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Kirthana Selvaraj’s giant Matildas tribute unveiled

In a striking fusion of art and sport, Indian-Australian artist Kirthana Selvaraj has created a painting that captures the power and spirit of the Matildas...

Small hands, big picture: The making of Hunters Hill Public School’s mural

"But that doesn’t look like any tree I have ever seen! Are you a real artist?” asked a Year 1 student, arms crossed, looking at...

Free as a bird: Artist Priya Gore

In Aboriginal Australian culture, black cockatoos symbolise change, freedom and renewal. Similarly, in Priya Gore’s painting ‘I Am’, this bird represents empowerment, reflection, and...

Awetistic optimistic

Patrick Francis is a special needs artist who hasn’t allowed the constraints of his disorder to keep him from achieving his dreams, writes SWATI BHARGAV

Paper shaper

Artist Janaki Lele presents her works with paper at Sculpture by the Sea to highlight the importance of recycling, writes KIRA SPUCYS-TAHAR

A museum of our own

A Melbourne based Indian doctor and art collector donates his collection to a community-run museum, DHANYA SAMUEL reports

A spirit of religious tolerance

An exhibition celebrating the many religions of India hints at the essential secularism of Indian society, writes EMILY ITEE DEWAN

Moments in time

From the natural landscapes of Tasmania’s national parks, to the tantalising ruins of Rajasthan, a young photographer takes us on a trip around the world, writes NISHTHA CHADHA

Christie's brings preview of Indian artists to Delhi

A 1962 painting, titled "The Butcher", is among 26 selected pieces by prominent Indian artists on display in Delhi this week

Christie’s brings preview of Indian artists to Delhi

A 1962 painting, titled "The Butcher", is among 26 selected pieces by prominent Indian artists on display in Delhi this week

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Kirthana Selvaraj’s giant Matildas tribute unveiled

Small hands, big picture: The making of Hunters Hill Public School’s mural

Free as a bird: Artist Priya Gore

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