Barangaroo and Sydney Contemporary present a series of installations, cutting-edge performance art and an artist-in-residence this month at Barangaroo that will appeal to art lovers and those curious about contemporary art. For more information please click here
After a sell out tour of Australia, The Very Hungry Caterpillar Show heads to New Zealand, playing at various venues including Dunedin at The Regent Theatre. Book now!
Break out of your usual lunch time routine and join some of Australia’s most celebrated Aboriginal artists in a series of workshops, talks, classes and short films to celebrate NAIDOC Week at Barangaroo. Spaces for the workshops and classes are limited, so book now to ensure your place.
The iconic Blak Markets returns to Sydney’s spectacular harbour headland park, Barangaroo Reserve on Sunday, 2 July for Sydney’s first national Indigenous contemporary art market. Taking place at the beginning of NAIDOC Week, the free event will bring together Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists from 11 remote arts centres from around Australia for a […]
We have been busily working on a number of new clients with Barangaroo in Sydney launching the new arts and cultural precinct. This amazing space will have numerous free events over the coming months. The creative team at Sydney Youth Orchestras go from strength to strength with three concerts in March, a new art fair […]
Inside//Outside: Youth Identity in a Brave New World A festival of new works at MCA Shopfront in partnership with the Museum of Contemporary Art proudly present a multi artform event showcasing the perspectives, images and stories of 500 young people from the St George Area from October 21-23, 2016. Celebrating 40 years, Shopfront is a creative […]
The United Kingdom’s largest artist-led contemporary art fair, The Other Art Fair, returns to Sydney for 2016 following its successful inaugural 2015 edition. The Fair attracted over 7,500 visitors during the four day fair enabling unrepresented artists to connect with collectors and sell their work. Presented from 27-30th October, The Other Art Fair’s 2016 edition […]
Celebrated Chinese born Australian painter Jiawei Shen from Bundeena NSW has won the $20 000 2016 Gallipoli Art Prize with his painting ‘Yeah, Mate! ’ depicting an Australian soldier at Gallipoli carrying his wounded comrade. Jiawei Shen’s winning work is based on an iconic Gallipoli photograph which is kept in the Imperial War Museum in […]
