Bethany Small

Fiona McGregor: Water Series

Fiona MacGregor uses her body as an instrument to investigate the complex and vital relation we have with water.

Gelato Messina

1/241 Victoria Street, Darlinghurst

The OG store that spawned a nationwide gelateria empire.

House

Big beautiful photos of things from big beautiful houses provide a lesson in Australian history and a reflection on the inherent meaningfulness of objects.

Titus Andronicus

Major trigger warnings for the Shakespeare play that reads most like an Odd Future track.

October Shows at Firstdraft

Karla Dickens on NRL, darts with Diana Smith and a chance to catch up on your laundry courtesy of Tega Brain. It's art. No, really.

Money Shots: STC Next Stage

Five 15-minute plays threaded together by the presence of money as a determinant of character and action showcase contemporary Australian playwriting as part of STC's Next Stage program.

Claudia O’Doherty: What Is Soil Erosion?

Claudia O'Doherty explores the most pressing issue of our time, Soil Erosion, in an hour-long experience of the 26-hour TV show 'they' won't let her make.

Antenna International Documentary Film Festival

We are all documenting all the time now. This festival is both a state of the nation on what documentary is and does now and a space for consideration of what it can be and do in the future.

PAN Magazine Launch: Issue 2

For those who like independent publications to read in their small bars, PAN Magazine laughs off the sophomore blues with its second issue.

Warwick Thornton: Stranded

Indigenous filmmaker and artist Warwick Thornton casts himself in a recreation of the Crucifixion in a series of stills and a 3D film.

The Paper Attic

A room full of painstakingly made paper replicas of junk call into question our ideas about use and value.

On Sale! Shops and Shopping

Take a sneak peek into Sydney's shopping trolley with this department-store style setup of advertising, packaging and photos.

Big Fashion Sale

Virtuously support the Australian fashion industry while honing your overall shopping fitness.

Naeem Rana and Nusra Qureshi: The way you look at me

Two Pakistani born arists investigate and document their experience as migrants in Australia using traditional art forms adapted within the context of contemporary art, society and politics.

New exhibitions at Gaffa

All four shows in this set of exhibitions at Gaffa are, in one way or another, about place. How we construct it, how we occupy it, how it shapes the way we think.

Nothing is True, Everything is Permitted

In their second group show since the re-open earlier this year, Chalk Horse show that though they've gone commercial they are definitely still the indie conceptual darlings of yore.

The Poetry of Drawing

Beautiful drawings of beautiful women by the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood: way more revolutionary than you'd think, but just as lovely.

Social Sculpture

The show, which might look like a jumble of videos and of stuff comes together as something meaningful and involving with the application of a little time and contemplation.

Four Shows at Firstdraft

Sydney's oldest ARI showing some of Sydney's newest artwork. You know the drill. This time round it's Penelope Benton, Alison Locke, Tully Arnott with Charles Dennington, and Samuel Bruce.

Tell Me Tell Me: Australian and Korean Art 1976-2011

Korean and Australian art co-curated by the MCA and the National Museum of Contemporary Art, Korea for the Korea-Australia Year of Friendship. Hugs all round!