When designer, artist and Monash Master of Fine Art alum Anna Varendorff reflects on her recent commission for the National Gallery of Victoria’s MAF x NGV art fair, she speaks less about prestige and more about possibility.

When Monash Bachelor of Art History and Curating student Madeleine Steer received an email from the Murray Art Museum Albury inviting her to guest-curate a major exhibition for the museum’s 10 year anniversary, she was stunned.

For Bachelor of Fine Art (Honours) graduate Richard Monger, being awarded the Tess Hill and Bill Hawtin Fine Art Scholarship was more than financial support—it was a chance to grow as an artist, connect internationally, and test the direction of his practice. The scholarship, which helps students pursue creative opportunities beyond the classroom, enabled Richard to embark on a transformative trip to Japan.

Dr Bradley Webb's exhibition exposes colonial design and challenges Australia’s representation of Indigenous people through powerful visual storytelling.

When Sarah Keane first visited Melbourne’s galleries as a teenager growing up in Wagga Wagga, she knew exactly where she wanted to be.

Amelia Winata explores Monash alum Paul Yore’s survey exhibition, WORD MADE FLESH, examining the maximalist logic and embodied methodologies that drive his work.

Discover the artistic journey of Callum Morton, a renowned contemporary artist and professor. In an interview with Grace Slonim, Morton shares his experiences, challenges, and observations about the evolving Australian art scene.

Nicholas Mangan's "Core-Coralations" project weaves coral polyps and planetary extinction through material storytelling. Exploring coral core samples' climate history and their link to mining, carbon emissions, and coral bleaching, the project features a sculpture and film.

Discover Undercurrent – the powerful photography project by artist Peta Clancy, uplifting hidden truths and perspectives of Country.