Currently on show at Nanda\Hobbs is a exceptional collection of 23 works on paper (graphics and drawings) by Brett Whiteley.

Louis Pratt’s renowned innovation in sculpture delves deep into the nature of human physicality in this series of four interrelated bronze dancers. He points to the beauty and complexity that exists in a world that is challenging the nature of our relationships with one another.

This Used to Be the Future is a unique vision that recontextualizes the past into the artist’s alternative future. Epic smokestacks of the Industrial Revolution—architecturally beautiful in their simplicity and engineering—are now obsolete in a world far more concerned with carbon emissions than ever before. The once-powerful symbol of empire and commerce is now maligned to an instrument of Armageddon.

Sydney artist James Powditch sifts through the gems and detritus of our modern world. He adapts found objects and images, enthusing them with new and heightened meaning. A bowerbird by nature, he occupies a special place in contemporary Antipodean art as the foremost constructivist artist of his generation.  

Ralph Hobbs delves into the history of printmaking in this in-depth N\H educational video. From traditional techniques to contemporary—he explains how prints are made and what makes a print collectable.

Adam Nudelman has long used the landscape to frame his highly evocative themes and ideas. In this week’s Friday Spotlight, Ralph Hobbs provides some insights into the creation and inspiration of the painting “Waiting for someone or something to show us the way”.

Nanda\Hobbs is delighted to be participating in the 2020 edition of Melbourne Art Fair.  Scheduled for 3 - 7 June, but postponed to February 2021, MAF have released a online viewing room to showcase represented galleries.

Nanda\Hobbs presents two exceptional artists, both with a focus on theatrical realiism—Jonathan Dalton and Dianne Gall.

Today, Ralph Hobbs introduces the work of Western Desert artist, Tjawina Porter Nampitjinpa with this beautiful and sophisticated painting that speaks of the landscape of her ancestral lands north of Docker River in Western Australia.

Exhibition catalogue

In this 1 minute video, N\H Art Consultant Eloise Cato talks briefly about the process behind this remarkable new work by Braddon Snape—along with video footage of the “action” sculpture’s construction.

In our new weekly series—Friday Spotlight—we briefly focus on an artwork to provide insights and ideas to help build your knowledge and understanding about art and artists.

This week we look at a very beautiful landscape painting by Nicholas Blowers. 

Anthony White is an artist who delves deeply into the history of things. He makes connections with the past and relationships with the present that morph into his painting practice. The resulting paintings are powerful and beautifully layered, with the rich intent of an artist who thinks deeply about the human condition.

In our new weekly series - Friday Spotlight - we briefly focus on an artwork to provide insights and ideas to help build your knowledge and understanding about art and artists. 

Join Ralph Hobbs as he discusses the essence of the desert landscape through his experiences travelling in the interior of Australia – drawing comparisons between Indigenous and non Indigenous artists

Curated by Sydney collector and patron of the arts, Kate Smith, this collection draws on exceptional artistic talent from Spain, Belgium, New Zealand and Australia. 

Currently on show in our Project Space is a beautiful collection of oil paintings on paper by Tasmanian based artist, Nicholas Blowers. View the catalogue here