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.
Michael Carney works across painting, ceramics, 3D printing, installation and virtual reality from his studio on Kaurna Yerta (Adelaide).
His paintings depict distorted landscapes built from symbolic, fragmented elements, offering more than one way in. Rooted in the Romantic tradition of the sublime, the work engages nature as a dual force — capable of evoking beauty and terror at once. At times it reads as a meditation on melancholy; at others, it takes on a cinematic, neo-noir sensibility. Whatever the intent, Carney hopes each viewer finds their own meaning in the ambiguity.
Carney (b. 1983) holds a Master of Visual Arts (Research) from the University of South Australia, has completed residencies in Jingdezhen, China, and at the JamFactory, and in 2024 was collected by Artbank.
Explore Michael`s available works via the link in bio.
Featured artwork: “I See Myself”
Artist: @carney.art
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Visit our Woolloomooloo gallery today, 10am–5pm, to spend some time with the work.
Curatorial+Co. is a space that welcomes everyone — so come by, take your time, and explore. And if you can`t make it in today, all works are available to view via the link in bio.
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What Remains by Lynn Savery
Romantic, enigmatic and deeply reflective, ‘What Remains’ invites us into a world where memory, history and the present moment intertwine. Drawing from historical references and imagined narratives, Savery`s work captures the beauty of what lingers — the traces, stories and emotions that remain long after time has passed.
Artist: @lino_savery
Available now via our website and available to view in our Woolloomooloo gallery.
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NAIDOC Week
Celebrating 50 Years of Deadly by revisiting one of our favourite commercial projects — the DELL Sydney offices in Chatswood, where we commissioned extraordinary artists across five floors to create site specific large-scale wall works, guided by themes of Native Plants, Desert, Ocean and National Parks.
Level 1 — @sarritaking_artist intricate paintings carry philosophies taught by her father, the late William King Jungala, a respected elder of the Gurindji people.
Level 2 — @dennisgolding Pathways uses traditional Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay mark-making to reference sites of cultural and spiritual significance along Country’s land and water.
Level 5 — @jasonwing1 Guardians is inspired by the national parks surrounding the offices and the ancestors of the Guringai people, a reminder for us all to be guardians of the natural world.
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Link in bio to see the full project.
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This NAIDOC Week, Curatorial+Co. celebrates the enduring cultures, histories, creativity and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
We acknowledge the importance of listening, learning and celebrating First Nations voices — not only this week, but always.
Featured: Charmaine Davis, a proud Gumbaynggir and Bundjalung artist whose practice — layered stencils cut from netted curtains and produce bags — carries ancestral links, family and Country.
"It is in my blood to create."
Explore her work — link in bio.
Artist: @charmainedavis.artist
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Brett Anthony Moore delves into the realms of colour, unpredictability, and post-modern expression within his work. The subconscious flow of nature and its intertwining rhythms support the undercurrent of his work in form but it’s this conversation between nature and our place within modernity that becomes the primary focus of his work within abstraction.
View Brett Anthony Moore available works via the link in bio.
Featured work: `Fascinati Liberi` 2025
