Current Sydney Art Gallery Exhibitions

Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty: Grounded and Growing in Country

Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty: Grounded and Growing in Country

4 June 2026 to 5 July 2026


Following her recent Alice Art Prize win, acclaimed artist Helen McCarthy Tyalmuty returns for a major solo exhibition celebrating over three decades of storytelling through art. Grounded in family, Country and cultural continuity, the exhibition will feature significant recent works alongside paintings connected to major art prizes and exhibitions. Helen and her son, emerging artist Heath Minjin Wilson, will also be artists in residence from Friday 5 June - Sunday 7 June.

What's in the Window?

5 June 2026 to 31 December 2027


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

6 June 2026 to 30 November 2027


At the end of each year, we will have an exhibition that shines a spotlight on the incredible achievements of our artists making waves on the national stage. In the meantime, you can explore this online exhibition of all the artworks currently in stock that have recently been recognised in Australia's leading art prizes.

Winter Warmers

Winter Warmers

15 June 2026 to 31 July 2026


Winter Warmers brings together a stunning collection of Aboriginal art that radiates warmth and light, perfect for the colder months. Featuring the rich reds, oranges, and golden tones of the desert, these vibrant artworks infuse any space with the spirit and energy of the land. With their glowing ambience, these pieces are the perfect antidote to bring warmth to your home.

Elements of Country

Elements of Country

5 September 2026 to 4 October 2026


Elements of Country explores the profound connection between Aboriginal art and the natural forces that shape our world. From the intensity of fire to the calm of water, the elements are expressed in vibrant colours and forms, reflecting the dynamic relationship between the land and its people.