Published on: 28 October, 2023

I Am the People – Last Day: Sunday 12 November 2023 

The artists in this exhibition offer their nuanced perspectives, highlighting both the struggles and the aspirations of different groups within Chinese society. Whether we are viewing the world from the perspective of a factory worker in Guangzhou or a wealthy entrepreneur in Beijing, cutting across all boundaries is the need for harmony and belonging. Uniting the divide; between the poverty stricken and the politicians, labourers and ethnic minorities, clubbers and cowboys, is the rallying cry – I AM THE PEOPLE.

Curated by David Williams
28 June 2023 – 12 November 2023
Wednesday – Sunday 10am-5pm
Free Entry

Published on: 21 September, 2023

Published on: 17 August, 2023

It was such a pleasure having Hailun Ma visit the gallery last week and speak to us about her work! Hailun Ma’s artworks can be seen across Level 1 of our current exhibition, I Am the People.

Hailun Ma’s creative works open a new window for the viewers to approach Xinjiang and help them understand this region in a new perspective. Hailun Ma returned to Xinjiang in 2018 after living and studying in New York since 2013. She decided to use her lens to record the beautiful ‘hometown’ from her memory. With the help of her family, Hailun visited many villages around Kashgar, Akqi, and Xayar. Hailun has captured the unique yet easily overlooked experiences of the multi-ethnic compact lives in Xinjiang through her lens and presented the photos in a beautiful and respectful way.

HAILUN MA 马海伦, The Girl on the Sixth Floor, 2022, wool rug, 136 x 200cm

Published on: 6 August, 2023

Sydney Contemporary, Australasia’s premier art fair held in partnership with MA Financial Group, returns to Carriageworks from 7-10 September. Across four days, and one huge Art Night, discover 95+ galleries, 500+ emerging and established artists, cutting-edge performances, large-scale installations, insightful panel discussions, and a range of exciting dining options.

We’re pleased to offer our audience 25% off your Day Tickets – please follow the link and use code WHITERABBIT25 to redeem your discount.

Click here!

Published on: 24 July, 2023

Visit our new exhibition ‘I Am the People’ without leaving your home!

Take a Virtual Tour to explore all 4 floors of the gallery. Be sure to listen to the audio tours and video clips along the way! Our audio tours are available in English and Mandarin.

Click on the link to get started – ‘Virtual Tour – I Am the People’

Published on: 16 June, 2023

I Am the People
28 June – 12 November 2023
Wednesday – Sunday 10am-5pm
Free Entry

The artists in this exhibition offer their nuanced perspectives, highlighting both the struggles and the aspirations of different groups within Chinese society. Whether we are viewing the world from the perspective of a factory worker in Guangzhou or a wealthy entrepreneur in Beijing, cutting across all boundaries is the need for harmony and belonging. Uniting the divide; between the poverty stricken and the politicians, labourers and ethnic minorities, clubbers and cowboys, is the rallying cry – I AM THE PEOPLE.

Image: Chen Wei 陈维, In the Waves (Orange), 2013, archival inkjet print, 150 x 187.5 cm

Published on: 15 June, 2023

White Rabbit Gallery Exclusive Offer:

From Academy Award winner Laura Poitras, All the Beauty and the Bloodshed is a gripping portrait of the art and advocacy of Nan Goldin, told through her slideshows, intimate interviews, ground-breaking photography, and rare footage of her personal fight to hold the Sackler family accountable for the opioid crisis. It streams exclusively on DocPlay from June 29 – the White Rabbit community can try 45 days for free with the code ALLTHEBEAUTYDP.

Published on: 1 June, 2023

Documentary filmmaker Wu Wenguang is widely considered a pioneer of modern Chinese independent film. He launched The Memory Project with the aim to collect oral histories from survivors of the Great Famine, which devastated rural China between 1958 to 1961. Home to this immense project is Caochangdi Workstation, Wu’s studio in suburban Beijing. Over 150 young filmmakers have participated, visiting 246 villages in 20 provinces, and interviewing more than 1100 elderly villagers. Personal accounts and fading memories of the Cultural Revolution, the Great Leap Forward, and the Four Cleanups Movement are preserved – ensuring that these stories are not forgotten.

The Folk Memory Project website is now live! Click on the link: https://thefolkmemoryproject.org/