Three decades of Australian performance art, told by scholars, curators and artists.

Designers disrupting fashion from within, across identity, class, race, sexuality and gender.

A history of fake bodies, from automatons to the 1980s supermodel.

How clothing turns into fashion through the image that represents it.

The Chinese export arts behind one of the Met's most successful exhibitions.

An alternative history of modern and postmodern art, told through fashion.

Two centuries of fashion and art in a competitive love-hate relationship.

Art as ritual, commodity, symptom, agent of change, across Aboriginal and new media.

How theory enriches what we see in art and visual culture.

Mike Parr's 2002 endurance performance, where body, time and collaboration meet.

Australian installation art, gathered in essays both new and previously published.