Megan Cope’s artwork Kinyingarra Guwinyanba (Off Country) (2022) features in ArchitectureAu’s coverage of the Newcastle Art Gallery opening.

Megan Cope speaks to Georgina Reid about her work Kinyingarra Guwinyanba (2022–ongoing) for The Annual 2025.

Megan Cope and Newcastle Art Gallery win MGNSW IMAGinE Award for their program Ngumpi Kinyingarra Oyster House (2024).

Megan Cope’s work Whispers (Poles) (2023-24) is featured in Art Guide’s coverage of to come together as water.

Megan Cope’s work Kinyingarra Poles (2023–24) is featured in Mousse Magazine’s coverage of Sharjah Biennial 16.

Megan Cope’s work Kinyingarra Poles (2023–24) is featured as one of five works to see in Frieze’s coverage of Sharjah Biennale 16.

Megan Cope’s work Kinyingarra Guwinyanba (Off Country) / Kaulana ‘Ōlepe (2025) is featured in Hyperallergic’s coverage of Hawai’i Triennial 2025.

Megan Cope’s work Kinyingarra Guwinyanba (Off Country) / Kaulana ‘Ōlepe (2025) is featured in Artforum’s coverage of Hawai’i Triennial 2025.

Megan Cope is featured in the Biennale of Sydney and Fondation Cartier’s documentary ‘Revive and Resist’.

Megan Cope’s work Kinyingarra Poles (2023–24) featured in Wallpaper’s coverage of Sharjah Biennial 16.

Megan Cope’s work Kinyingarra Poles (2023–24) is featured in The Art Newspaper’s coverage of Sharjah Biennial 16.

Megan Cope’s work Kinyingarra Poles (2023–24) is featured in e-flux’s coverage of Sharjah Biennial 16.

Megan Cope is featured in ArtReview’s coverage of Sharjah Biennial 16.

Megan Cope is featured in ArtNews’ coverage of Sharjah Biennial 16.

Megan Cope is featured in ArtAsia Pacific’s weekly news round up.

Megan Cope is featured in The Lissome, Edition N°4: Love Ethic.

Over 16 renowned Blak artists representing over 30 nations across the country have made a splash at the international exhibition. Here's who to catch.

Interview with Megan Cope: On the role of art in restoration, reclamation and rebirth

Forty-nine artists have been named for next year's exhibition, entitled ALOHA NŌ.

The 24th Biennale of Sydney, Ten Thousand Suns, features 400 artworks from 96 artists and collectives and will run until June 10th.