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4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art
4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art is a non-profit organisation (4A) with the aim of promoting a greater understanding of diverse cultures through the arts. 4A showcases both Asian and Australian artists through an innovative program of exhibitions, conferences, seminars and workshops. Established in 1996, 4A is an initiative of the Asian Australian Artists Association.
AMAZE - The Michael Crouch Gallery
The State Library launched is first new gallery since 1929! AMAZE: The Michael Crouch Gallery is an exciting space of changing objects with fascinating back stories. Ned Kelly 'Wanted' poster, James Cook's hand-drawn maps of New Zealand and the sketchbooks of John Glover and Arthur Streeton are just some of the amazing objects currently on show. AMAZE was co-launched with Curio, an innovative new app available free to download at the iTunes App Store and Google Play Store. In-house devices are...
Ann Snell Gallery
The Ann Snell Gallery opened in 2003. It began humbly with Ann borrowing money to purchase her first collection but Ann's passion and keen eye for art, soon paid off with her first show selling out. 2012 saw the introduction of an 'Australian Art' collection featuring an exciting range of artists using various mediums to explore universal the concepts of 'Post Modern Tribalism' and 'Unsustainable Industries' to name a few. Ann offers and encourages clients to have a personal consultation, where...
Art Gallery of New South Wales
Explore five levels of art at one of Australia's most popular art museums, located within beautiful parklands overlooking Sydney Harbour just 10 minutes walk from the city. See an extensive collection of Australian art, including one of the largest galleries of Aboriginal art in the country, alongside European masters, Asian treasures and leading local and international contemporary art. Enjoy refreshments in the award-winning restaurant or cafe, and pick up a unique gift from the Gallery Shop...
Art House Gallery
The Art House Gallery represents and exhibits the work of both emerging and established Australian artists. The contemporary art exhibits displayed at the Rushcutters Bay art spacey feature award-winning works composed of various mediums from oil paint to bronzes and everything else in between. Content in the gallery is always fresh as exhibits are continually changing.
Artspace Visual Arts Centre
Artspace Visual Arts Centre is a leading international residency-based contemporary art centre, housed in the historic Gunnery Building in Woolloomooloo fronting Sydney Harbour. Artspace is committed to the development of new ideas and practices in contemporary art and culture. Artspace prioritises the ideas and practices of artists and fosters the development of challenging new installation-based work, including projects in video, performance, sound, interactive and other forms of developing ...
Australian Museum
The Australian Museum has an international reputation in the fields of natural history and indigenous studies research, community programs and exhibitions. The museum was established in 1827 and is Australia's first museum, with unique and extensive collections of natural science and cultural artefacts. Experience the stories of Indigenous Australians in their own words, or discover Australia's strange and notorious animals. With its combination of the latest technology, ongoing research and ...
Australian National Maritime Museum
Located at the northern end of Darling Harbour, the Australian National Maritime Museum is a distinctive indoor/outdoor attraction and great days entertainment for the whole family. Enter the awesome world of underwater warfare aboard the submarine; explore the last of the big gun destroyers; marvel at Spirit of Australia the fastest boat in the world or HMB Endeavour, Captain Cook's vessel of discovery and visit James Craig the 1874 Tall Ship (when in port). The museum also hosts an ever-chan...
Brett Whiteley Studio
Explore one of Sydney's best kept secrets: the Brett Whiteley Studio, where one of Australia's most celebrated artists of the 20th century lived and worked from 1988 to 1992. The Studio exhibits a selection of Whiteley's work where glimpses of his private world can be seen in his sketchbooks, photographs, music collection and personal memorabilia. The studio is located close to the central business district, in the cosmopolitan suburb of Surry Hills. There is a small shop with postcards, pos...
Carriageworks
CarriageWorks was opened in 2007 as a place for creativity and innovation and a new home for contemporary arts and culture in the city. Home to regular art exhibitions, the Eveleigh Markets, and an in-house restaurant, CarriageWorks is a multi-purpose space that's just a few kilometres from the central business district and a short walk from multiple train stations.
Craft NSW
As a handcraft gallery, Craft NSW features studio glass, ceramics, silver and gold jewellery, timber, silk, weaving, handknits, leather and costume jewellery, all made by the members of the Society of Arts and Crafts of NSW. At Craft NSW they hold regular exhibitions of members and invited craftworkers. As a not for profit organisation, managed by it's members, come along and meet the craftmakers.
CrossArts Project
The CrossArts Project, which was founded in 2003, is a not-for-profit art initiative that works with artists, curators, writers and activists to create a collaborative workspace. Tucked into Llankelly Place in Kings Cross, the gallery exhibits mainly contemporary works that examine the relationship between art, life and the public sphere.
Damien Minton Gallery
The Damien Minton Gallery is a commercial, contemporary art gallery. It has a focus on exhibiting artists who engage with the Australian cultural landscape. Various exhibitions are held throughout the year. The gallery is located in Redfern and is less than a ten minute walk from either Redfern or Central Station.
Elizabeth Bay House
Built between 1835 and 1839, Elizabeth Bay House was known as 'the finest house in the colony'. Designed by the most fashionable and accomplished architect of the day, John Verge, for the Colonial Secretary, Alexander Macleay and his family, Elizabeth Bay House is a superb example of colonial architecture in a magnificent setting overlooking Sydney Harbour. The house was restored and opened as a house museum in 1977. Elegantly furnished to the period of 1839-1845, the interiors reflect the life...
Galerie Pompom
Nestled into a space in the heart of the Chippendale Arts Precinct, Galerie Pompom is a commercial gallery aiming to develop some of the city's best artists. The recently opened gallery was established by Ron and George Adams, who have been running the artist run initiative MOP next door for 10 years.
Gallery Red
Gallery Red is a commercial, contemporary gallery located in the heart of Glebe, showcasing emerging and established artists. It features exhibitions organised by both the gallery and the artists themselves. With the increasing number of art collectors in Australia, art galleries like Gallery Red wear with pride the tag, 'commercial and contemporary'. Gallery Red is all about introducing the work of up-and-coming artists and re-introducing the work of established artists. Not only do they give ...
Glass Artists Gallery
The Glass Artists' Gallery is Australia's foremost contemporary glass gallery. Established in 1982 by artist/educator Maureen Cahill, the Gallery promotes diverse and unique works by Australian and New Zealand artists both nationally and internationally. Nationally, Maureen Cahill co-founded the Ranamok Glass Prize; awarded annually, this prize has gained international recognition as a major contemporary glass prize. Internationally, the Gallery has exhibited since 1991 in major events in Chica...
Government House
Built between 1837 and 1845, for the Governor of New South Wales, Government House was the most sophisticated Gothic Revival building in the colony. The ground floor State Rooms include the dining room, drawing room and ballroom. These contain an outstanding collection of nineteenth and twentieth century furnishings and decoration that reflect changing styles and the differing tastes of the Governors and their wives. The first floor includes State Apartments that were used by the Governor, vis...
He Made She Made
He Made She Made Concept Gallery aims to showcase and promote the work of Australian creatives within the realm of art and design. They host monthly exhibitions tied to a conceptual theme which encourage said creatives to experiment and push their capabilities. The results are often surprising, unexpected and always a crowd pleaser.
Hyde Park Barracks Museum
Designed by convict architect Francis Greenway, the Hyde Park Barracks housed 15,000 male convicts in government employment between 1819 and 1848. Later it became a female immigration depot and a government asylum for infirm, destitute women. Explore the convict experience, get spooked by the SoundScape, lie in a convict hammock and discover the daily lives of other occupants at this popular landmark in the historic precinct of Macquarie Street. There is a free archaeological display on the g...
Inner City Clayworkers Ceramics Gallery
The Inner City Clayworkers Ceramics Gallery, in Glebe, is a well-known and long established co-operative gallery, showing ceramics, both domestic and sculptural, made by professional Australian potters. This little gallery, housed within a beautiful Federation building, has show-cased the works of many of today's well-known Australian ceramic artists. The gallery provides individual ceramists with the opportunity to exhibit their work, and to play a part in running the gallery. Exhibitions are ...
James Dorahy Project Space
Opened in July 2006, James Dorahy Project Space is an exciting art forum committed to the presentation of innovative forms of contemporary art. The gallery features the work of emerging and mid career artists who present work in a wide range of media including drawing, painting, sculpture and photography that reflect a diversity and talent demonstrative of the current contemporary practice. The aim of the exhibition program is to nurture the careers of the artists whilst developing and foster...
Justice and Police Museum
The Justice and Police Museum was originally the Water Police Court (1856), Water Police Station (1858) and Police Court (1886). Restored to their 1890s character, the building's heavy blocks of sandstone, spiked gates, winding steps and corridor of cells reinforce the museum's themes of crime and punishment and law and order. The museum features a magistrates court, a recreated police charge room and remand cells, a gallery of mug shots of Sydney's early criminals and an array of spine chilli...
Ken Duncan Gallery The Rocks Sydney
This must-see gallery in the historic The Rocks precinct showcases amazing imagery from Australia and the world captured by Australia's most renowned panoramic landscape photographer, Ken Duncan. Ken has received many awards including a Medal of the Order of Australia and the Photo Imaging Council of Australia's Gold Tripod. Ken's Sydney Gallery offers a panorama of Australia's most idyllic and striking landscapes. The stunning gallery offers a sanctuary where visitors can revel in the incredi...
Korean Cultural Office
Located opposite Hyde Park, the Korean Cultural Office (KCO) opened to encourage cultural exchange between Australia and Korea. Visit the KCO to attend Traditional Crafts and Digital Media Gallery Exhibitions, learn through cultural classes such as Korean language, food, dance, art, dress, tea and craft making classes.Be entertained at Korean film night, k-pop dance class and lunchtime festivals. Attend major events like KOFFIA Korean Film Festival and traditional performance concert. Visit th...
Macquarie the Governor 1810 to 1821
Macquarie the Governor 1810 to 1821 exhibition is a collaboration between The State Library of New South Wales and Macquarie Group. The State Library of New South Wales holds the largest collection of material related to Lachlan Macquarie and the early history of Sydney. Featuring significant items from the library's collection such as Lachlan Macquarie's chair and convict material, Macquarie the Governor 1810 to 1821 gives an overview of the man and his achievements.
Madame Tussauds Sydney
After months of intrigue, hype and anticipation, Madame Tussauds Sydney, the world famous wax attraction has officially opened its doors in Sydney's Darling Harbour. Now you can get up close and personal with over 70 of the world's iconic celebrities and our very own Aussie stars! To celebrate the opening, Ian Smith, aka Harold Bishop from the soap opera Neighbours, came face-to-face with his wax self for the first time! Revel in the unique atmosphere of glamour, fame and history at Madame Tuss...
MOP
A 10-year-old artist-run initiative, and one of the first of its kind in the city, MOP features predominately young and emerging artists as well as established and mid-career artists who resist commercial representation. Curated by a voluntary committee and located within the Chippendale Arts Precinct, MOP hosts as many as 35 different exhibitions per year.
Museum of Contemporary Art Australia - MCA
The Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA) is Australia's leading museum dedicated to exhibiting, interpreting and collecting contemporary art from across Australia and around the world. The MCA presents an engaging program of exhibitions and related special events. From major thematic exhibitions and surveys of established artists, solo exhibitions, new work by emerging artists, painting and sculpture to new media, the MCA program covers the range and diversity of contemporary art. Locate...
Museum of Sydney
A modern museum built on the historic site of the first Government House, built for Governor Phillip in 1788. The Museum of Sydney takes you on a journey exploring Sydney's people, places and cultures from dreamtime to modern times. It is a place of many layers: from the archaeological remains of the colony's first Government House built in 1788 to the award-winning sculpture 'Edge of the Trees', interpreting the site of first contact between Aborigines and those arriving on the First Fleet. ...
Object - Australian Design Centre
Through visionary exhibitions, education programs, publications and retail activities, the centre strives to make connections between creative minds across Australia, heightening awareness of outstanding design, and of course playing host to the best of Australian design. Object - Australian Design Centre acts as a bridge between different communities in design. They take risks and constantly evolve to keep at the cutting edge of innovation.
Oxford Art Factory
Inspired by Andy Warhol's 1960s New York Factory, the Oxford Art Factory is an edgy, warehouse-like venue with multiple, flexible performance areas. Visual art, performance art and live music events are featured in the Gallery, Art after Dark Bar and Live Art Space. The Oxford Art Factory Market runs on the first Saturday of every month, providing a platform for Sydney's established and emerging artists.
Peloton
Peloton recently relocated from its former Chippendale location. The brand new art space in Surry Hills is a not-for-profit gallery that focuses on emerging and established artists based in Sydney and New South Wales. The gallery also features interstate and international artists for a broad and refreshing mix of contemporary art.
Pier 2/3
Historic Pier 2/3 is the newest addition to the Arts NSW property portfolio. The Pier is the last remaining undeveloped wharf within the Walsh Bay precinct. In 2010, Arts NSW secured a long-term lease for Pier 2/3 from NSW Maritime. This will allow the Pier to be used for arts, cultural and creative purposes into the future. It is now used as a cultural facility to promote the welfare of the local community and to be used by cultural groups. Walsh Bay represents an opportunity to create a dis...
Platform72
Find everything from paintings and photographs to homewares and stationary inside Platform72, a different take on the gallery/design store. A unique concept, the store features new talent and gives all proceeds back to the artists. The part-gallery, part-retail space gives artists the chance to dip their toes into the commercial pond and allows visitors to take a piece of gallery art home with them.
Powerhouse Museum
Located next door to Darling Harbour, the Powerhouse Museum is one of Australia's largest and most diverse museums. It features an extraordinary array of treasures across decorative arts and design, science, technology, space, transport and social history. An ever-changing program of temporary exhibitions complements a range of inspiring permanent displays. More than 250 interactive exhibits bring the Museum to life, with holographic images, touch screen computers, science experiments and a vi...
Purple Goanna Indigenous Corporation
Purple Goanna is a not for profit, café and catering business located in Redfern offering a unique twist on bush tucker. Run by an all Indigenous team, they create meals using traditional Aboriginal Australian meats, spices and fruits, fused with today's cuisine to create something worth exploring. Playing national Indigenous radio all day, Purple Goanna offers a modern Aboriginal cultural experience and also features Aboriginal clothing brand Brothaboy and a range of Aboriginal artworks for s...
Salerno Gallery
The Glebe Point Road contemporary art space is small, but airy, and features fine works by Australian and international artists. With anything from illustrations to sculptures on display at any given time, the gallery features a variety of works in a range of mediums that's constantly changing, keeping the small space fresh.
Sark Studio
Sark Studio is the Surry Hills base for clothing designer Theresa Jackson, which combines a retail outlet and a design studio. During the 1980s, she was one of the top designers in the country being selected in the Top Ten Designer lists by magazines such as Mode and Cosmopolitan. In 2007 she returned to designing clothes with her Sark label and Sark Studio opened in February 2009, rapidly finding a loyal clientele among women who wanted clothing that represented them... individual, stylish a...
SH Ervin Gallery
The National Trust S.H. Ervin Gallery is a major public art gallery that presents an exciting program of changing exhibitions. The program is designed to explore the richness and diversity of Australian art, both historical and contemporary. The Trust Cafe, adjacent to the S.H. Ervin Gallery, is an institution in itself. A fine selection of specialist art books, cards and exhibition catalogues is available from the gallery shop. The S.H. Ervin Gallery is unique in its location and presentation...
Sheffer Gallery
Located in Darlington, a short walk from Redfern train station and a handful of other galleries, the Sheffer Gallery often features unconventional works from unrepresented artists. The seven-year-old space is housed in a re-adapted workshop that's filled with natural light and features high ceilings. The gallery holds a variety of exhibitions, events and performances.
State Library Of New South Wales
The State Library of NSW is a unique cultural institution with an amazing history and internationally renowned collection. Visit the Library and experience the beautiful architecture of the Mitchell Library Reading Room and Shakespeare Room, or enjoy the vibrant public events and changing exhibitions program. There is free internet and wi-fi access, and the Cafe Trim is open seven days a week. The Library Shop is Sydney's premier Australiana bookshop, and fine art prints from the collection ...
Susannah Place Museum
Built in 1844, Susannah Place Museum is a terrace of four houses that incorporates a re-created 1915 corner store. Rare in the city of Sydney, it has a continuous history of domestic occupancy by working class families. Susannah Place Museum provides a rare opportunity to explore domestic working class life from 1844 to 1990. It is evidence of the richness of community life that existed in The Rocks. The modest interiors and rear yards illustrate the restrictions of nineteenth century inner ci...
Sydney Antique Centre
Sydney Antique Centre is Australia's oldest and one of the largest antique centres with over 60 antiques and art dealers, perfect for any bargain hunter or for those who want to find that special trinket. Their warehouse, plus cafe, is located just two and a half kilometres from Sydney's central business district. They have Australia's best range of antique furniture, porcelain, glass, jewellery, clocks, watches, kitchenware, lights, Orientalia, rugs, sports memorabilia, bottles, books, dolls,...
Sydney Galleries
Sydney Galleries is one of Sydney's oldest and respected galleries. They specialise in all things Aboriginal with a wide selection of canvas works from the affordable to investment. They pay attention to the providence of all works sold and only charge realistic prices. They can pack and send your art all over the world. Some of the artists Sydney Galleries sell include Betty Club Mbitjana, The Petyarre Sisters, works from Papunya Arts and Warlukurlangu Arts.
Sydney Heritage Fleet
Sydney Heritage Fleet's treasure trove of unique historical vessels is a hidden jewel in the heart of Sydney Harbour. Take a Square-rig Sailing Adventure out to sea on an 1874 Square-rigger, discover the history secrets of Sydney Harbour aboard a coal-fired steam tug, book a charter on an Edwardian Steam Launch, or a take a cruise on a Gentleman's Schooner. For more information or to make a booking please see the Sydney Heritage Fleet website, call or email.
Sydney Jewish Museum
Since its opening in 1992 the Sydney Jewish Museum has become an integral part of the cultural life of Sydney. The Museum is dedicated to documenting and teaching the history and lessons of the Holocaust. We commemorate the lives of the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators, honour the survivors and pay tribute to the 'Righteous Among Nations' The Museum challenges visitors' perception of democracy, morality, social justice and human rights. The Museums' timeline invite...
T2 Building
Rennie's 'Always was, always will be' explores what it means to be an urban Aboriginal in contemporary Australian society. Rennie aims to bring this representation into a very public forum, a unique space that due to its diurnal patterns, allows it to be seen by a broad range of people. His work uses geometric diamonds, referencing his associations to North-Western New South Wales and the traditional markings of the Kamilaroi people. Always was, always will be uses the contemporary mediums of...
The Artery Aboriginal Art
The Artery is a contemporary Aboriginal art gallery, in the inner Sydney suburb of Darlinghurst, specialising in art from remote Aboriginal communities. The gallery has a not-for-profit objective and works closely with both established and emerging Aboriginal artists. They strive to develop long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with artists. The gallery is driven by a code of conduct reflecting an ethical and respectful approach and ensuring artists are empowered. Their motto is; Ethi...
The Australian Art Print Network
Learn about the unique culture of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and browse through a collection of works at the Australian Art Print Network. A member of the Australian Indigenous Art Trade Association, the Darlinghurst gallery offers high-quality and affordable art prints and provides support for indigenous communities.
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