The worlds of science and art are colliding around Australia, and in the doing they’re inspiring climate action, citizen science and a sustainable future. Here’s some of our favourite examples.
To encourage people to change things, you have to engage them. And the way to do that comes down to creativity.
The boab trees of the remote Tanami desert are carved with centuries of Indigenous history – and they’re under threat.
1889: A national Australian art movement emerges.
View the epic imagery of revered Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, which bears silent witness to the true cost of the creature comforts we take for granted in first world nations.
Buried in a eucalypt-clad hill beside the Shoalhaven River, the new Bundanon Art Museum safeguards some of the nation’s most precious artworks from flood and fire.
Be enchanted by one of Australia’s most acclaimed outdoor art galleries in this picturesque rural town.
With its collection of stunning original paintings by award-winning artist James Hough, the Australian Geographic Art Calendar 2022 is on sale now. Order your copy today before it sells out.
Artist Jean-Michel Maujean accompanies birdsong to create beautiful music.
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