Discover an expansive showcase of original artworks by emerging and established artists, spanning Australia and beyond.
There is an essential alchemy to the way Emily Ebbs creates – foraging, boiling, preparing, mixing, and dyeing. Below, we enter her inner landscape to discuss ritual, Irish Folklore, and embodied practice. Your process blends traditional painting techniques with what might be considered ‘unconventional’ materials in contemporary Western painting. How did materials like beeswax, wintergreen […]
Courtney McClelland navigates the complicated experience of existing within a body — the restlessness under the skin, the poetics of sensation. Familiar in its form yet multifarious in its translations, the body is a repository of histories, desires, intimacies, and vulnerabilities that articulate our corporeal being. Sometimes celebratory, sometimes escapist, McClelland’s figures reveal their connective […]
With equal measure of fascination and concern, William Versace began ‘Future Unearthed’ with his own creations of plastiglomerates. Known colloquially as ‘plastic gems’, these naturally fused anthropogenic rocks are made from a mixture of natural debris and plastic, and are found embedded in the earth’s surface. As a physical marker of human impact on the […]
Curatorial+Co. consulting is focused on placing site specific contemporary artwork that inspires and enhances the creative image and vision of our clients.
STOCKROOM SPOTLIGHT.
"`Iron Stain, Rose Tint` explores the romanticisation and reshaping of memory," says Isabelle de Kleine. "The rose-tinted lens of nostalgia, and the degradation of recall that occurs in the passing of time. In particular referencing the journey of revisiting a place of significance in the East Pilbara region of Western Australia. Hours along a dusty desert road to a place that holds memories of love and loss. This painting intends to portray a softer lens, finding peace in the settled dust."
For more of de Kleine`s evocative paintings, click on the link in bio.
Featured artwork: `Iron Stain, Rose Tint`, 2025, watercolour, gouache, acrylic on paper, 136 × 136 cm
@isabelledekleine
Artist photography by @ro___zana
OPEN NOW.
We are delighted to present Katarina Wells’ new solo exhibition, ‘Marks, Tracks, and Traces’, at the Woolloomooloo gallery from 21 October to 7 November.
Katarina Wells’ sculptural ceramics find beauty in the imperfect, impermanent and incomplete. Her latest body of work traces the quiet passage of time through the natural world: layers of compressed sediment, leaves decaying into the earth, animal tracks fading in the sand and tangled seaweed washed ashore.
Using clay to map the physical evidence of existence, Wells builds these organic forms slowly and intuitively. Raw oxides, porcelain slip and repeated glaze firings create richly tactile surfaces and unpredictable depths of colour and texture, preserving fleeting moments in nature within enduring ceramic forms.
Join us for the opening reception on Wednesday, 21 October, from 5:30pm–8pm.
The exhibition catalogue for ‘Marks, Tracks, and Traces’ is available via the link in bio.
@katarinawellsceramics
Featured artwork: ‘Between Earth and Sky’, 2026, mid-fire clay, slips, oxides, glaze, 39 × 38 × 38 cm
Left: @katarinawellsceramics, ‘Sediment II’, 2026, mid-fire clay, slips, oxides, glazes, powder coated steel, stainless steel, plywood plinth, 178 × 40 × 40 cm
Right: @katarinawellsceramics, ‘What the Tide Left Behind I’ (detail), 2026, mid-fire ceramic, iron oxide, 33 × 41.5 cm
@katarinawellsceramics, ‘What the Tide Left Behind I’ (detail), 2026, mid-fire ceramic, iron oxide, 33 × 41.5 cm
For more about @katarinawellsceramics, click on the link in bio.
@katarinawellsceramics, ‘Cascade’, 2026, mid-fired ceramic, glazes, slips, 33 × 33 × 33 cm
@katarinawellsceramics, ‘Sediment’, 2026, mid-fired ceramic, glazes, slips, terra siggillata, stainless steel, 169 × 30 × 30 cm
For more about @katarinawellsceramics, click on the link in bio.
@katarinawellsceramics, ‘Enveloped’, 2026, mid-fire ceramic, porcelain slip, stainless steel, 161 × 46 × 46 cm
@katarinawellsceramics, ‘Drifting’ (detail), 2026, mid-fire clay, porcelain slip, oxides, glaze, 32 × 32 × 32 cm
@katarinawellsceramics, ‘Tracks’, 2026, mid-fire clay, oxide, glaze, 27 × 32 × 32 cm
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Shop G01/G02
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We are delighted to present Melissa Boughey’s new solo exhibition, ‘Entangled Curiosities’, at the Woolloomooloo gallery from 21 October to 7 November.
Melissa Boughey’s practice is grounded in landscape, shaped equally by the daily surrounds of her Western Australian vineyard and explorations undertaken during the fallow season. Her latest body of work moves between representation and abstraction: river gums emerge in exuberant swathes of paint, cliff faces come alive through bold colour and lively brushwork.
Brimming with wonder and vitality, these paintings reflect a reciprocal relationship with the natural world — caring for the landscape and being nurtured by it in turn.
Join us for the opening reception on Wednesday, 21 October, from 5:30pm–8pm.
The exhibition catalogue for ‘Entangled Curiosities’ is available via the link in bio.
@melissa_boughey_art
Artist photography by @nic_duncan_photographer
Featured artwork: @melissa_boughey_art, ‘Morning Buzz’, 2026, oil on board, 40 × 30 cm
@nic_duncan_photographer
For more about @melissa_boughey_art, click on the link in bio.
@melissa_boughey_art, ‘Bilung Pool - Dappled Late-Light’ (detail), 2026, oil on clear primed linen, 97 × 210 cm
@melissa_boughey_art, ‘Bilung Pool - Dappled Late-Light’ (detail), 2026, oil on clear primed linen, 97 × 210 cm
@melissa_boughey_art, ‘Bilung Pool - Dappled Late-Light’ (detail), 2026, oil on clear primed linen, 97 × 210 cm
@nic_duncan_photographer
@nic_duncan_photographer
For more about @melissa_boughey_art, click on the link in bio.
@nic_duncan_photographer
@nic_duncan_photographer
‘Flickering Light’, 2026, oil on board, 40 × 30 cm
‘Gorge Swims - Strata Surrounds I’, 2026, oil on linen, 100 × 90 cm
@nic_duncan_photographer
Left: ‘Gorge Swims - Strata Surrounds I’ (detail), 2026, oil on linen, 100 × 90 cm
Lower right: ‘Held, Faceted Channel’ (detail), 2026, oil on linen, 75 × 75 cm
@nic_duncan_photographer
‘River Gum - Pilbara’, 2026, oil on linen, 138 × 107 cm
Curatorial+Co.
Shop G01/G02
80 William St
Woolloomooloo NSW 2011
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Libras know that in life, as in art, it’s all about balance. A romantic and a diplomat, they’re the peace-keepers of the zodiac, with a great eye for quality.
We’ve put together a collection of artworks that celebrate beauty, create a sense of harmony and reflect the many sides of this charming, occasionally indecisive sign.
For more of our available artworks, click on the link in bio.
Featured Artwork by Odette Ireland, ‘Counterbalance No.2 (Series 3)’, 2023, smoke fired porcelain, raku clay, chalk emulsion, wax, brass, wood, stainless steel, 58 × 85 × 35 cm
@odetteirelandsculpture
Kate Banazi
@katebanazi, ‘Exquisite Explicit - Split Slip’, 2024, acrylic, silkscreen ink on hahnemuhle paper, 56 × 40 cm
Isabelle de Kleine
@isabelledekleine, ‘Maybe in Another Life’, 2022, watercolour, gouache, acrylic on paper, 140 × 140 × 5 cm
Kasper Raglus
@kasperraglus, ‘Together’, 2025, acrylic, oil on board, 60 × 60 cm
Jasmine Poole + Chris Sewell
@jasmine_poole + @chrismsewell, ‘There’s Still Life Drinks Study 1’, 2021, pigment print on canson infinity edition etching rag paper, 46.5 × 32 cm
André de Vanny
@andredevanny, ‘Pavise’, 2026, acrylic on canvas, 91 × 80 cm
Theresa Hunt
@theresahuntartist, ‘The Soul Quietens’, 2025, oil on canvas, 100 × 100 cm
Emily Ebbs
@emilyebbs, ‘Was it the Haze or the Mist’, 2026, harvested eucalyptus dye, wintergreen oil, gum arabic, australian beeswax, harvested charcoal, acrylic, thread on canvas, 112 × 107 cm
Lilli Waters
@lilliwatersphoto, ‘Arcadia’, 2021, archival pigment print on platine fibre rag paper, 102 × 68 cm
IN THE PRESS.
“Everyone deserves to find good art, and the incredible talents behind it.”
Our founder and director Sophie Vander recently spoke with @boulevard.magazine about the journey of Curatorial+Co., the importance of connecting artists with collectors, and why great art should sometimes challenge us.
From establishing the gallery in 2015 to expanding into art consultancy and international art fairs, Sophie reflects on the relationships, discoveries and opportunities that continue to shape Curatorial+Co.
Read the full interview via the link in bio.
Photo by @annegraham_photo
ART PRIZE WIN.
We were delighted to see Eugenie Kawabata awarded the Honourable Mention Prize for Sculpture at the inaugural 2026 @paddingtonartprize Paddo Sculpture Prize last week.
Her incredible artwork, ‘Botanica Exotica: Takayna #5’, rightfully walked away with the $3,000 prize. Part of a series inspired by the extraordinary ecosystem of northwest Tasmania`s Takayna region, the sculpture echoes the forms of fungi, lichen, mosses and other plant life, using discarded textiles that are dyed, stitched and fused together in resin.
The Paddo Sculpture Prize exhibition is on view until 25 October at NCJWA Hall, Level 1, 111 Queen Street, Woollahra. Entry via Dorhauer Lane.
Explore more of Eugenie Kawabata`s work via the link in bio.
Featured Artwork:
‘Botanica Exotica: Takayna #5’, 2025, fabric, resin, acrylic paint, dyes, composition foil leaf, 79 × 42.5 × 42.5 cm
@eugenie_kawabata
