Congratulations to Renata Pari-Lewis and Kate Nielsen, who have been selected as finalists in the 2025 King’s School Art Prize for their respective works, Love and Forgetting and Still Life with Autumn View.

We’re beyond proud to announce that four of our represented artists have been named finalists in the 2025 Archibald and Wynne Prizes—a massive achievement for Nanda\Hobbs and an extraordinary moment of recognition of these distinctive voices in contemporary Australian art.

Congratulations to Jonathan Dalton, David Fairbairn, Loribelle Spirovski and James Powditch. This year’s selection reflects incredible depth, power, and range—and we are honoured to be alongside our artists on this journey.

Nanda\Hobbs is thrilled to be exhibiting at Aotearoa Art Fair again this year with a amazing line-up of artists at our two booths—in the galleries and works on paper sections.

Renata Pari-Lewis is among eleven prominent Australian artists currently showing a the Broken Hill City Art Gallery. The exhibition is the result of an intensive two-week residency taken by the artists—known as the "Block Back-Ins" Art Collective—in the landscape surrounding Broken Hilll in May 2024. 

Image: Renata Pari-Lewis, Before the Beginning and After the End, 2024, Acrylic on canvas, 180 x 480cm

JUST RELEASED: Lottie Consalvo and her exhibition Long Dawn is profiled in a six-page feature by Camilla Wagstaff in the latest edition of Art Collector. 

Congratulations to Lottie Consalvo—winner of the 2025 Muswellbrook Art Prize—judged by Anne Ryan, curator of Australian Art, Art Gallery of NSW.

Nanda\Hobbs is delighted to present three exceptional artists at the 2025 Melbourne Art Fair— David Fairbairn, Lottie Consalvo and Yoshio Honjo. 

Congratulations to Peter Gardiner for taking out the prestigious John Leslie Art Prize 2024 for landscape painting at Gippsland Art Gallery.

We're thrilled to announce Stephanie Eathers runner up selection in the 2024 Vincent Prize by judge Jude Rae.

Congratulations to Nanda\Hobbs artists—Yoshio Honjo, Nicola Higgins, Caroline Zilinsky, Kirsty Neilson and Ben Smith who are all Archibald finalists, and Katherine Hattam and Nick Santoro who are selected for the Sulman Prize. 

Congratulations to three of our talented artists who have been selected as finalists in significant art prizes.

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. 

Tickets are on sale now for Storm Approaching Wangi and Other Desires—an interdisciplinary contemporary ballet work that explores Sir William Dobell's history and relationship to Lake Macquarie through the lens of the master's epic landscape painting, Storm approaching Wangi.

This is one of artist James Drinkwater's most ambitious collaborative projects to date.

Congratulations to Braddon Snape, winner of the Lake Art Prize at the Museum of Art And Culture in Lake Macquarie. His "Allusive Object" inflated stainless steel sculpture representing the endless portal of the universe, took out the 2022 aquisitive prize.

Paris based artist and Creative Arts Fellow at the National Library, Anthony White will speak about his investigations into the Sidney Nolan collection relating to the creation of the Eureka Stockade mural commissioned by the Reserve Bank on 11 August.

Congratulations to our finalists in the National Portrait Gallery's 2022 Darling Portrait Prize...Renata Pari-Lewis and Caroline Zilinsky