Mosman Art Gallery

Mosman Art Gallery Mosman Art Gallery presents a rich and varied program of high quality exhibitions, educational activities, artmaking workshop and engaging public programs.
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Kate Tucker, No pseudo-satisfyers, synthetic polymer paint, acrylic mediums and charcoal on linen.What remains uniquely ...
03/09/2026

Kate Tucker, No pseudo-satisfyers, synthetic polymer paint, acrylic mediums and charcoal on linen.

What remains uniquely human in an increasingly digital world?

Kate Tucker's No pseudo-satisfyers celebrates artmaking as a physical act. Layers of collage, drawing and painting converge into a composition where every element holds equal weight, becoming both a reflection on creativity and a quiet act of resistance.

Save the dates for the exciting events happening at Mosman Art Gallery this September! Visit our website for further inf...
02/09/2026

Save the dates for the exciting events happening at Mosman Art Gallery this September! Visit our website for further information about our monthly programs, including school holiday activities, and we can't wait to see you there!⁠

https://mosmanartgallery.org.au/events/

Nicole Zhang, The Seeking, synthetic polymer paint on linenCan a fountain hold a memory?Nicole Zhang transforms an ordin...
31/08/2026

Nicole Zhang, The Seeking, synthetic polymer paint on linen

Can a fountain hold a memory?

Nicole Zhang transforms an ordinary recollection into something layered and symbolic. In The Seeking, a remembered fountain becomes a place where order and chaos, structure and spontaneity, coexist. The everyday becomes a site of emotional and spiritual discovery.

Come and discover The Seeking and 73 other exceptional works in the 2026 Mosman Art Prize.

📍 Mosman Art Gallery | 21 August – 26 October

Thanks to our prize partners: Gillian Jones,

Eleni Ioakimidis, Spring Pepper, acrylic gouache, spray paint and oil stick on canvasSome paintings just like to watch y...
31/08/2026

Eleni Ioakimidis, Spring Pepper, acrylic gouache, spray paint and oil stick on canvas

Some paintings just like to watch you.

Eleni Ioakimidis creates figures that are playful, strange and unapologetically direct. Often staring back at the viewer, her subjects invite us into worlds that are instinctive, expressive and deeply personal.

Come and see Spring Pepper alongside 73 other works in the 2026 Mosman Art Prize.

📍 Mosman Art Gallery | 21 August – 26 October

Thanks to our prize partners: Gillian Jones,

Danny Morse, AM, synthetic polymer paint on canvas Made from observations through a rain-covered windscreen, Danny Morse...
29/08/2026

Danny Morse, AM, synthetic polymer paint on canvas

Made from observations through a rain-covered windscreen, Danny Morse's AM transforms an everyday landscape into something unfamiliar. Colour, form and memory blur together, prompting questions about perception, reality and the ways we construct our view of the world.

See AM and 73 other exceptional works in the 2026 Mosman Art Prize.

📍 Mosman Art Gallery | 21 August – 26 October

Thanks to our prize partners: Gillian Jones,

Karen Brock, Morning Light Sirius Cove, oil on clayboard A place can inspire artists for generations. For Karen Brock, i...
29/08/2026

Karen Brock, Morning Light Sirius Cove, oil on clayboard

A place can inspire artists for generations.

For Karen Brock, it wasn't the famous harbour view that drew her in, but the everyday life of Sirius Cove; sunlit rooftops, shifting shadows and boats resting quietly on the sand. Painted en plein air, the work captures a fleeting moment in a landscape that is constantly changing.

Come and see Morning Light Sirius Cove and 73 other remarkable paintings in the 2026 Mosman Art Prize.

📍 Mosman Art Gallery | 21 August – 26 October

Thanks to our prize partners: Gillian Jones,

Celebrating one week since we opened the exhibitions and announced the winner of the 2026 Mosman Art Prize.Thank you to ...
28/08/2026

Celebrating one week since we opened the exhibitions and announced the winner of the 2026 Mosman Art Prize.

Thank you to all the incredible exhibiting artists across all our exhibition spaces, all those who visited, Blair French the fantastic judge, Mosman Council and all our incredible sponsors who help create nights like this.

The exhibition is on until Monday 26 October, so there is plenty of time to come and check it out and share your opinion by casting a vote for the Viewers' Choice Award.

Thanks to our prize partners: Gillian Jones,

Photography: Cassandra Hannagan.

Don't miss out on hearing the Artist Talks tonight from 6-8pm. 5 fantastic artists: Ham Darroch, Morgan Stokes, Tina Hav...
25/08/2026

Don't miss out on hearing the Artist Talks tonight from 6-8pm.

5 fantastic artists: Ham Darroch, Morgan Stokes, Tina Havelock Stevens, Archy Obradovic and Nicola Smith.

Picture here are the artworks by Archy Obradovic and Nicola Smith.

These talks are thanks to our sponsor

Book via: https://www.trybooking.com/DOJNK

images 1-2 Archy Obradovic, Acqueduct, 2025, oil on canvas
3-4 Nicola Smith, Two caryatids from the fountain of Acqua Vergine, IV, 2026, oil on linen

Join artists Tina Havelock Stevens and Ham Darroch on Wednesday 26 August, from 6-8pm to hear about their artworks exhib...
24/08/2026

Join artists Tina Havelock Stevens and Ham Darroch on Wednesday 26 August, from 6-8pm to hear about their artworks exhibited in the 2026 Mosman Art Prize.

Artists Morgan Stokes, Archy Obradovic and Nicola Smith will also be sharing insights into their artistic practice.

Hear from some interesting artists, have a nibble and a drink and cast your vote for the Viewers' Choice Award (thanks to )

These artist talks are all thanks to the generous support of

Book here: https://www.trybooking.com/DOJNK

images: Tina Havelock Stevens, Should I Stay or Should I Go, 2026, synthetic polymer paint on board, courtesy the artist and Cassandra Bird Gallery, Sydney and (c) the artist. ⁠
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Ham Darroch, Uccelo, 2026, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, courtesy and (c) the artist.

"I've been thinking about how a painting is made to be seen, that is, making in order to show and to see. Scrolling thro...
22/08/2026

"I've been thinking about how a painting is made to be seen, that is, making in order to show and to see. Scrolling through the Photos app, I see myself seeing. Seeing yourself in a painting, isn't that art is about?"

Morgan Stokes questions all that we see in a painting. Stokes will be sharing more thoughts at the Artist Talks this Wednesday 26 August from 6-8pm.

Hear from Stokes and 4 other artists. And maybe you too will see yourself in a painting.

Book via the link: https://www.trybooking.com/DOJNK

images:
Morgan Stokes, Spectator, 2026, oil and graphite on canvas, courtesy the artist and Curatorial+Co, Sydney.

Morgan and co photographing his work, as spectators.

Detail of Spectator.

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