‘While kimonos have remained consistent in form and tailoring over the centuries, it is the individual choices of fabric, colour, pattern and adornment that reveal the ever-changing story of Japan and its people.’

By Wayne Crothers

‘My work is largely autobiographical – even when the figure represents someone else, it often speaks to a part of me or to shared. experiences that are deeply personal.’

By Sophie Oxenbridge with Johnson Eziefula

‘This exhibition charts the trajectory of Impressionism and Post-Impressionism in late nineteenth–century France, highlighting the contributions of those at the centre of this period of radical experimentation who boldly rejected the artistic conventions of their time.’

By Coral Guan, Michael Varcoe-Cocks and Dr Miranda Wallace

‘While many are familiar with Hockney’s sun-soaked series of Los Angeles paintings, The second marriage is noticeably absent of pools,parties and boys.’

By Sebastian Moore

‘Kay Sage always resisted requests to decipher the meaning of her complex paintings.’

By Dr Ted Gott