Kaldor Public Art Projects has a volunteer office internship position available and is also seeking volunteer invigilators to assist with Kaldor Public Art Project 25: Thomas Demand, which will be launched in March. These positions are an exciting way to become involved in groundbreaking contemporary art projects realised in Australia by international artists.  Read More

  Internationally renowned German artist Thomas Demand will present the 25th Kaldor Public Art Project in March 2012. Demand will transform a unique architectural site in the centre of Sydney to present his new works and project The Dailies. This work will be the artist's first public art project working outside a museum environment.   Read More

 
Project 18 artist Martin Boyce has won this year's Turner prize, one of the world's most prestigious art awards. The Turner Prize is awarded annually to a British artist under the age of 50, whose work is deemed innovative and important. Past winners include Damien Hirst and Anish Kapoor.   Read More

For the last three weeks, Martin Place has been home to Michael Landy's 13-metre puzzle installation, mapping the Sydney CBD and its 200 project sites. Saturday 22 October is your last opportunity to see the puzzle complete.   Read More

With 700 stories of kindness received from people across Sydney, an ambitious 13-metre-long jigsaw puzzle in Sydney's Martin Place, and stories of kindness on puzzle-pieces in 200 sites across city - watch how Michael Landy created his extraordinary project Acts of Kindness.  Read More

Haven't explored Michael Landy's Acts of Kindness yet? See the artist unveil the project and show you how to find the stories in the city streets. Landy discusses his 13-metre installation in lower Martin Place and explains how to use his giant map as a tool to navigate the city in search of kindness.  Read More

In a special public event, Happiness and the City, celebrated British artist Michael Landy joined by three lively panellists to discuss the meeting points of compassion, altruism and art in the public realm. Tanveer Ahmed, Lisa Havilah and David Marr consider issues raised by the Acts of Kindness project.  Read More

The 24th Kaldor Public Art Project, Michael Landy's Acts of Kindness, begins this week! See Landy's ambitious installation in lower Martin Place and 200 sites across the CBD from Friday 23 September.   Read More

We have recently uploaded fresh interviews with two past Kaldor project artists, Christo and Jeff Koons, to share with you. Watch Christo reminisce about the very first Kaldor Public Art Project, Wrapped Coast, from 1969, and see Jeff Koons speak about the multitude of decisions that go into constructing a 12.4-metre high puppy made of flowers for the 10th Kaldor Public Art Project in 1995.   Read More

 
Watch Michael Landy's project take shape as we release a series of short online documentary clips about Acts of Kindness. Episode 1 is now available and stay tuned to our blog, facebook or twitter to hear when future episodes are released - and don't forget to send us your story!  Read More