The Art Show

Most artists like to protect their work from the elements, but Sophie Cape, the winner of the 2025 Hadley's Art Prize, explains how exposing her work to dirt, rainfall, and her own body is an essential part of the process.
Filipino artist Pio Abad talks post-colonial loss, disappearance and re-imagining.
And filmmaker Danielle Maclean on her documentary about the impact and legacy of one of Australia's most renowned artists, Emily Kam Kngwarreye.

Great conversations with visual artists, gallery and museum directors and curators.

UK interdisciplinary artist Topher Campbell opens up his Ruckus Heart…a powerful and immersive multi-room exhibition at the Tate Modern earlier this year.
Curator Kimberley Moulton shares how a child’s boomerang led her to discover what was essentially a human zoo, ultimately informing her curatorial vision for the Tarrawarra Biennial - We Are Eagles.
And Julie Fragar on her 2025 Archibald Prize-winning work, Flagship Mother Multiverse (Justene), and her relationship with its subject, Brisbane artist Justene Williams.

Great conversations with visual artists, gallery and museum directors and curators.

She took a wallpaper with an idealised view of history and turned it into something far more moving - in every sense of the word. Meet Lisa Reihana, one of Aotearoa New Zealand’s most acclaimed artists.
Ben Law - writer, broadcaster and man about town, opens up about the artist that’s changed his life - photographer William Yang.
And Campbell Addy - who has photographed everyone from Naomi Campbell to Beyonce - takes us behind the scenes of a cover shoot for Vogue.