The gallery has been around for a while but it has had a renovation in style and in the type of…read moreartists who are displaying their work. New paintings were being hung as we entered the small gallery and the owner of the gallery lovingly spoke of each painting as if he was totally involved in the creation of each masterpiece. His passion was commendable. His enthusiasm was infectious and yes I signed up for the next special preview of current works. I hope it is a champagne and caviar night. Love those arty nights. The paintings, mainly of calm beach scenes, were relaxing and full of blue tones. Easily each work could be a feature in a modern lounge room or bedroom. There were also a good range of signed prints, each numbered. I was impressed to see that each print was numbered less than 100. I like the idea of buying a signed print and only 99 (or less) other people might have one. Don't you hate it when you walk into someone's house and they have the same print or painting! You just feel like scratching out their eyes and leaving! ha Unfortunately I could not take any photos...you just have to visit this little gallery when in Newtown. The prices are very reasonable! I hope to visit again soon and see some different paintings. I'll keep you updated.

Hardware Gallery opened in 1999 and moved to its Enmore address in 2006. The venue includes two…read moreexhibition spaces, an art services workshop and a second-hand record shop. Exhibitions change every few weeks, featuring both solo artists and group shows. They display some really interesting art, always worth a browse even if you're not in the market for buying. Take, for example, the recent 5th Annual Google Exhibition, which was part of The Sydney Fringe Festival. A bunch of artists were given the same phrase (this year 'Uncanny Valley'), and had to Google it at the exact same time, then take inspiration from one of the resulting websites. Cool, yes? Yes. You can also get your used vinyl fix, plus a range of art services like framing, installation and canvas stretching. Check the Hardware Gallery website or blog (http://hardwaregallery.wordpress.com) for upcoming exhibitions and news.

Located on Salisbury Road in Camperdown on the corner of St Marys and Probert St…read more Was here for the opening of Hamish Campbell's Exhibition. Great layout and use of space with his artwork. Staff are friendly and they have card facilities in case you are low on cash to purchase some artwork :P Great location and the gallery is in collaboration with The University of Sydney.

Supporting local and Australian emerging and mid career artists, original artworks available in…read moretheir stockroom starting from $250. A great gallery to browse with high quality work and artists exhibiting.

No fuss, no pretense - and definitely no schmoozing. This was director Willurei Kirkbright's aim…read morewhen she opened the exciting new art space, Plump Gallery. With a focus on supporting emerging, interesting and challenging artists, the gallery aims to not only display thought-provoking work but also challenge the currently limited general view of Aboriginal art. Housed in the old Vintage Glamour spot, just before Enmore Park, it's an unusually-shaped space, which seems to reflect its ethos rather perfectly. The gallery opened with the 'Kindling' exhibition, which was a really diverse but beautiful collection of work from cardboard animal skulls to bright paintings to paper installations. Packed with punters, it gave a pretty good indication of the potential this place has. Melbourne street and graffiti artist Phibs also displayed his works here through September, which goes to show the gallery's unique bent. There are also plans in the works for the gallery to host special nights like spoken word and music events.

Three levels of contemporary art. More museum than gallery and admission price, free! During my…read morevisit, a focus on Asian artists. Some political and satirical work. Li Wei's work, I've seen the same piece, but it's definitely more relevant during our current state of affairs. Just exchange Obama for the current presiding leader.

White Rabbit Gallery, located in the Chippendale, is a multi-level art gallery showcasing…read morecontemporary Chinese art. There is also a gift shop telling unique items and a teahouse on the main floor. Admission is free and they have free daily tours which may highlight several artworks and the artists behind them. We had stumbled upon White Rabbit Gallery while trying to find things to do in Sydney. We stopped by White Rabbit Gallery on a Sat morning. We ended up doing the free tour (about 30 min long) once we arrived as staff had mentioned this to us when we arrived. Staff explained to us the gallery and the types of artwork that they had on display, noting that the exhibits change every few months. She took us around several artworks and told us about the story behind the works and the artists, which was pretty interesting. The art itself was pretty cool - quite unique. Each artist we saw had a statement and a story behind why they decided to create such works. We definitely enjoyed our time at White Rabbit Gallery and would highly recommend if it you are in Sydney!

Rating for the gallery, not the art (which I did like):…read more Came here for Art Month After Hours and it's quite a small space. If there was 3 stand alone pieces I'm not sure how people would walk around.

A beautiful, yet humble, space, with an impression selection of represented artists. The shows…read morerarely disappoint and with the frequency of group shows you can generally assume there'll be at least one work to your tastes. Super friendly staff as well. ...now if I could just get them to represent me so I could show in there...

Rating for the gallery, not the art (which I did like):…read more Came here for Art Month After Hours and I like the feel in here. 3 little rooms that are packed full of art because it is a co-op so they want to show as much as possible from as many people as possible.