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N.Smith Gallery is honoured to present a solo presentation of Robert Fielding at Sydney Contemporary.⁠⁠A senior Yankunyt...
03/09/2026

N.Smith Gallery is honoured to present a solo presentation of Robert Fielding at Sydney Contemporary.⁠
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A senior Yankunytjatjara artist from Mimili Community on the APY Lands, Robert’s multidisciplinary practice draws on memory, Country, community, and the ongoing impacts of colonialism. Working across painting, sculpture, photography, and works on paper, his practice brings together ancestral knowledge and contemporary experience.⁠
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The presentation reflects the breadth of Robert’s practice, bringing together paintings, sculpture, and works on paper.⁠
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Robert was recently awarded the 2026 Hadley’s Art Prize and will present multiple major museum exhibitions later this year.⁠
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Visit Robert’s presentation with N.Smith Gallery at Sydney Contemporary.⁠
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Carriageworks, Sydney⁠
Booth D07⁠
Until 6 September⁠
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Artworks:⁠
Robert Fielding⁠
Nganampa Manta, Our Country (389-25), 2025⁠
synthetic polymer paint on linen⁠
198 x 189 cm⁠
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Robert Fielding⁠
Manta Miilmiilpa (Sacred Earth) (613-25), 2025⁠
aluminum sourced and cast in Mimili⁠
122 x 80 cm⁠
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Robert Fielding⁠
594-24, 2024⁠
found car door with sand blasted alterations⁠
100 x 120 cm⁠
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Robert Fielding⁠
Tjukurpa (898-25), 2026⁠
unique screenprint⁠
91 x 70 cm

03/09/2026

Come and find us at Sydney Contemporary.⁠
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We’re at Booth D07, with new and recent work by artists represented by N.Smith Gallery alongside guest artists Robert Fielding and Betty Campbell.⁠
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Follow us from the entrance of Carriageworks straight to the booth – we’ll see you there.⁠
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Sydney Contemporary⁠
Carriageworks, Sydney⁠
Booth D07⁠
Until 6 September

Joshua Charadia features in the 2026 National Works on Paper at Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery.⁠⁠The biennial acq...
30/08/2026

Joshua Charadia features in the 2026 National Works on Paper at Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery.⁠
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The biennial acquisitive award brings together recent works on paper by contemporary Australian artists, spanning drawing, printmaking, digital media, and paper-based practice.⁠
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Joshua’s practice examines industrial and built environments, finding moments of tension, beauty, and ambiguity within spaces often overlooked.⁠
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National Works on Paper 2026⁠
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery⁠
5 September - 22 November 2026⁠
Free entry

Visit the gallery today to view new exhibitions by Joan Ross and Casey Chen.⁠⁠Joan Ross’ Hidden in plain sight continues...
29/08/2026

Visit the gallery today to view new exhibitions by Joan Ross and Casey Chen.⁠
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Joan Ross’ Hidden in plain sight continues the artist’s sharp and irreverent examination of Australia’s colonial history, disrupting familiar narratives through her distinctive visual language.⁠
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Casey Chen’s Throwdown over loose change brings together new works that draw on the artist’s Chinese-Australian identity, combining cultural symbolism, humour, and contemporary references.⁠
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Until 19 September 2026.

Now open at N.Smith Gallery – new exhibitions by Joan Ross and Casey Chen.⁠⁠Presented across the gallery’s two spaces, t...
27/08/2026

Now open at N.Smith Gallery – new exhibitions by Joan Ross and Casey Chen.⁠
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Presented across the gallery’s two spaces, the exhibitions bring together new works by both artists.⁠
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Join us tomorrow evening for the opening celebration, Friday 28 August, 6-8pm. All welcome.⁠
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Joan Ross: Hidden in plain sight⁠
Casey Chen⁠: Throwdown over loose change⁠
27 August – 19 September 2026⁠
N.Smith Gallery, Sydney

Joan Ross will be featuring in Sydney Contemporary's public art program, presented as part of the fair's landmark 10th e...
23/07/2026

Joan Ross will be featuring in Sydney Contemporary's public art program, presented as part of the fair's landmark 10th edition.⁠
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Joan will present three animated works which continue her incisive examination of Australia's colonial histories through satire, vibrant digital imagery and layered visual storytelling. Her works invite audiences to reconsider inherited narratives while reflecting on the enduring impacts of colonisation on landscape, culture and identity.⁠
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As part of Sydney Contemporary's expanded public art program this year, Joan's animations contribute to a dynamic presentation of ambitious contemporary works extending beyond Carriageworks and into the city, celebrating the power of contemporary art to engage audiences in public space.⁠
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When: 3-6 September⁠
Where: Pier Pavilion, Barangaroo, Sydney⁠
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Artworks:⁠
Let's party like it's 1815 [animation], 2022⁠
high definition animation with audio⁠
animation and sound: Josh Raymond⁠
8 m 12 s⁠
edition of 10 + 2 AP⁠
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Colonial Grab [animation], 2015⁠
high-definition video with sound⁠
animation and sound: Josh Harle⁠
7 min 38 sec⁠
edition of 10 + 2 AP⁠
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I Give You a Mountain [animation], 2018⁠
high-definition video with sound⁠
animation and sound: Josh Raymond⁠
6 min 30 sec⁠
edition of 10 + 2 AP

Final days to view Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro: The Village Idiom at N.Smith Gallery.⁠⁠Moving between the natural and t...
22/07/2026

Final days to view Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro: The Village Idiom at N.Smith Gallery.⁠
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Moving between the natural and the manmade, the exhibition considers how objects, pathways, and language shape the ways we observe and inhabit the world.⁠
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Visit in person at the gallery or explore online via the link in the bio.⁠
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Artworks:⁠
Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro⁠
への河童 (He no kappo), 2026⁠
acrylic gouache on repurposed aluminium can⁠
26 x 26 cm (framed)⁠
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Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro⁠
ごまめの歯ぎしり (Gomame no hagi shiri), 2026⁠
acrylic gouache on repurposed aluminium can⁠
26 x 26 cm (framed)

Final days to view Kate Vassallo: Soft Modulation at N.Smith Gallery.⁠⁠Soft Modulation presents hazy fields of colour an...
21/07/2026

Final days to view Kate Vassallo: Soft Modulation at N.Smith Gallery.⁠
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Soft Modulation presents hazy fields of colour and texture that evoke sensations of light, memory, and time, quietly pulsing with movement, atmosphere, and accumulated histories.⁠
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Visit in person at the gallery or explore online via the link in the bio.⁠
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Artworks:⁠
Kate Vassallo⁠
Soft modulation 5, 6, 7, 2025⁠
acrylic on canvas⁠
40 x 60 cm

Sunday Reading: In the Museum – Ode: Margaret Olly and Sally Anderson⁠.⁠⁠Separated by generations yet connected through ...
19/07/2026

Sunday Reading: In the Museum – Ode: Margaret Olly and Sally Anderson⁠.⁠
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Separated by generations yet connected through a shared sensitivity to the everyday, Margaret Olly and Sally Anderson reveal the enduring possibilities of still life. Their paintings transform familiar objects into deeply personal reflections, where memory, place and imagination quietly unfold.⁠
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While each artist approaches the genre in a distinct way, both create intimate spaces that invite contemplation – bringing together interior worlds shaped by observation, experience and the landscapes that continue to inform their practice.⁠
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Read In the Museum: Ode: Margaret Olly and Sally Anderson in the latest NSG Edition, with hardcopies available via .nsg or read online via the link in bio.

Behind the scenes of Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro: The Village Idiom.⁠⁠In their Blackheath studio, Claire & Sean develop...
18/07/2026

Behind the scenes of Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro: The Village Idiom.⁠
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In their Blackheath studio, Claire & Sean develop works shaped by the rhythms of everyday life and the surrounding landscape. Moving between the natural and the manmade, their practice brings together discarded metallic forms with motifs drawn from flora and ornament, revealing unexpected connections between material, memory and place.⁠
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The Village Idiom considers how objects, pathways and language influence the ways we observe and inhabit the world. Through processes of layering and transformation, the works become quiet reflections on perception, rediscovery and the shifting relationship between people and their environment.⁠
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The Village Idiom continues at N.Smith Gallery. Visit in person or explore the exhibition online via the link in bio.

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