The joy of this extensive retrospective from enigmatic Australian hyperrealist sculptor Ron Mueck is watching it provoke and interact with viewers. (Note: some images may be NSFW, even though it’s aaaart.)

Max Gillies performs as many of our most lauded and laughable politicos in Guy Rundle's Godzone. It's as sour and zesty and refreshing as a lemon tart at a regional bakery photo-op.

Peter Greenaway's stunning illumination of The Last Supper helps reclaim da Vinci's masterpiece for what it is – a visual triumph.

ACMI's impressive exhibition of the works of Len Lye suggest he was a 21st century kinda guy.

Queen – It's A Kinda Magic could indeed be the Cecil B De Mille of tribute shows.

The opening of the NGV's latest winter blockbuster art show featured more people in black than a Will Smith alien flick and a My Chemical Romance concert combined.

Tom Wright's adaptation of Voltaire's Candide is a delightfully chaotic mix of poignancy, comedy and pop songs.

This enjoyable 55 minutes about the decline of network television is, ironically, much more like a TV pilot than a comedy festival show.

The man responsible for the biggest laugh of my entire life returns with a bizarre show that deconstructs stand-up tropes and audience expectations.