Video tour: Ginger Wikilyiri Kunamata Tjukurpa

Video tour: Tjala Women (featuring the Ken Sisters)

Video tour: Matt Bromhead 'Truth Over Tradition'

Video tour: Peter Gardiner 'I dont remember being here'

Video tour: Matthew Johnson 'Purlieu'

Video tour: Alan Jones 'Breathe In'

Video tour: Sophe 'Cape Soliloquy'

Video tour: John Young Naive and Sentimental Paintings

Video tour: Jacqui Stockdale 'Paper Doll'

Interview: Jacqui Stockdale 'Paper Doll' by Rebecca McIntosh

Video tour: Shirley Purdie

Vipoo Srivilasa creates a shrine-like sanctuary to house five contemporary deities

Srivilasa  has created a reflective, shrine-like space for APT10 that houses five secular deities representing attributes important to him — love equality, spirituality, security, identity, and creativity — and asks visitors to join him in celebrating them. Through the work, Srivilasa venerates memories of his Thai homeland, acknowledges what his relocation to Australia has meant to him, and encourages viewers to appreciate both our differences and our commonalities.

Video tour: Literally Split

Video tour: Eliza Gosse 'Bumpy Roads and Tip Top Sandwiches'

Video tour: Dani McKenzie 'Close to Home'

Video tour: Melissa Coote 'Sun'

Barry Humphries opening night introduction

Jose Luis Puche video tour

José Luis Puche, a path drawn in pencil from Malaga to Sydney

José Luis, born in Malaga, Andalusia, has shown his works in New York, Sydney and Dubai.

Congratulations Tim Olsen

Congratulations to Tim Olsen winner of the 2021 Alex Buzo Shortlist Prize and Nib People's Choice Prize for his memoir Son of the Brush.

The Nib People's Choice Prize ($2,500) is awarded by popular vote. Congratulations to Tim Olsen, one of Australia's most recognised and respected art identities, successful gallery owner and now, prize winning author.  Tim Olsen is the son of arguably Australia's greatest living artist, John Olsen. Son of the Brush is his fascinating, candid memoir of what it was like to grow up in the shadow of artistic genius, with all its wonder, excitement and bitter disappointments.

The Mark & Evette Moran Nib Literary Award presented by Waverley Council with support from Principal Sponsors Mark and Evette Moran, and community partners Gertrude & Alice Bookstore Cafe, celebrates excellence in research and writing in Australia.