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Infographic of Sydney Contemporary 5-8 Sept 2024 Carriageworks

20% off tickets to Sydney Contemporary

Published on: 1 July, 2024

Sydney Contemporary, in partnership with MA Financial Group, will return to Carriageworks from 5-8 September for four days of curated exhibitions, large-scale installations, experimental live performances, engaging panel discussions, artist talks, tours, plus delicious dining options!

One of the most celebrated events on Australia’s cultural calendar, Sydney Contemporary is a must-attend event for the culturally curious and the perfect place to see, love, and buy from thousands of works of art. Save on your entry with our special offer – 20% off Friday Night and Day Tickets.

Offer Period: Monday 8 July 2PM – Tuesday 3 September 11:55PM

A deflated, flattened, full-scale replica of a T34 Soviet tank stitched from over 400 pieces of Italian leather.

Laozi’s Furnace is now open!

Published on: 26 June, 2024

Laozi’s Furnace is now open!

The artists in Laozi’s Furnace inherit the legacies of early alchemists by delving into material exploration. Can a tank be stitched from leather? Can shadows be crafted from clay? Can animals take on human forms? Bringing alchemy into the 21st-century, our artists reveal the ways of turning mind into matter, and matter back into mind.

Open until 10th November 2024
Wednesday-Sunday 10am-5pm
Admission is free.

A largescale sculptural installation of cartoon-like shadow figures. These anthropomorphic sculptures are modelled from painted black modelling clay, foam, and resin, and evocative of the French animation Barbapapa.

Laozi’s Furnace – Opening Late June

Published on: 13 May, 2024

The artists in Laozi’s Furnace inherit the legacies of early alchemists by delving into material exploration. Bringing alchemy into the 21st-century, our artists reveal the ways of turning mind into matter, and matter back into mind.

Laozi’s Furnace
Opens: Wednesday 26 June 2024

Bai Yilou, Illumination, 2011

A Blueprint for Ruins Closing Soon!

Published on: 1 May, 2024

A Blueprint for Ruins closes for the final time at 5pm on Sunday 12 May 2024.

Be sure to visit the gallery between Wednesday-Sunday 10am-5pm until 12 May, to avoid missing out!

From then, the gallery will be closed until 26 June 2024 as we install our next exhibition.

Closed Anzac Day 2024

WRG Closed on Anzac Day

Published on: 19 April, 2024

The White Rabbit Gallery and Teahouse will be closed on Anzac Day, Thursday 25th April 2024.

Reopening at 10AM on Friday 26th April 2024.
See you then!

A Blueprint for Ruins Catalogue

Hot off the Press!

Published on: 15 March, 2024

Our exhibition catalogue for ‘A Blueprint for Ruins’ has arrived!

The 42 page guide looks feature beautiful de-bossed silver foil, printed on raw textured card, and act as a compact visual guide through the exhibition.

Available to purchase in store or online!
Domestic and International shipping is available for all orders.

Shop here!

White Rabbit After Hours

White Rabbit After Hours

Published on: 29 February, 2024

To coincide with Phoenix Central Park performances, the White Rabbit Gallery will be open after hours once a month on a Thursday.

On March 14 & April 18, you will be able to visit the gallery between 10am-8pm.

Explore ‘A Blueprint for Ruins’ or enjoy a light refreshment in our Teahouse, before heading over to Phoenix.

Remember, you have to enter the ballot to attend Phoenix. Be in it to win it, enter through the links below:

Thursday March 14 – Tim Hecker
Thursday April 18 – Zane Banks

Chen Wei - Drunken Dane Hall

Record Breaking Exhibition

Published on: 17 January, 2024

‘A Blueprint for Ruins’ is proving to be a favourite… last week we broke the record for the highest weekly attendance the gallery has ever seen!

Huge thank you to our staff and patrons for making the first month of this exhibition such a memorable one! Congratulations to Judith Neilson and our Curator David Williams on this achievement, the artists and to the entire team who helped put it all together .

Visit us soon to see what all the fuss is about! Entry is free.

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