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Brett Whiteley Studio
Step into the former workplace and home of Australian artist Brett Whiteley (1939–92).
Duality – an artistic exploration of quantum science
Showcasing the entries to the 2023 EQUS Quantum Art Competition
Global Gambits and Playful Revisions
Exploring how artists use play and satire to highlight global issues.
Impressions - Print Circle Exhibition 2024
Women printmakers uniting in technique and expression
J.S. Bach Guitar Duet
Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Johann Sebastian Bach's music with J.S. Bach Guitar Duets.
Paintings by Marita Brahe and Ross Coady
Personal experiences revealed within paintings created over the past year
Panel discussion – Indonesian Art on the international stage
On Tradition: Contemporary art from Indonesia
Sally Robinson exhibition
An exhibition of works from over 50 years in the making by Sydney-based artist Sally Robinson.
Un-Still Life exhibition
‘Un-Still Life’ showcases recent works by three NSW based visual artists, Sarah Buick, Nicole Eggers and JJB Serra
Kate Clarkson: A Thousand Situations
Art2Muse Gallery presents 'A Thousand Situations' by Kate Clarkson
Ottchil: Light from Nature
Presented in partnership with Coreana Cosmetics Museum, Korean Cultural Centre Australia unveils special exhibition.
George Gittoes Exhibition – Doorways
The Australian artist's latest works, painted and exhibited at the City Yellow House Jalalabad in 2024.
Andrew Sullivan: Back to Zero
A Sydney based painter known for works that hold meticulous detail and a wicked sense of humour.
Marjatta Kaukomaa & Pam Smith ceramic works
Deja view – these ceramics invite a nostalgic indulgence of details in home exteriors, interiors and décor.
Elegance in Harmony: Vocal and Cello
A unique musical encounter set in the intimate atmosphere of a CBD gallery.
Exhibition Opening: People in History, People Today
SHEN Jiawei's Retrospective Exhibition
Symbiosis Group Show
Six artists explore the concept of symbiosis via clay, fabric and found objects via clay, fabric and found objects
Somebody #coulditbesepsis?
A photographic exhibition by Helene Cochaud, sharing personal stories from sepsis survivors