Published on: 14 April, 2023

Last Day: Sunday 14 May 2023 

Visit us soon, before we close the books on Shuo Shu 说书 (Storytelling).

The 29 artists in Shuo Shu 说书 map the evolution of the story from timeless myths and literary romances to political propaganda and modern-day censorship. Artists become shapeshifters, and their stories twist and turn to fit within codes and secret messages. Whilst a closed mind is like a closed book, stories reveal themselves to those who are open.

Curated by David Williams
17 December 2022 – 14 May 2023
Wednesday – Sunday 10am-5pm
Free Entry 

Published on: 8 April, 2023

Produced in collaboration with The Centre for Contemporary Photography, a selection of key photographic and film works from the White Rabbit Gallery’s collection will be exhibited at the Centre for Contemporary Photography  between 21 April – 9 July 2023.

From sweet early romance, to shattering revelations of infidelity, to the overwhelming passion for a boyband, the artists in ‘I Loved You’ use a range of photographic and video techniques to capture and convey personal moments representative of love, memory, fantasy and connection.

Click here for more information. 

Image Credit: Yang Fudong, Ms Huang at M last Night 2, 2006, black and white Lambda digital print, 120 x 180 cm

Published on: 3 April, 2023

Good Friday – 7 April: Closed
Easter Saturday – 8 April: Open 10am-5pm
Easter Sunday – 9 April: Open 10am-5pm
Easter Monday – 10 April: Closed

Image Credit: Li Rui 李锐, Nest 28, 2009, oil on canvas, 100 x 220cm

Published on: 25 March, 2023

Zhang Ji
Secretary of Pineal Gland Recovering, 2022
440 x 400 cm (quadriptych)
Acrylic on canvas

Published on: 16 March, 2023

Powerhouse Late: Pixy Liao is a special night curated by international multidisciplinary Chinese artist, Pixy Liao.

The evening will highlight Liao’s career influences through film, display her long-term photography project Experimental Relationship, and feature a curated selection of White Rabbit Gallery moving images.

FREE event as part of Powerhouse Late. Registrations recommended: Click here.
13 April 2023, 5–9pm

Image Credit: Pixy Liao, Things We Talk About, 2013.

Published on: 8 March, 2023

Celebrating the power and achievements of women around the world on International Women’s Day!

White Rabbit Gallery founder and director, Dr Judith Neilson AM, is a patron, adviser and benefactor to a diverse range of charities in Australia and around the world. Judith supports a number of causes targeting slavery, homelessness, children’s health, affordable housing, climate change and food scarcity along with a long-standing interest in architecture and design. Judith feels that the opportunity to work within these areas will provide a powerful force for change in the lives of vulnerable people around the world.

To view the causes Judith supports, please click here.

Photography: Felix Forest / Forbes 2022

Published on: 22 February, 2023

The Judith Neilson Foundation has awarded a A$1 million grant to the International Anti-Poaching Foundation (IAPF), which will be used to strengthen its ‘Akashinga – Nature Protected by Women’ program in Zimbabwe. The program, which has been a catalyst for change across the region, focuses on social impact to achieve conservation at scale, with the empowerment of women central to its strategy.

“Akashinga’s strong focus on supporting marginalised women in rural areas, alongside delivering infrastructure upgrades for healthcare, education and clean water are vital for community led conservation having impact at scale. The women of Akashinga have proven this and I am excited to be supporting them as they expand their work in Africa.” Judith Neilson

For more information on this important program, visit our Linktree and follow the prompts.
https://linktr.ee/whiterabbitgallery

Image credit: Adrian Steirn. Akashinga ranger Petronella Chigumbura

Published on: 8 February, 2023

The New York Times have listed White Rabbit Gallery as a Key Stop in Sydney! Click on the link below to read the article and discover how to make the most of your time in Sydney.