Current Sydney Art Gallery Exhibitions

What's in the Window?

Please enjoy our wide and wonderful range of Aboriginal artworks currently on display on the corner of Victoria Road and Darling Street.
If you would like more information on any of the artworks, or to arrange a home trial or digital hang, please contact us via phone: +61 2 9555 5283 or book a video call.

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Legacy and Renewal: The Lockhart River Art Gang

This powerful group exhibition pays tribute to the Lockhart River Art Gang, a collective that has reshaped contemporary Indigenous art in Australia. In honour of founding member Silas Hobson, who recently passed away, we celebrate his legacy alongside the remarkable work of his peers - Rosella Namok, Fiona Omeenyo, Samantha Hobson, and Irene Namok. Their artworks blend tradition with modern innovation, exploring the cultural richness of Sandbeach Country and the environment of Far North Queensland. From Fiona's symbolic Quinken figures to Samantha's vibrant depictions of natural forces, this exhibition reflects the ongoing evolution of Lockhart River's artistic voice. It is a celebration of the resilience and creativity that defines this dynamic community - a legacy that continues to thrive.

Charmaine Pwerle Solo Exhibition - New Dates TBA

We regret to announce that the highly anticipated solo exhibition of Charmaine Pwerle, originally scheduled for 21 September 2024 to 13 October 2024, will be delayed. Charmaine is currently deeply engaged in fulfilling significant cultural and family responsibilities that are vital to her artistic journey and personal growth.

Please add your name to our 'Expressions of Interest' list to receive an exclusive preview of the exhibition catalogue as soon as it becomes available. Thank you for your understanding and continued support. We will update you with the new dates for this inspiring exhibition as soon as possible.

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Goompi Ugerabah: The Song of Country

We are thrilled to present the first solo exhibition of Goompi Ugerabah, 2023 Paddington Art Prize Winner and one of Australia's most exciting contemporary Indigenous artists. Goompi's works are deeply connected to his Kombemerri and Gurreng Gurreng heritage, blending his passion for song, dance, and cultural storytelling with a distinctive visual language. His bold, graphic designs evoke the richness, power, and beauty of the Gold Coast and surrounding regions. This exhibition offers an opportunity to experience the cultural vibrancy of Goompi's art, where each piece reflects his pride as a custodian of culture.

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