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Weaving together past and present stories of ephemeral works, the narrative unfolds across many of the Kaldor projects, revelling in the public moments of John Kaldor's and shares the delights of his private passion for art.

Weaving together past and present stories of ephemeral works, the narrative unfolds across many of the Kaldor projects, revelling in the public moments of John Kaldor's and shares the delights of his private passion for art.

Weaving together past and present stories of ephemeral works, the narrative unfolds across many of the Kaldor projects, revelling in the public moments of John Kaldor's and shares the delights of his private passion for art.

Weaving together past and present stories of ephemeral works, the narrative unfolds across many of the Kaldor projects, revelling in the public moments of John Kaldor's and shares the delights of his private passion for art.

Weaving together past and present stories of ephemeral works, the narrative unfolds across many of the Kaldor projects, revelling in the public moments of John Kaldor's and shares the delights of his private passion for art.

Weaving together past and present stories of ephemeral works, the narrative unfolds across many of the Kaldor projects, revelling in the public moments of John Kaldor's and shares the delights of his private passion for art.

Join Barrie Cassidy for a series discussing Leadership. He meets captain of the Bawley Point Rural Fire Brigade Charlie Magnuson, who steered his team through the 2020 fire season going above and beyond in the crisis.

Geraldine Doogue seeks powerful connection with prominent Australians through an investigation of their sacred space. Filmmaker James Ricketson talks about his connection to his home in the northern beaches of Sydney.

Photographer Hoda Afshar's experience of migration to Australia has re-defined her relationship with Iran, Islam and her art. Her portrait of author/refugee Behrouz Boochani won last year's Bowness Photography Prize.

Deborah Cheetham, proud Yorta Yorta woman, opera singer, composer and entrepreneur talks to Geraldine Doogue about her deep connection to her country in regional Victoria.

The son of an evangelical pastor, Future fled the Congo as an orphan stowaway. After eight years in a camp he was accepted as a refugee in Australia, has studied electrical engineering and released two gospel rap albums.

Geraldine Doogue seeks powerful connection with prominent Australians through an investigation of their sacred space and what it means to them. This time artist Ben Quilty opens up about his inner world.

Graphic artist Stuart Campbell has developed his unique artistic practice in relative isolation but decides to share his work with a group of Indigenous kids in outback Australia.

Ian Strange journeys throughout America to create suburban interventions, questioning the stability and permanence of the 'Home'.

Ian Strange leaves his successful career as a New York based street artist to explore his Australian upbringing and personal relationship to the suburban home in his art practice.

Ian Strange rebuilds a full-scale replica of his childhood home from his adolescent memory.

From his New York base, Ian Strange travels throughout the world to explore the meaning of 'Home' in different cultures.

Ian Strange creates 'Landed' and 'Shadow', two gothic works which explore the dark side of suburbia and post-colonial Australia.

In response to the devastating Christchurch Earthquake of 2011, Ian Strange creates light based works which reflect the human stories of the homes slated for demolition to help the homeowners and community grieve their loss.

A NEW image captured by NASA Hubble space telescope shows ‘doomed duo’ galaxies colliding and then trying to destroy one another.