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Painting

July 2024

  • Portrait of Lesley Dumbrell 2023 with her artwork 'Solstice' 1974, photo © Art Gallery of New South Wales, Jenni Carter ***These images may only be used in conjunction with editorial coverage of the 'Lesley Dumbrell: Thrum' exhibition, 20 July – 13 October 2024, at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, and strictly in accordance with the terms of access to these images – see artgallery.nsw.gov.au/info/access-to-agnsw-media-room-tcs. Without limiting those terms, these images must not be cropped or overwritten; prior approval in writing is required for use as a cover; caption details must accompany reproductions of the images; and archiving is not permitted.*** Media contact: media@ag.nsw.gov.au

    ‘I thought, I’ll show you guys’: eye-popping artist Lesley Dumbrell finally gets her due at 82

  • Oscar Murillo 2209, (untitled) surge, 2022, 150 x 150 cm

    Art Weekly newsletter
    Modernist Paris, a Monet adventure park and the death of life drawing – the week in art

  • A rough portrait, in dark and earthy tones, painted straight on to wood, of a dark-haired saturnine young man

    ‘It was magical’: hidden self-portrait by English artist Norman Cornish found at museum

  • Été.

    Summer games previews
    Été, the Amélie-inspired game where you paint Montreal into life

  • Sunbonnet supernova: the ‘fun gal’ who put the glorious Glasgow Boys in the shade

  • Full Story
    Mona’s fake Picassos: performance or prank? – Full Story podcast

  • Australian arts in focus
    ‘Childish and unprofessional’: art experts say Mona’s fake-Picasso stunt may undermine gallery’s reputation

  • Art Weekly newsletter
    A very British surrealist and the Tories’ legacy in cartoons – the week in art

  • Leonora Carrington: Rebel Visionary review – wild dreams of a titan of surrealism finally get their due

  • Actors’ show-stopping art exhibition: ‘We’re used to rejection so nothing was turned down!’

  • Mohammed Sami review – phenomenal paintings send depth charges through Churchill’s home

  • Slashed painting owned by Stephen Fry’s mother tells chilling story of fleeing from Nazis

  • In the Eye of the Storm: Modernism in Ukraine, 1900-1930s review – a small yet blazing act of solidarity

  • My friend David Hockney: Martin Gayford on the prophet of painting

  • Art Weekly newsletter
    Barbie graces London and the Rokeby Venus heads to Liverpool – the week in art

  • ‘I took it personally’: Rejects, the show for artists rebuffed by the Royal Academy

  • Artist or monster? Mammoth new Gauguin show reckons with colonial legacy – to limited success

June 2024

  • British artist Leonora Carrington in her house in Mexico in 2000.

    Long ignored, at last the surrealist art of Leonora Carrington is getting the attention it’s due

    The artist and writer is celebrated in a new UK show – but why was a woman of such talent so little known in her lifetime, asks her cousin?
  • Sharpening the Saws by Oleksandr Bohomazov, 1927.

    Art Weekly newsletter
    Giants of Ukrainian art, Henry Moore goes to war and Chris Ofili’s myth making – the week in art

    A showcase of modernist greats from Malevich to Delaunay, the Yorkshire sculptor’s Blitz drawings and Ofili’s tapestry returns home to Scotland – all in your weekly dispatch
  • Jonathan Yeo's painting of Sir David Attenborough

    ‘Infectious enthusiasm’: Jonathan Yeo’s green portrait of David Attenborough unveiled

    Painting of 98-year-old broadcaster, commissioned by Royal Society, goes on public display 2 July
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