In 1994, a rare watermark album assembled in the first half of the nineteenth century by Canon Ludwig von Büllingen (1771–1848), entered the collection of the N

In the heart of Melbourne this summer, the view from NGV’s backyard feels more like a postcard from the suburb

The National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) holds 140 prints by Rembrandt Harmensz. van Rijn, a growing collection of the artist’s intaglio works that began over 130 years ag

Commemorating the inaugural display of Iwantja Inma – Song, Dance, Ceremony, the first ever recording of this traditional performance, artists and Community members from Indulkana will perform inma: traditional ceremonial…

One of a series of essays featuring the answers to questions posed to artists participating in the Megacities project of NGV Triennial 2023 In this third decade of the twenty-first…

STATEMENT ‘I moved to Lagos and it is here that I discovered my language to be photograph

PROJECT Lucy Bull’s visceral and kinetic style of abstract painting comprises large-scale multi-layered compositions that draw on a range of art historical styles and movements, from Impressionism to Surrealism, and…

Introduction The NGV holds 140 Rembrandt prints, a growing collection of the artist’s intaglio works first purchased in 1891 with a new acquisition as recent as 202

NGV FRIDAY NIGHTS: ALEXANDER McQUEEN  Start your weekend with a visit to NGV Friday Nights and the groundbreaking exhibition, Alexander McQueen: Mind, Mythos, Muse

Warm up this winter at NGV Friday Nights and see over 70 works by Picasso alongside over 100 works by his contemporaries in the Melbourne Winter Masterpieces® 2022 exhibition The…

ABOUT简介AUDIO GUIDE音频导览THEMES主题EVENTS活动LEARN学习ACCESS无障碍观展WATCH & READ观看视频和阅读详情SHOPNGV设计品商店 Alexander McQueen (1969–2010)

Kungka Kuṉpu 2019 Indulkana, South Australia single-channel digital video with sound, 4 min, 6 sec e

There is a painting in the NGV Collection by John Longstaff titled Gippsland, Sunday Night, February 20th, 1898.

150 year, Rorschach, 2019, is a seven-panel panoramic landscape painting by leading Australian artist Ben Quilty and generously gifted through the Felton Bequest.

This essay was first published in NGV Triennial 2020, National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne I read recently an article published by Michael Brune, the executive director of the Sierra Club,…