Published on: 25 January, 2022

We have partnered with Baksty to offer a free web-based audio tour of the exhibition. No need to download apps or to use headphones, simply scan the relevant QR code at reception and follow the prompts. The tours are available in both Mandarin and English.

Published on: 21 January, 2022

Unfortunately the Gallery will not be open on the public holiday this year. We apologise for any inconvenience.

Published on: 20 January, 2022

Finally, the Big in China exhibition guide is available at the Gallery shop, and still costs just $10. We have spent the last few months working on a re-vamp of the design, the guide book has become a documentation of the entire exhibition rather than focusing on a handful of works. We hope you like it.

Published on: 3 December, 2021

Thanks to the unexpected early arrival of some equipment and magical install wizardry the Gallery will be ready to open the doors on Big in China a few days earlier than anticipated. We will now open at 10am on Wednesday 8 December 2021. We are looking forward to seeing you soon.

Published on: 22 November, 2021

Lu Pingyuan, “Shadow of the Shadow”, 2021

“Shadow of the Shadow” is inspired by the physical characteristics of the artist character “Barbabeau” in the animation “Barbapapa”, whose body can transform freely. The artist then created this large sculpture installation using black light clay. This work is composed of more than 400 sculptures of various shapes that are derived from familiar forms within the experience of cultural and art history.

Published on: 15 November, 2021

Christmas comes early this year as the White Rabbit finally re-opens after the enforced lockdown and the install of our new exhibition Big in China on Saturday 11 December.

What does it mean to make it Big in China? It is no easy feat to captivate the attention of over a billion wandering eyes and minds. How do we draw the focus of so many unique individuals and make them move in unison? Rather, it is the grand and overarching narratives, outstanding creativity and unique art practices that have the power to move a population en masse.

We look forward to welcoming you back in the Gallery very soon.

Published on: 1 October, 2021

Chou Yu-Chen, “Moody #6”, 2021
200 x 240 cm
Acrylic on paper, paper mounted on canvas

Published on: 2 September, 2021

Pixy Liao, “Homemade Sushi”, 2010
75 x 100 cm
chromogenic print