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Paul Keating’s apprentice is painting a vastly differently portrait of Australia

Paul Keating’s apprentice is painting a vastly differently portrait of Australia

If Jim Chalmers can deliver on his big picture, Australia will win on a global scale. If not, the title of Christopher Malouf’s Archibald Prize portrait will be vindicated.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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It’s a dog day as the Archibald Prize delivery deadline looms

It’s a dog day as the Archibald Prize delivery deadline looms

Animals join artists at the final call for entries in this year’s Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes at the Art Gallery of NSW.

  • by Helen Pitt
Protest, pain and family the themes as Archibald Prize entries arrive

Protest, pain and family the themes as Archibald Prize entries arrive

As the entries arrived at the Art Gallery of NSW ahead of Friday’s deadline, you could tell a lot about recent events in Australia by the faces painted.

  • by Helen Pitt
Tom Slingsby sits for the Archibald ahead of Sydney chapter of SailGP

Tom Slingsby sits for the Archibald ahead of Sydney chapter of SailGP

The five time Australian Male Sailor of the Year will skipper Team Australia at its home SailGP race on Sydney Harbour this weekend. He’s also been asked to pose for the country’s top portraiture prize.

  • by Michael Koziol
Baseball club lauds artist’s ‘incredible’ gift to honour late player

Baseball club lauds artist’s ‘incredible’ gift to honour late player

Artist David Bromley was well qualified to commemorate Chris Lane, the young Melbourne baseballer who was murdered in the United States over a decade ago.

  • by Carolyn Webb
Thirty-five years after her acquittal, Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton and a key scientist reunite

Thirty-five years after her acquittal, Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton and a key scientist reunite

Chamberlain-Creighton, wrongfully convicted of murdering baby Azaria, says Hans Brunner’s evidence was vital in clearing her name.

  • by Carolyn Webb
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Legally blind artist wins the Brisbane Portrait Prize

Legally blind artist wins the Brisbane Portrait Prize

Redlands artist Dylan Mooney has won the $50,000 top prize in the annual portrait competition for an artwork praised for speaking “of personal experience and the power of love”.

  • by Nick Dent
‘Quite spooky’ portrait of Play School favourite wins Archibald people’s prize

‘Quite spooky’ portrait of Play School favourite wins Archibald people’s prize

Jaq Grantford’s painting of Noni Hazlehurst is a nod to the long-running children’s TV show.

  • by Linda Morris
‘Conservative choice’: Would this artist still win the Archibald Prize today?

‘Conservative choice’: Would this artist still win the Archibald Prize today?

The same portrait submitted to the present-day prize would almost certainly not be selected.

  • by John McDonald
APY Lands art investigation the elephant in the Wynne Prize room

APY Lands art investigation the elephant in the Wynne Prize room

The country’s oldest art prize is awarded for best landscape painting of Australian scenery or figure sculpture.

  • by John McDonald
The portraits that didn’t make the Archibald Prize cut

The portraits that didn’t make the Archibald Prize cut

Here are the best of the works that were rejected for the nation’s most famous art prize.

  • by John McDonald