The regular internal exhibition program has been postponed until further notice. Upcoming exhibitions and events will be announced in due course. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
EXPLORE OUR 2020 VIRTUAL EXHIBITION PROGRAM
Mapping Our Own Future is a weekly series of solo and group virtual exhibitions curated from the Arts Project Australia stockroom. An extension of the gallery to a virtual space, the series offers a place to connect with APA artists from home.
OUR GALLERY SPACE
Our gallery space will be turned into a studio space for the duration of 2020 and throughout 2021.
In non-COVID times, Arts Project Australia houses a beautiful contemporary gallery space in Northcote that presents an annual program of curated solo and group exhibitions. The artists we represent comprise a diverse group of emerging, mid-career and established Australian artists who work upstairs in our studio.
Miles Howard-Wilks’ 2018 solo exhibition ‘Magpies, Sharks, Crocodiles & Trains’.
HOW WE SUPPORT THE ARTISTS
We advocate, support and promote our artists within the broader contemporary arts sector nationally and internationally. Our artists own their artworks until sold and own the copyright of images of their artwork. Many artists sell their artwork through our gallery, exhibitions, stockroom and online shop.
HOW WE REPRESENT THE ARTISTS
Arts project artists exhibit in the Arts Project gallery at least once a year in our end of year Annual Gala and are selected to be presented in other exhibitions, depending on the theme of the exhibition and the staff member or curator’s particular interests. Many of our artists who’ve worked in our studio three or more years are also presented on our website, with a small selection of work that is indicative of the work they currently make.
We promote the work of Arts Project artists through our gallery, as well as in national and international exhibitions, art prizes and awards.
Twice a year, we exhibit other national and international contemporary artists alongside Arts Project artists. These exhibitions are curated by prominent curators from Australia and around the world who we invite to work with us. The gallery holds regular exhibition openings on Saturday afternoons. Our artists exhibit in commercial galleries and public institutions worldwide and have artwork in numerous public and private collections.
TESTIMONIALS
Don’t just believe what we say, read what leaders in the sector have to say about Arts Project Australia: ARTS PROJECT AUSTRALIA – TESTIMONIALS 2019
2018 exhibition ‘Auto Body Works’ curated by Patrice Sharkey, Director, West Space
VISIT OUR SPACE
Arts Project houses extensive collections of work by our artists that can be viewed by making an appointment with gallery staff.
I am a member of other galleries and visit many galleries but I am not sure I would find the same experience as Arts Project. There is a festive, positive and exciting atmosphere at the exhibitions.
– Collector
Alternatively, you can visit the gallery free of charge from Monday through Friday (9am-5pm) and on Saturdays (10am-5pm) and view our current exhibitions and purchase artworks by our artists.
i heart rock (rock is the total work of art) exhibition, 22 Oct – 26 Nov 2016
CLOSED PUBLIC HOLIDAYS
Please note, the gallery is closed on public holidays as well as for a period of time each December and January.
One of our regular supporters Charles at the 2018 exhibition ‘Auto Body Works’ curated by Patrice Sharkey, Director, West Space
opening of FARAWAY, SO CLOSE, CURATED BY ANTHONY FITZPATRICK, CURATOR, TARRAWARRA MUSEUM OF ART, NOVEMBER, 2017
AT THE Opening of ‘Faraway, so close’, curated by Anthony Fitzpatrick at Arts Project Australia
