Interdisciplinary artist Clare Weeks uses her own body to explore illness, identity, and the relationship between fragility and endurance.

I conducted a structured interview with Karen Ghostlaw, business partner, CEO of The Pictorial List Inc., and Gallery Director of Pictorial Foundation, to gain insight into our collaborative practice and organisational direction.

Mario Giacomelli reinforces the idea that photography can operate as a record of perception rather than a record of reality.

Sophie Calle works in a way where life and art are completely mixed together.

Career planning in the creative industries involves negotiating artistic intent, practical constraints, and ongoing professional development. It operates as a flexible framework shaped by both personal direction and external conditions.

The careers of Jadé Fadojutimi, Amoako Boafo, and Refik Anadol show different ways artists can build a career today, depending on the type of work they make, the people they connect with, and the support they receive from galleries and institutions.

This week explores how contemporary artists use technology to create artworks that respond, shift, or evolve through audience interaction, code, sensors, virtual reality, robotics, and artificial intelligence.

Today's guest lecture Tiffany LeeShoy provided a clear understanding of how the arts industry works behind the scenes, especially within Penrith City Council.

Sound has become an important material within contemporary installation practice, shifting how exhibitions are experienced beyond the visual.

Sound plays an important role in the visual arts by adding another layer to how we experience a work.