Curatorial+Co. curates site-specific contemporary artworks into private and public spaces, enriching environments while supporting the creative vision of our clients.
Bring contemporary art into your home or office with confidence. Our experienced Art Consultants offer a complimentary, personalised service - curating works that suit your style, space, and budget, and truly resonate with you. No project is too big or too small, and we’d love to work with you.
Define commercial and hospitality environments through original contemporary artwork. Curatorial+Co. curates site-specific art solutions shaped by your brand, vision, and scope, spanning developments, hotels, public art, and strategic initiatives.
Original artwork, expertly curated to complement projects of any scale. Curatorial+Co. partners with architects, and interior designers to provide tailored specifications, compelling presentations, and seamless end-to-end logistics that leave a lasting impression.
Our gallery is located in Woolloomooloo, Sydney with exhibitions openings every three weeks. Visit us to explore new artists.
STOCKROOM SPOTLIGHT.
Karlien van Rooyen explores the relationship between materials and meaning in her work. "My artistic exploration in working with raw earth materials delves into the profound parallels between nature`s porosity and the evolution of social strategy," explains van Rooyen.
"In a world where human connection is increasingly essential, a porous approach to collective progress facilitates the exchange of the essential elements that lead to social systems that are ultimately more resilient, adaptable, and equitable."
To explore more of Karlien van Rooyen`s ceramic works, follow the link in bio.
Featured artworks:
`Porosity & Social Strategy`, 2024, nude manganese stoneware, volcanic glaze, 66 × 40 × 23 cm
`Porosity`, 2024, nude manganese stoneware, volcanic glaze, 58 × 27 × 27 cm
@karlien_vanrooyen
OPEN NOW.
Curatorial+Co. is delighted to present ‘Tapestry of Country’, a new exhibition by Gumbaynggir and Bundjalung artist, Charmaine Davis.
Through layered stencilled patterns and sweeping landscape forms, Davis explores Country as a living presence, carrying stories of family, ancestry, memory, and belonging across generations.
JOIN US for the opening celebration on Wednesday 11 November, 5:30–8pm.
On view in our Woolloomooloo gallery from 11 November – 28 November.
To preview the exhibition catalogue, follow the link in bio.
@charmainedavis.artist
Featured artwork: ‘Memories with the Matriarchs’, 2026, acrylic on canvas, 122 × 122 cm
Photo by Kianah Davis
Photo by Kianah Davis
@charmainedavis.artist, ‘Maiwar (Brisbane River) II’, 2026, acrylic on canvas, 152 × 122 cm
@charmainedavis.artist, ‘Smoking Ceremony - Connection to Country I’, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 152 × 122 cm
For more about @charmainedavis.artist, click on the link in bio.
@charmainedavis.artist, ‘Lay of the Land – Call to Home I’, 2026, acrylic on canvas, 122 × 183 cm
@charmainedavis.artist, ‘Lay of the Land – Call to Home I’, 2026, acrylic on canvas, 122 × 183 cm
@charmainedavis.artist, ‘Where Maiwar and Urarra meet’, 2026, acrylic on canvas, 122 × 152 cm
For more about @charmainedavis.artist, click on the link in bio.
Photo supplied by artist
@charmainedavis.artist, ‘Maiwar (Brisbane River) II’, 2026, acrylic on canvas, 152 × 122 cm
@charmainedavis.artist, ‘Washpool Creek – Where Memories are Made’, 2025, acrylic on canvas, 152 × 122 cm
Curatorial+Co.
Shop G01/G02
80 William St
Woolloomooloo NSW 2011
Gallery hours:
Monday–Friday: 9:30am to 5:30pm
Saturday: 10am to 5pm
LAST WEEK.
Jasmine Poole + Christopher Sewell`s exhibition at @singletonartsandculturalcentre closes 15 November.
‘I Have More To Say’ brings together a series of photographs that find beauty and intrigue in the seemingly ordinary moments of everyday life.
Using tight crop compositions to create a sense of intimacy, only part of the location is accessible leaving the viewer to imagine what else there is to the story, the scene. With the clever use of cinematic lighting a melancholic atmosphere is cast – just like the catharsis you feel when listening to a sad song, encountering these moments is much the same.
To explore all the images on show, and others by @jasmine_poole + @chrismsewell follow the link in bio.
Featured artworks:
`Where Do I Start`, 2024, pigment print on Canson Infinity Edition etching rag paper, 75 × 50 cm
`I Waited Too Long`, 2024, pigment print on Canson Infinity Edition etching rag paper, 75 × 50 cm
`Forget Me Not`, 2024, pigment print on Canson Infinity Edition etching rag paper, 75 × 50 cm
`For All That was Left Unsaid`, 2024, pigment print on Canson Infinity Edition etching rag paper, 75 × 50 cm
We love this playful take on coastal living in this Mollymook holiday home, featuring artworks by Katarina Wells, Llewellyn Skye, and Caroline Duffy.
Built by @blucore_construction
Architecture + Interiors @reveldesign.com.au
Styling @hollyirvinestudio
Photography @_pabloveiga
1. @carolineduffyartist, `Figure`, 2020, mild steel, 68 × 20 × 10 cm
2. @katarinawellsceramics, `Ebb And Flow`, 2026, mid-fire dark stoneware, matte clear glaze, 29 × 32 × 32 cm
3. @llewellynskye.studio, `Without Asking`, 2026, acrylic, chalk pastel on canvas, 91 × 102 cm
4. @katarinawellsceramics, `Ikebana Vase`, 2026, mid-fire raku clay, sand, porcelain slip, glaze, clear glaze, 35 × 16 × 16 cm
5. @katarinawellsceramics, `Burgundy Flecked Moon`, 2026, mid-fire dark stoneware clay, engobe, glaze, 26.5 × 28 × 28 cm
NEW ARTIST | JILLIAN NALTY
We are excited to announce that Jillian Nalty is now represented by Curatorial+Co.
Jillian Nalty is an emerging artist living and working on Gadigal land (Eora/Sydney). Her practice is grounded in the strange and uncanny, often beginning with observed forms and textures that carry a visceral, sensual allure. She is interested in material ambiguity; how wax can appear wet, or marble can suggest softness. Her work seeks to create forms that are visually arresting, oscillating between the beautiful and the grotesque.
She graduated from the National Art School in 2025. Her work has been exhibited in Australia and the United States, with recent exhibitions including ‘Doll Factory’ at Schmick Contemporary (2026) and the National Art School Graduation Show (2025). She was a finalist in the Gosford Art Prize (2022) and Sculpture at Sawmillers (2022) and has exhibited internationally at Leimin Space, Nous Tous, Dab Art and Gallery 66NY.
A new collection of work by Nalty is available to view in our Woolloomooloo gallery and online via the link in bio.
Featured artwork:
1. `Milk Teeth`, 2026, birch ply, pine, paraffin wax, 123 × 67 cm
2. `Protection, Strength, Beauty`, 2026, stainless steel, birch plywood, freshwater pearls, 160 × 175 cm
3. `Underbelly`, 2026, polyester, pine, 173 × 52 × 36 cm
4. `Nailed Again`, 2026, cornice cement, wire, acrylic nails, aluminium, 85 × 55 × 22 cm
5. `Shadows` (detail), 2026, polyester fabric, pine, 80 × 100 cm
6. `Milk Teeth`, 2026, birch ply, pine, paraffin wax, 123 × 67 cm
LAST DAYS.
Melissa Boughey`s delight in the Australian landscape is evident in every stroke of her latest artworks. With broad, confident swathes of colour, Boughey plays with her subject, creating works that are simultaneously abstract and instantly recognisable.
`Entangled Curiosities` is on view until Saturday, 7 November, alongside `Marks, Tracks, and Traces` by ceramic artist Katarina Wells.
Gallery hours:
Monday–Friday: 9:30am to 5:30pm
Saturday: 10am to 5pm
A preview of the exhibition is available via the link in bio.
@melissa_boughey_art
