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Top: Australia > New South Wales > Sydney > Museum / Art Gallery Brett Whiteley Studio Museum Following the death of the most famous Australian painter of his generation, the late Brett Whiteley , his ex-wife Wendy Whiteley turned his studio into a public museum, administered by the Art Gallery of NSW. Christopher Day Gallery The Christopher Day Gallery has been exhibiting and dealing traditional and modern Australian painting since 1979. Barry Stern Galleries The Barry Stern Gallery is series of interlinked terrace houses and shows group and solo exhibitions by both established and emerging Australian artists, encompassing Aboriginal artists, and changes exhibitions every 2 weeks. Darren Knight Gallery The Darren Knight Galley has 2 exhibition spaces and specialises in the work of younger Australian and New Zealand contemporary artists, most of whom are based outside the Sydney area. Exhibitions change monthly. Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre In the heart of Sydney's old industrial belt, the Casula Powerhouse Arts center is an outstanding example of how old buildings can be transformed for new purposes. The building incorporates multi-use galleries and performance spaces. Australian Centre For Photography The Australian Centre for Photography aims to promote public access to cutting-edge photography and photomedia. The photography exhibited in the 2 galleries can range from the esoteric to the populist to the controversial. Annandale Galleries Annandale Galleries exhibit Modern European art and represent a number of Australian artists. Recently, the gallery has begun exhibiting Aboriginal art. The Art Gallery of New South Wales The Art Gallery is located in the environment of the Sydney Botanical Gardens within 15 minutes walk from the Opera House. Aboriginal Art Print Network The Australian Art Print Network is Australia's leading publisher of fine art, limited edition prints by Aboriginal artists. Artspace Artspace places an emphasis on interdisciplinary works such as film, video, installation and interactive and multimedia artworks. The building comprises 3 galleries, 4 studios and a conference room. Justice and Police Museum The Justice and Police Museum, on the corner of Albert and Phillip streets in Circular Quay, was once the Water Police Court (1856), the Water Police Station (1858) and the Police Court (1885). It now houses a museum devoted to Sydney's police. Sydney Observatory The Sydney Observatory was built in 1858 and was a working observatory until the 1980s, gaining an international reputation for its work. It became a museum of astronomy in 1982 and now provides a program of exhibitions, films, workshops and talks. Hyde Park Barracks Museum The elegant Hyde Park Barracks, an excellent example of Georgian architecture, designed in 1819 by convict architect, Francis Greenaway. Built as a dormitory and place of work and punishment for male convicts, now it houses a museum. Australian Museum The Australian Museum's collection is based on the natural histories of Australia, Papua New Guinea and the Pacific region, and its permanent displays contain a line-up of dinosaur skeletons, stuffed wombats, pinned-down insects and the like. The National Trust of Australia (NSW) For 20 years now, S.H. Ervin Gallery has been a "significant other" to Sydney's great and long-established galleries. Savill Galleries Sydney based art gallery that features regular exhibitions of prominent Australian artists. Hogarth Galleries Aboriginal Art Centre Australias first and foremost Aboriginal Art gallery with regular exhibitions featuring leading artists and their communities. The diverse stock comprises paintings on bark and canvas, prints and works on paper, and photographs. Four Winds Gallery Dealers since 1981 in collectable North American Indian art, jewellery and artifacts. Cooee Aboriginal Art Gallery Situated in the center of the city's trendy shopping street, Coo-ee provides an excellent range of artefacts from remote Aboriginal communities, original canvases and works on paper from Australia's finest Aboriginal artists. Wagner Art Gallery Wagner Art Gallery specialising in fine art. Birrung Gallery Birrung Gallery purchases the art from the Aboriginal artists. Birrung Gallery holds traveling exhibitions throughout Australia and has a permanent gallery in Newtown, Sydney Australia. Araluen Gallery Australian rare and unusual timbers hand turned by Peter Stroud from the burl of the eucalyptus tree. The timber used in these works is cut from dead or fallen trees that grow in the harsh Australian outback. Sydney Maritime Museum Oldest of the Sydney maritime museums and home of the James Craig. The Museum operates the 3 most historically significant vessels on Sydney Harbour: the 1902 Waratah, the 1902 VIP Lady Hopetoun and the schooner Boomerang. Gavala Aboriginal Art Gallery and Cultural Centre Aboriginal art, culture and paintings that include Australia's stunning landscape and essays on Aboriginal life and culture. Powerhouse Museum A major Australian public museum. Exhibitions, programs and research span the fields of science, technology, industry, design, decorative arts and social history. Page 1 of 2 Next >> |
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