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Wednesday 1 January
2025

René Magritte

Magritte

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 26 OctoberSunday 9 February

Group Show

Infinite

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 14 SeptemberSunday 12 January

Group Show

Big Rain Falling

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 5 OctoberSunday 9 February

Leyla Stevens

PAHIT MANIS, Night Forest

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 2 NovemberSunday 16 February

Angelica Mesiti

The Rites of When

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 21 SeptemberSunday 11 May

Nusra Latif Qureshi

Birds in Far Pavilions

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 9 NovemberSunday 15 June

Group Show

Making Worlds

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberSunday 15 June

Lee Ufan

Quiet Resonance

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 31 AugustMonday 1 September

Group Show

Grand Courts

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Group Show

20th-century galleries

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Asian Lantern

Elemental

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Group Show

Yiribana Gallery

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Group Show

Coomaditchie: The Art of Place

Museum of Sydney
Saturday 30 MarchSunday 2 February

Group Show

A Generous Gift: The John and Phyllis Murphy Collection

Caroline Simpson Library
Tuesday 29 OctoberFriday 28 February

Group Show

Beauty Rich and Rare

Museum of Sydney
Saturday 7 DecemberSunday 30 March

Mehwish Iqbal

Submergence

Fairfield City Museum & Gallery
Saturday 2 NovemberSaturday 1 March

Group Show

Tender

Fairfield City Museum & Gallery
Saturday 16 NovemberSaturday 25 January

Catherine Nelson

Riverbound

Michael Reid Gallery
Thursday 5 DecemberThursday 9 January

Kate Newby

Hours in wind, 2024

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Thursday 29 AugustThursday 4 September

Julie Mehretu

A Transcore of the Radical Imaginatory

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 29 NovemberSunday 27 April

Julie Rrap

Past Continuous

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 28 JuneSunday 23 February

Isaac Julien

Once Again... (Statues Never Die)

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 27 SeptemberSunday 16 February

Group Show

Primavera 2024: Young Australian Artists

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 30 AugustMonday 27 January

Hayv Kahraman

Bodies of Water

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Sunday 1 DecemberSunday 16 March

Group Show

MCA Collection: Artists in Focus

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Saturday 23 NovemberMonday 27 January

Group Show

Works on Paper

Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 25 January

Kaylene Whiskey

Indulkana Soup

Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 25 January

Group Show

IMMORTAL

Saint Cloche
Wednesday 11 DecemberSaturday 25 January

James Erskine

Archer, Mali and Me

Liverpool Street Gallery
Thursday 12 DecemberTuesday 21 January

Group Show

Borrowed Landscapes

Mosman Art Gallery
Saturday 19 OctoberSunday 2 February

Group Show

This Is How We Love

Mosman Art Gallery
Saturday 19 OctoberSunday 2 February

Jennifer Blau

In Profile

Mosman Art Gallery
Saturday 9 NovemberSunday 2 February

Group Show

Summer Group Exhibition

Olsen Gallery
Monday 9 DecemberSaturday 1 February

Tamara Henderson

Slug in the Mug

Artspace
Friday 25 OctoberSunday 5 January

Shireen Taweel

Cosmographic

Artspace
Friday 25 OctoberSunday 5 January

Yang Xifa

The Divine World

Vermilion Art
Thursday 28 NovemberSaturday 18 January

Danish Quapoor

redux

Firstdraft
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 18 January

Nicole Clift and Nicholas Hanisch

maelstrom

Firstdraft
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 18 January

Tia Madden

Some Sort of Notation

Firstdraft
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 18 January

Group Show

Yiribana Gallery

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

The Yiribana Gallery is the first gallery that visitors encounter in Naala Badu, the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ new north building.

The display in this gallery is inspired by a word from the Aboriginal language of Sydney: burbangana. Meaning to ’take hold of my hand and help me up’, burbangana is akin to an invitation. It is imbued with generosity and care, and emphasises the connections between people.

The exhibited works touch on moments of burbangana in differing ways. Some consider notions of care and guidance through familial relationships. Others offer philosophies for living and profile the intricacies of cultural inheritance, or they examine ongoing complexities of history and resilience.

A selection of new acquisitions is displayed alongside collection highlights showcasing the diversity of practice across the country, and across time, media and art styles.

Lorraine Connelly-Northey’s major commission Narrbong-galang (many bags), made from rusted and salvaged metals, is prominently displayed in the 20-metre-long Yiribana window, which is visible to the public both night and day.

Yiribana means ’this way’ in the Sydney language and was the name given to the Art Gallery’s dedicated space for the display of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art when it opened in November 1994. Yiribana has a rich legacy of highlighting the depth and dynamism of art practice across Indigenous Australia.

Location

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Art Gallery Road, Sydney NSW 2000

Date

Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

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Exhibitions

Wednesday 1 January
2025

René Magritte

Magritte

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 26 OctoberSunday 9 February

Group Show

Infinite

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 14 SeptemberSunday 12 January

Group Show

Big Rain Falling

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 5 OctoberSunday 9 February

Leyla Stevens

PAHIT MANIS, Night Forest

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 2 NovemberSunday 16 February

Angelica Mesiti

The Rites of When

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 21 SeptemberSunday 11 May

Nusra Latif Qureshi

Birds in Far Pavilions

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 9 NovemberSunday 15 June

Group Show

Making Worlds

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberSunday 15 June

Lee Ufan

Quiet Resonance

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Saturday 31 AugustMonday 1 September

Group Show

Grand Courts

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Group Show

20th-century galleries

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Asian Lantern

Elemental

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Group Show

Yiribana Gallery

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Group Show

Coomaditchie: The Art of Place

Museum of Sydney
Saturday 30 MarchSunday 2 February

Group Show

A Generous Gift: The John and Phyllis Murphy Collection

Caroline Simpson Library
Tuesday 29 OctoberFriday 28 February

Group Show

Beauty Rich and Rare

Museum of Sydney
Saturday 7 DecemberSunday 30 March

Mehwish Iqbal

Submergence

Fairfield City Museum & Gallery
Saturday 2 NovemberSaturday 1 March

Group Show

Tender

Fairfield City Museum & Gallery
Saturday 16 NovemberSaturday 25 January

Catherine Nelson

Riverbound

Michael Reid Gallery
Thursday 5 DecemberThursday 9 January

Kate Newby

Hours in wind, 2024

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Thursday 29 AugustThursday 4 September

Julie Mehretu

A Transcore of the Radical Imaginatory

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 29 NovemberSunday 27 April

Julie Rrap

Past Continuous

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 28 JuneSunday 23 February

Isaac Julien

Once Again... (Statues Never Die)

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 27 SeptemberSunday 16 February

Group Show

Primavera 2024: Young Australian Artists

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Friday 30 AugustMonday 27 January

Hayv Kahraman

Bodies of Water

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Sunday 1 DecemberSunday 16 March

Group Show

MCA Collection: Artists in Focus

Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Saturday 23 NovemberMonday 27 January

Group Show

Works on Paper

Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 25 January

Kaylene Whiskey

Indulkana Soup

Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 25 January

Group Show

IMMORTAL

Saint Cloche
Wednesday 11 DecemberSaturday 25 January

James Erskine

Archer, Mali and Me

Liverpool Street Gallery
Thursday 12 DecemberTuesday 21 January

Group Show

Borrowed Landscapes

Mosman Art Gallery
Saturday 19 OctoberSunday 2 February

Group Show

This Is How We Love

Mosman Art Gallery
Saturday 19 OctoberSunday 2 February

Jennifer Blau

In Profile

Mosman Art Gallery
Saturday 9 NovemberSunday 2 February

Group Show

Summer Group Exhibition

Olsen Gallery
Monday 9 DecemberSaturday 1 February

Tamara Henderson

Slug in the Mug

Artspace
Friday 25 OctoberSunday 5 January

Shireen Taweel

Cosmographic

Artspace
Friday 25 OctoberSunday 5 January

Yang Xifa

The Divine World

Vermilion Art
Thursday 28 NovemberSaturday 18 January

Danish Quapoor

redux

Firstdraft
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 18 January

Nicole Clift and Nicholas Hanisch

maelstrom

Firstdraft
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 18 January

Tia Madden

Some Sort of Notation

Firstdraft
Friday 6 DecemberSaturday 18 January

Group Show

Yiribana Gallery

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

The Yiribana Gallery is the first gallery that visitors encounter in Naala Badu, the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ new north building.

The display in this gallery is inspired by a word from the Aboriginal language of Sydney: burbangana. Meaning to ’take hold of my hand and help me up’, burbangana is akin to an invitation. It is imbued with generosity and care, and emphasises the connections between people.

The exhibited works touch on moments of burbangana in differing ways. Some consider notions of care and guidance through familial relationships. Others offer philosophies for living and profile the intricacies of cultural inheritance, or they examine ongoing complexities of history and resilience.

A selection of new acquisitions is displayed alongside collection highlights showcasing the diversity of practice across the country, and across time, media and art styles.

Lorraine Connelly-Northey’s major commission Narrbong-galang (many bags), made from rusted and salvaged metals, is prominently displayed in the 20-metre-long Yiribana window, which is visible to the public both night and day.

Yiribana means ’this way’ in the Sydney language and was the name given to the Art Gallery’s dedicated space for the display of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art when it opened in November 1994. Yiribana has a rich legacy of highlighting the depth and dynamism of art practice across Indigenous Australia.

Location

Art Gallery of New South Wales
Art Gallery Road, Sydney NSW 2000

Date

Sunday 1 DecemberMonday 1 December

Save to Calendar

All exhibition content on this website has been sourced from the exhibiting gallery’s website or provided by other art enthusiasts. We do not own or seek to own any of this material. If you are concerned about any misuse of your content, please let us know here.

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