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Who was the mystery woman in Grace Crowley’s 1933 Archibald portrait? A piece of luck followed by some sleuthing has uncovered her identity.

A studio visit and interview with Sally Smart about her work for Matisse Alive reveals a particular fondness for scissors.

Eight emerging artists talk about works in the collection that particularly resonate with them.

The distinctive styles of these artists caught the eye of the judges of the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes.

Three Deaf artists who worked on Auslan translations for the Archibald explain the process and the artworks to which they were drawn.

It seems unfathomable that anything but the ‘destruction to innocent lives’ could come from warfare but Archibald Prize artists have proven otherwise.

From new commissions to collection highlights, this summer program offers fresh perspectives on one of the world’s most beloved artists.

A studio visit and interview with Robin White reveals how imagined conversations with Matisse are behind her intricate bark cloth works for Matisse Alive.