R.M.Williams Flagship Exhibition Program: Morgan Stokes
Morgan Stokes
Visit R.M.Williams' Flagship Store at 345 George St Sydney to experience a quarterly Exhibition Program, curated by Curatorial+Co. presenting a new body of work by multimedia artist Morgan Stokes as part of R.M.Williams’ offsite exhibition program inside their Sydney flagship store.
Lighthouse
Belinda Street
The harbour, alive with the same vivacious energy as the brushstrokes in Street’s paintings, was teeming with colossal cargo ships, tugboats, ferries, recreational vessels, and the hum of industry all flow in and out, creating an unrelenting rhythm. This energy, both human and mechanical, collides with the wild, elemental force of the coastline and became the main inspiration behind this body of work.
R.M.Williams Flagship Exhibition Program: Morgan Stokes
Morgan Stokes
Visit R.M.Williams' Flagship Store at 345 George St Sydney to experience a quarterly Exhibition Program, curated by Curatorial+Co. presenting a new body of work by multimedia artist Morgan Stokes as part of R.M.Williams’ offsite exhibition program inside their Sydney flagship store.
Lighthouse
Belinda Street
The harbour, alive with the same vivacious energy as the brushstrokes in Street’s paintings, was teeming with colossal cargo ships, tugboats, ferries, recreational vessels, and the hum of industry all flow in and out, creating an unrelenting rhythm. This energy, both human and mechanical, collides with the wild, elemental force of the coastline and became the main inspiration behind this body of work.
New Wave Luddite
Kiata Mason
Says Kiata of her upcoming exhibition, "Many of the works feature the living room, which is the heart of the home—the gathering space, the place to break bread and share heartfelt conversations. This exhibition is about remembering what makes life worth living and what feeds the creative spirit."
Curatorial+Co. x National Indigenous Art Fair 2025
Curatorial+Co. presents a collaborative offsite exhibition at their Woolloomooloo gallery with the National Indigenous Art Fair (NIAF). On show during NAIDOC Week, the exhibition will showcase contemporary installation, wall-based works, and sculpture by Indigenous artists from across the country.
The Unearthing of Woman
Katrina O’Brien
Curatorial+Co. is presents a new body of work by Katrina O'Brien in our Woolloomooloo gallery. The works oscillate between the micro and macro structures of the universe—depicting atoms and photons, to a gathering of constellations and nebulae.
Rhythmia
Susie Dureau
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a new body of work by Sydney-based oil painter, Susie Dureau.
Holding Hands As The Sun Falls
Courtney McClelland
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a new body of work by Sydney-based abstract painter, Courtney McClelland. "I paint indulgently, dancing the brush all over the canvas as the bodies reveal themselves," says McClelland. "I feel like I’m chasing something, grappling between the viscosity of the paint, the figures and the feeling I want them to convey."
Balikbayan / Returning Home
Chloe Caday
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a new body of work by She Oaks-based painter, Chloe Caday. Drawing on from Caday's personal experiences of migration and motherhood, the exhibition is centred around the Tagalog term, Balikbayan, a common term that signifies connection, culture and identity in Filipino communities all over the globe.
A Thousand Miles
Theresa Hunt
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a new body of work by Sydney-based oil painter, Theresa Hunt.
The Diving Tree
André de Vanny
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a new body of work by Sydney-based abstract artist, André de Vanny.
R.M.Williams Flagship Exhibition Program
Charmaine Davis
Visit R.M.Williams' Flagship Store at 345 George St Sydney to experience a quarterly Exhibition Program, curated by Curatorial+Co. Charmaine Davis will be the fifth artist to exhibit from January - March 2025 inside the flagship store, featuring all-Australian furniture design and makers for the iconic Australian brand.
New Year, New Looks
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a collection of new work from our stockroom to kick off 2025.
DARING
Previously Darlings, Curatorial+Co. presents DARING, 2024. Our highly anticipated end of year group show featuring small works from Curatorial+Co. represented artists and a selection of guest artists.
Natural Habitat
Melissa Boughey
Says Melissa of her upcoming series, "Inspired by other places but containing the DNA of my daily habits, this body of work reverts to my home ground. The farm where I have grown and nurtured, planted and harvested is intrinsic to who I am and the reoccurring themes of my visual language."
Hi Honey, I'm Home
Tracey Lamb
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a new series of sculptural work by Melbourne artist, Tracey Lamb.
The Song of Increase
Amanda Schunker
'The Song of Increase' is the most joyful emanation produced by a colony of bees. Is this possible for humans also? How do we find ways to raise our vibration, particularly if we find ourselves in the depths of grief and despair? Is it possible to do so collectively? Where do we return to, where time stands still?
Along the Shoreline
Katarina Wells
The balance, simplicity and symmetry of each vessel’s form allows Katarina to focus on the surface of the work which therefore becomes the hero. Through her work, Katarina hopes to leave the viewer with a sense of serenity and introspection that a simple stroll along the water’s edge can evoke.
Skeleton
Morgan Stokes
Both literal and philosophical, 'Skeleton' is a dialogue between body and material; a contemplation on what makes a painting in the digital age. Recalling the movements of Arte Povera, Mono-Ha and Minimalism and considered from a post-internet lens, 'Skeleton' transcends the canvas, acting as a meditation on the seen and the unseen.
R.M.Williams Flagship Exhibition Program
Leonie Barton
Visit R.M.Williams' Flagship Store at 345 George St Sydney to experience a quarterly Exhibition Program, curated by Curatorial+Co. Leonie Barton will be the second artist to exhibit from October - December 2024 inside the flagship store, featuring all-Australian furniture design and makers for the iconic Australian brand.
The Coming Storm
Simon Cardwell
Curatorial+Co. presents a new series of photographic work by Sydney-based artist, Simon Cardwell. By employing symbols from the natural world, Simon creates a sense of drama evoking emotional responses to the dark underbelly ever present in the natural world.
I Have More To Say
Jasmine Poole + Chris Sewell
A new photographic series by creative duo, Jasmine Poole + Chris Sewell emerges from intimate narratives crafted to mirror universal experiences of change, regret, and loss. Sometimes it just takes one object to inspire a conversation – a missing photograph from a wall, a love note in a bouquet, a deflated balloon in the backseat of a car. Who are they, what has been left unsaid and where do we go from here?
Unfold
Kasper Raglus
Curatorial+Co. presents a new body of work by Kasper Raglus in our Woolloomooloo gallery from 11 - 21 September 2024. Kasper's upcoming exhibition 'Unfold' is a broad meditation on the various states of life, love and connection.
Sydney Contemporary 2024
Amber Hearn
Aleisa Miksad
Curatorial+Co.'s 2024 Sydney Contemporary presentation showcases a powerful exploration of female corporeality by regional artists Amber Hearn (painting) and Aleisa Miksad (ceramics), visualised through a lexicon of forms.
Back Hips Bones Lips
Kate Banazi
Curatorial+Co. is thrilled to present a new body of work by multi-disciplinary artist, Kate Banazi, in our Woolloomooloo gallery from 21 August - 7 September 2024. Says Kate, "This body of work is a self-portrait based on drawings of my own body. After so many years of basing my ideas on the drawings of others, it felt apt to focus on my own form as I entered the next phase of my life."
Protection
Georgia Bisley
Georgia Bisley’s life-size abstract ‘tapestries’ are personal artefacts of sorts where geometries, materiality and colour speak to parts of her identity. Heraldic in nature, her textiles emulate shield-like forms that reference armours of Bisley’s Celtic heritage.
Animist
Karlien van Rooyen
Karlien grew up in the small town of Kommetjie at the foot of a mountain on South Africa’s Cape Point. Affronted by unrelenting ocean storms, the town was also home to a wild and diverse ecosystem. The living space in her house was adorned by an archive of natural objects – whether inherited or collected on hunting and foraging adventures, this trove of objects formed visual imprints on her imagination.
The Tides Do That With Me
Emma Lindegaard
We are thrilled to present a new body of work by Freemantle-based ceramic artist, Emma Lindegaard. For the past year Emma Lindegaard started each day at Wayalup Beach, a stretch of ocean south of Perth along Australia’s western coastline. Emma would traverse the shores, sitting with uncomfortable thoughts surrounding recent changes in her life. This meditative ritual allowed her to seek comfort through her sensorial interactions with the natural elements.
From My Chair
Mitchell Cheesman
We are delighted to present a new body of work by Queensland-based artist, Mitchell Cheesman, in our Woolloomooloo gallery from 17 July - 3 August 2024.
Through Coloured Glass
Tiarna Herczeg
We are thrilled to present a new body of work by First Nations & Hungarian woman and artist, Tiarna Herczeg, in our Woolloomooloo gallery. Tiarna aims to share her experience of dual identity through storytelling. Through Coloured Glass tells many stories in Tiarna’s life; certain experiences have circled her back to a preoccupation with colour and form. In her work, the block shapes symbolise how she sees the land, whilst the colours are tied to her mind and body, her spirituality and feelings. One exists in perpetuity and the other only exists for a moment in time.
In-between
Maria Kostareva
Maria's latest body of work, In-between, captures the caesura – a natural pause – of human encounters within architectural spaces. They are intimate moments characterised by an atmosphere of melancholy and silence drawn from memory and imagination. Maria uses familiar architectural settings to invite the viewer into her illusion, while her subjects move through the spaces with a temporal ambiguity. Whilst her scenes are constructed realities, they are sewn together and grounded by her real-life experiences wandering the streets of Moscow, Berlin and Tokyo.
Ensemble
John Born
The pieces in this show have expanded, or maybe unfurled, from a central axis to be more like portals or webs. They’re not just sculptures you look at but sculptures you can look through. They openly reveal the myriad, tenuous connections that give them structure and keep them from collapsing.
R.M.Williams Flagship Exhibition Program
Diana Miller
Visit the new R.M.Williams Flagship Store at 345 George St Sydney to experience a quarterly Exhibition Program, curated by Curatorial+Co. Diana Miller will be the second artist to exhibit from 4 June 2024 to 30 September 2024 inside the flagship store, featuring all-Australian furniture design and makers for the iconic Australian brand.
Portraits of a Distorted Society
Nunzio Miano
We are thrilled to present a new body of work by Australian-born Sicilian artist, Nunzio Miano, in our Woolloomooloo gallery. Inspired by the beauty of human emotions and the complexity of the human mind, Nunzio Miano's paintings are a visual representation of the inner world, where colours and shapes communicate more than words.
Draped in Shadows
Emily Hamann
We are thrilled to present a new body of work by Emily Hamann in our Woolloomooloo gallery. Says Emily of her upcoming exhibition, "The natural world is imbued with an undeniable sense of rhythmic energy, a palpable pulse that permeates all around us. From the ebb and flow of the tides to the cycles of the seasons, these rhythms serve as a reminder of the interconnectedness of all."
R.M.Williams Flagship Exhibition Program
Ash Holmes
Visit the new R.M.Williams Flagship Store at 345 George St Sydney to experience a quarterly Exhibition Program, curated by Curatorial+Co. Ash Holmes will be the second artist to exhibit from 12 March 2023 to 3 June 2024 inside the flagship store, featuring all-Australian furniture design and makers for the iconic Australian brand.
All the Silences
Ana Young
Join us for a new solo exhibition by Ana Young, showing at our Woolloomooloo gallery. Says Ana of her upcoming series, “My aim with this new body of work is to record an image that responds to an optical sensation of entering a space - the silence of a first encounter - and slowing down this experience. I want to create a compilation of spaces entered and sounds remembered in a particular moment."
Country
Charmaine Davis
Join us for a new solo exhibition, 'Country', by Charmaine Davis at our Woolloomooloo gallery. Says Charmaine of her upcoming exhibition: “The work that I have created for the exhibition is embedded in my deep respect and spiritual connection to Country. I am a Bundjalung and Gumbaynggir woman.
“These creations reflect my admiration and inspiration of our lands, from the fine detail to the monolithic. Over the years as an artist I have developed the style, indicative of a finely woven tapestry as we are all threads connected to our ancestors. These landscapes hold my memories and my experiences.”
Echo
Korynn Morrison
At its core, Korynn Morrison’s debut solo exhibition, 'Echo', is an invitation to sit with Self. It explores the dance between joy and grief, connection, and disconnection — themes echoing the philosophy of Richard Schwartz's Internal Family Systems (IFS) theory. Like the theory, the exhibition posits that these paintings are checkpoints in the evolving process of self-discovery. Here, the panel becomes a sacred space where the viewer is encouraged to surrender to the enigma of their inner worlds, embracing the unfolding narrative rather than fixating on a predetermined endpoint.
SOUL DESCENDANTS
Brett Anthony Moore
A new solo exhibition by Brett Anthony Moore is showing at our Woolloomooloo gallery. This new series documents a vivid exploration of light and colour which explores the invisible aspects of self through the lens of Vedic Philosophy. Serving as an invitation into spiritualism, this body of work embraces philosophical concepts which delve into profound contemplations on existence, consciousness, and the nature of reality.
DROPPING IN
Diana Miller
Join us for a new solo exhibition, Dropping In, by Diana Miller. Dropping In is a collection of abstract works that exist as unfiltered expressions of the Self. They marry Diana’s interest in the non-physical with the physical act of painting—expressions of her subconscious and the process by which she manifests the illusive into the palpable.
A combination of expressive, gestural and geometric, shape-based paintings, these are autobiographical works that tell a story of Diana's interests and life experiences, influenced by her mood and daily environment. With an understanding of art as an act that magnifies the essence of the Self, painting provides a sacred space for her to channel emotions, thoughts and dreams into tangible form.
SONGLINE
Kim Healey
Songline is a five-piece series by Kim Healey which is an expression of Indigenous heritage, Country, culture and history, brought together through her multi-media art practice.
Songline is exhibiting from 19 December 2023 – 17 January 2024. The works will be available to view through our William Street and Riley Street windows throughout the duration of our holiday closure. The gallery will be closed for the holidays from Friday 22 December, reopening Tuesday 9 January.
DARLINGS 2023
Join us for a our annual summer group show, Darlings! Featuring more than 100 small works from our gallery artists, as well as invited artists, all works are priced under $2000. You're invited to come celebrate with us on Saturday 9 December, at our Woolloomooloo gallery to toast a monumental year for the gallery and all our incredible artists!
R.M. Williams Flagship Exhibition Program
Tiarna Herczeg
Visit the new RM Williams Flagship Store at 345 George St Sydney to experience a quarterly Exhibition Program, curated by Curatorial+Co. First up, Tiarna Herczeg from 1 December 2023 to 11 March 2024 on show at the new store that features all-Australian furniture design and makers for the iconic Australian brand.
EQUILIBRIUM
Odette Ireland
Join us for a new solo exhibition with works by Odette Ireland at our Woolloomooloo gallery. The exhibition will run from 22 November - 2 December 2023.
Equilibrium is a dialogue of polarising forces—the masculine and feminine, chaos and control, movement and stillness, strength, and fragility. Through this new body of work, Odette shares her perspective on the world around us through her exceptional craftsmanship and aptitude for materiality on which her art practice sits.
TRIO SHOW
Leonie Barton
Kerryn Levy
Lucas Wearne
Join us for a new trio exhibition with works by Leonie Barton (painting), Kerryn Levy (ceramic sculpture) + Lucas Wearne (limestone sculpture) at our Woolloomooloo gallery. The exhibition will run from 8-18 November 2023.
FRAGMENTS OF THE FOREST
Michael Carney
We are so excited to present Michael Carney's debut solo show with Curatorial+Co. Fragments of the Forest draws inspiration from the atmospheric narratives of film noir, thrillers and post-apocalyptic cinema. The paintings offer a glimpse into a larger narrative, suggesting a sequence of events that unfolds beyond the canvas. The viewer is the director of their own experience, free to interpret the work in a way that resonates with their own thoughts, feelings and experiences.
THE CORNER OF MY SKY
Theresa Hunt
The Corner of My Sky by Theresa Hunt, presents a profoundly introspective and emotionally resonant collection of oil paintings, inspired by her time residing in Italy, Romania and the coastal regions of Sydney.
Drawing from her distinctive filmmaker's viewpoint, Theresa Hunt's paintings skilfully employ the dynamics of shifting light, shadow and perspective, luring the spectator into the complexity of the natural world and the vastness of the landscapes we encounter. Each piece mirrors a sense of wonder that resides within us, stirring our innermost emotions, and evoking a lucidity that dwells beneath the surface, in the depths of our being.
EMERGING COLLECTORS' CLUB EVENT: ART COLLECTING, WHERE TO BEGIN?
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WORLD WAS ON FIRE
Isabelle de Kleine
Continuing on from her successful Sydney Contemporary presentation we are thrilled to announce that Isabelle de Kleine’s solo body World was on Fire will be exhibiting at the gallery.
“My body of work comprises a series of mixed media watercolour paintings that explore the complexities, struggles and richness of human experience," explains Isabelle. "The works speak of the dualities of love and loss, light and dark, the web of experience that weaves together the beautiful and flawed tapestry of ourselves."
SWEET SPOT
Alichia van Rhijn
Sweet Spot by Alichia van Rhijn presents sculptural works that reference recent personal experiences and struggles alongside early memories of childhood, both before her immigration to Australia and after. Alicha’s forms investigate phenomenological notions, alluding to personal and shared experience, memory, nostalgia, and trauma. Through the use of distilled minimalist forms, symbolic and ritualistic totems are arranged throughout the space, initiating pause and contemplation.
SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY 2023
Kate Banazi
Tiarna Herczeg
Isabelle de Kleine
Lilli Waters
Our Sydney Contemporary 2023 presentation showcases the distinct artistic voices of four remarkable artists, crossing four different mediums – Tiarna Herczeg (painting), Isabelle de Kleine (works on paper), Kate Banazi (sculpture) + Lilli Waters (moving image). Their thought-provoking bodies of work sit powerfully beside one another and engage in a diverse and dynamic dialogue that pushes the boundaries of artistic expression.
PAY ATTENTION TO THE HEAVENS
Lilli Waters
Lilli Waters' solo exhibition, Pay Attention to the Heavens, is inspired by the iconography of ancient Greek and Roman mythology, its folklore, and its religious paintings, recasting the contemporary woman as a powerful goddess of nature and a portrayal of femininity that we should celebrate, embrace, and worship.
God-like enigmatic female figures are submerged within a dramatic watery cloudscape, blurring the lines between Heaven and Earth, between what we feel, and sense we may have lost within the walls of the Patriarchy. Portraying the existential dualities of light and dark, they transverse through a portal into an unknown time of fear and discomfort, longing for a deeper connection.
A SLOW MIGRATION
Ben Crawford
In this latest body of work Ben presents a series of twelve paintings which explore his affinity to many places whilst still feeling culturally transient. A SLOW MIGRATION takes us on a journey through stories and experiences as the years rolled by, and Ben became more settled after migrating from his homeland Ireland to Australia.
THERE WAS A TIME BEFORE YOU, THERE WILL BE A TIME AFTER YOU
Lily Cummins
Curatorial+Co is delighted to present the latest solo exhibition by Lily Cummins - a series of new paintings and soft sculpture works, rich in symbols and recurring motifs, indirectly speaking to themes of loss and sorrow.
Says Lily: “My practice has recently been concerned with a return to painting and installation and how the two can simultaneously coexist and diverge. This body of work is an exploration of a divergence that can occur within an inner dimension and a deeper consciousness, a dream space. The results are a strange universe of dreamlike imagery and uncanny scenes.”