We're thrilled to have eight artists represented this year with ten artworks selected across the three prizes—Jonathan Dalton, Blak Douglas, Kim Leutwyler, Mathew Lynn, James Powditch and Caroline Zilinksky, Lesley Rice and Paul Ryan.

James Powditch has been selected in the Gallipoli Art Prize and Caroline Zilinsky and Marie Mansfield are finalists in Ravenswood Australian Women's Art Prize.

We are thrilled to present a beautiful and intimate collection of artworks by Brett Whiteley and Francis Bacon—featuring sculpture, painting, drawing and printworks. The exhibition acknowledges the individual vision and uniqueness of each artist whilst allowing their collective mystic to permeate the psyche of the audience.

The Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing is a $25,000 acquisitive art award among the most significant of its kind in the country. The annual $25,000 acquisitive prize at Sydney's PLC received over 400 entries from across Australia this year with 46 finalists selected by judge Dr Andrew Frost.

The exhibition of Finalists 2022 is open to the public, by appointment only from 26 February – 25 March. 

Work by Gria Shead from her Kate Kelly series is on show until 27 February at Maitland Regional Art Gallery in an exhibition titled, Storylines. 

We are excited to announce that Braddon Snape and Loribelle Spirovski are finalists in the Blake Prize—an award for artworks that address ideas related to religion, spirituality and/or belief.

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'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).

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.

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

Kathrin Longhurst has won the Packing Room Prize for her 2021 Archibald portriat of Australian singer, Kate Ceberano

Jump on board Chippendale Contemporary's Art, Walk and Wine tour on Sunday 21 March. Hosted by Michelle Chanique from Galerie pompom and Anthony Hodgkinson from Nanda\Hobbs, the tour will start at Yavuz, continue to Nanda\Hobbs, Galerie pompom, and end at Handpicked Wines. Meet curators and artists at each gallery, who will talk about the exhibitions.

Congratulations to Jason Cordero and Anthony White for their selection as finalists in the 2021 Glover Prize. Jason was awarded the "Hanger's Choice with his remarkable painting "The Expedition of the Artificer".

As recipient of the ANZ + Sydney Mardi Gras Community Grant, Kim Leutwyler will exhibit a painting and augmented reality exhibition at Nanda\Hobbs coinciding with the Mardi gras Festival.

Caroline Zilinksy is celebrating her second major art prize win this year. She's just been announced as winner of the Evelyn Chapman Art Award with her painting Heiress to the Pied Piper, 2020. In May this year Caroline also won the preeminent portrait prize for women artists, the Portia Geach Memorial Award.

We are excited and extremely proud to announce that eight Nanda\Hobbs artists are finalists in the 2020 Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes. Jun Chen, Jonathan Dalton, Blak Douglas, Kim Leutwyler, James Powditch and Dee Smart are Archibald finalists, Nicholas Blowers is a finalist in the Wynne Prize and Paul Ryan was selected in the Sulman Prize.