We're thrilled to welcome Suzanne Archer to Nanda\Hobbs as a represented artist. Archer is an intriguing artist with a multidisciplinary approach. Her vigorously conceptual paintings weave deep, personal belief systems into landscapes. Suzanne will form part of our presentation at Sydney Contemporary in September, as well as our solo exhibition program for 2024.

A significant milestone in Jonathan Dalton's career—the University of Newcastle Art Gallery is exhibiting a ten-year survey exhibition of the artist's work from 14 July to 2 September. 

James Drinkwater is featured in the current edition of Art Collector magazine (JUL - SEP 2023). The eight-page profile by Luke Létourneau with photos by Ben Adams includes anecdotes and insights from Drinkwater about his painting trip to New York last year—the subject of his upcoming Nanda\Hobbs exhibition.

A major moment in the career of James Drinkwater—At Mid-Career - an exhibition curated by Terence Maloon on show at the Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra until August 20th. 

The Art Gallery of NSW have compiled a comprehensive guide to "Chippendale" in the Jun-July edition of LOOK Magazine.
Tours the streets of Sydney's newest arts precinct for leading art galleries, restaurants and bars.

We're thrilled to present 'Future Pagan'—a beautiful new body of work by Sydney artist, Floria Tosca

In its 31st year, the Salon is often regarded by critics as showcasing a higher calibre of art than those selected by the Art Gallery of NSW’s trustees, two of whom, Tony Albert and Caroline Rothwell, are practicing artists. SMH journalist Linda Morris gets the low down from two finalists in this years' exhibition...

We are delighted to present Nine Songs Ancient Poems by Chinese, Tasmanian based artist Chen Ping on show until 20 May in the Project Space.

We are thrilled to present a small collection of new works titled "Motif" from the studio of Antonia Perricone-Mrljak.

Congratulations to Nanda\Hobbs artists—James Powditch, Marie Mansfield and Kim Leutwyler who are all Archibald finalists with Powditch also selected for the Wynne Prize.

We're delighted to present Sydney based photographer, Nigel Malone with the first POP UP exhibition "Tokyo ku" in our Project Space.
26 – 29 April, 2023

Like her famous subject, the actor-turned-artist knows what it’s like to suffer under the public eye and to emerge from the wreckage stronger. ByJordan Baker

We are pleased to present Goraku no jikan (Time to free the human mind from work and engage in pleasure and entertainment) by Yoshio Honjo.