Photo Credit: National Gallery of Victoria April 21, 2021- Revisit Australian Impressionism and learn about the fierce artistic ambitions of the country’s most famous artists through She-Oak and Sunlight: Australian Impressionism at NGV Australia from 2 April to 22 August 2021 This visually stunning, large-scale exhibition of more than 250 masterpieces brings together some of the most-loved paintings from the Australian Impressionist movement. It is guest curated by Dr. Anne Gray

Photo Credit: Grande Experiences 21 April 2021- Set to reignite Australia’s art scene, THE LUME Melbourne will be launched this autumn at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. In the past, you could only view great masterpieces from afar, as they hang on the walls of silent museums and art galleries. But now, THE LUME presents an innovative way of truly immersing yourself in art. If you’re ready for a multi-sensory experience, set a schedule on your calendar to vis

22 March 2021- Many of the most loved artists of all time lived during the French Impressionist movement. And now, the National Gallery of Victoria (NGV) will put the products of their revolutionary works on display in the first Melbourne Winter Masterpieces exhibition since 2019. From 4 June to 3 October 2021, the NGV will present French Impressionism from the Boston Museum of Fine Arts -- an international exclusive exhibition that showcases more than 100 masterworks. The Museum of

March 20, 2021- As COVID-19 restrictions continue to ease and non-essential establishments are being allowed to operate across the country, Australia is hosting its first international art exhibit again. Starting 5 March to 14 June (10 am to 5 pm daily), you can visit the National Gallery of Australia for the Botticelli to Van Gogh: Masterpieces from the National Gallery, London exhibit. Throughout the almost two-century history of the National Gallery, London, this is the first time th

Tang Dynasty dates back from 618 to 907 AD with its roots originating in Chang’an, its capital city. This era was regarded as the golden age of art and literature because of its great contributions in those fields.The golden age of art and literature started with what Sui Dynasty left to the next empire during their regime. At the onset, Tang Dynasty art began in paintings with subjects that focus on Buddha and the Buddhism religion in its entirety. Court painting was also the big thing bac