White Rabbit Gallery, Contemporary Chinese art museum in Chippendale, Sydney, Australia
White Rabbit Gallery is a private contemporary art museum in Chippendale, opened in 2009 in a former warehouse and Rolls-Royce service depot refurbished by Smart Design Studio. It has four floors of gallery space, a tea house, a digital media theatre and an artist-in-residence studio, showing works by contemporary Chinese artists.
The White Rabbit Gallery opened in 2009 in a former warehouse and Rolls-Royce service depot refurbished by Smart Design Studio. Its founder, Judith Neilson, assembled the collection from works made by contemporary Chinese artists since 2000; it now numbers over 3,000 pieces by more than 800 artists.
The gallery shows two exhibitions a year of works made since 2000 by contemporary Chinese artists, drawn from a collection of over 3000 pieces by more than 800 artists. Named after the White Rabbit, the gallery also runs a tea house where visitors can pause between floors.
The gallery occupies four floors of a former warehouse and Rolls-Royce service depot in Chippendale, with a tea house, digital media theatre and artist-in-residence studio on site. Exhibitions change twice a year, so check what is on before travelling across the city.
The exhibitions rotate twice a year, meaning different artworks from the collection appear with each visit. This approach allows repeat visitors to discover new selections from the holdings without seeing the same display twice.
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