Current Sydney Art Gallery Exhibitions

What's in the Window?

Please enjoy our wide and wonderful range of Aboriginal artworks currently on display on the corner of Victoria Road and Darling Street.
If you would like more information on any of the artworks, or to arrange a home trial or digital hang, please contact us via phone: +61 2 9555 5283 or book a video call.

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The Art of Achievement | Celebrating Prize Finalists 2025

This new annual exhibition shines a spotlight on the incredible achievements of our artists making waves on the national stage. From prestigious shortlists to major wins, The Art of Achievement features works by artists who have recently been recognised in Australia's leading art prizes.

Where possible, we're proud to include the very artworks selected by judges - including Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty's powerful 2025 Muswellbrook Art Prize finalist. Join us in celebrating this moment of well-deserved recognition and the extraordinary talent behind it.

Charmaine Pwerle: Continuing a Legacy

A powerful new body of work, two years in the making.
In this deeply personal exhibition, Charmaine Pwerle returns to painting with renewed strength and clarity, following the passing of her beloved mother, artist Barbara Weir. Across 33 luminous works, Charmaine reflects on loss, healing, and transformation - and embraces her evolving role as a custodian of sacred Dreamings.
Rich with movement, memory, and meaning, these works mark a new chapter: one that honours ancestral wisdom while forging bold new paths for the future.
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Alpitye in Bloom

Following the success of Up Utopia Way (2024), we're proud to present Alpitye in Bloom - a radiant new exhibition celebrating the strength, story, and artistic brilliance of women from Alpitye Art Studio in Mparntwe (Alice Springs).
The word Alpitye comes from the Eastern Arrernte language and means flowers - a poetic nod to the diverse flora of Central Australia and the blossoming creativity of the artists who paint it. This exhibition showcases fresh works by Ada Pula Beasley, Belinda Golder Kngwarreye, Selina Teece Pwerle, and others, whose paintings reflect deep cultural knowledge, Ancestral connections, and contemporary innovation.
Drawing from the central, eastern, and western desert regions, Alpitye in Bloom invites viewers to experience the colour, complexity, and spirit of Country as seen through the eyes of its custodians.