An extensive article about Jonathan Dalton's current exhibition This brutal, muted serenity by Luke Létourneau is featured in the current edition of Art Collector magazine.

Congratulations to this year's winner of the Portia Geach Memorial Prize— Marie Mansfield who will be presenting her first show with Nanda\Hobbs from 16 - 27 November in our Project Space. Kathrin Longhurst, Caroline Zilinsky, Dee Smart and Kim Leutwyler have also been selected as finalists.

We are pleased to offer a major oil painting by Ray Crooke, Fitzroy Crossing, 1988—one of the most attractive and significant Crooke landscapes to come onto the secondary market.

We're thrilled to announce we have unlocked the doors—ready to welcome you back to the gallery.

We have two outstanding exhibitions on show—James Powditch The Proposition and Leslie Rice DISCO/iNFERNO (Redux).

Stuart Spence has just won Best Actor at the Paris International Short [Film] Festival and a finalist at three additional international short film festivals (Toronto Independent Film Festival, Dubai Independent Film Festival and Hollywood International Golden Age Festival (Best Actor)) for his video work Time and Tide.

Much of the work of the anonymous UK-based street artist—who The Guardian has dubbed “the female Banksy”—first appears in the streets of London as statement pieces about issues close to her heart.

We invite you to view a beautiful new collection of mixed media drawings by Sydney artist, Jody Graham.

We are pleased to offer a rare collection of Adam Cullen works featuring Ned Kelly, judges, divas and other things. 

Sydney artist Loribelle Spirovski is the 2021 winner of the Naked & Nude Art Prize at the Manning Regional Art Gallery for her painting, Moving House, judged by acclaimed artist and 2014 winner of the prize, Wendy Sharpe.

Blak’s Douglas’ latest painting Newcastle Nights appropriates the early colonial artist Joseph Lycett’s 1818 Corroboree at Newcastle.

Blak Douglas has been awarded winner of the $30,000 STILL: National Still Life Award 2021 at the Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery for his work, Silent Cop 2020—judged by Elizabeth Ann Macgregor OBE, Director of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia.

We’ve curated a beautiful lineup of hidden gems by a number of our represented artists. Then, to make it fully interactive, we have also included the much-watched “how to” video from last year explaining how to create a salon hang in your own home.

COVID-led public health restrictions around the world have shuttered public and private galleries, disrupting the established model by which artists bring work to public attention and forcing galleries to connect exclusively with audiences and collectors in the virtual world.  — Linda Morris, SMH, Visual Arts, 4 Aug 2021.

Just released...Four beautiful works by three great Australian artists — Sidney Nolan, John Olsen and Brett Whiteley.

Six Nanda\Hobbs artists selected as finalists in the 2021 Archibald and Wynne Prizes with Kathrin Longhurst winning the Packing Room Prize.