Project Gallery

Contemporary Art in Sydney's Inner East

Project Gallery is a contemporary art space in Woollahra, NSW. The space sits in Sydney's inner east, an area with a solid reputation for art and artists. The gallery runs exhibitions of work by both emerging and established artists, covering figurative pieces, portraiture, landscape, still life, and abstract work. If you're after something different in Australian contemporary art, it's the kind of place that gets noticed.

The gallery takes emerging artists seriously, offering a real exhibition space where they can build their practice and meet collectors who actually know what they're after. Woollahra itself helps. The suburb's got money, design stores dotted about, heritage buildings worth looking at, and other galleries nearby. That concentration of cultural stuff draws people who care about contemporary art.

A Mix of Figurative and Observational Work

Project Gallery keeps its focus on figurative painting and observational work. You'll see shows about the human form, interior spaces, and still life. Past exhibitions like 'Il Bel Collo' paired figurative studies of necks with food still life pieces, mixing classical subjects with how artists work today. 'The Patient Act of Seeing' looked at James Roberts' meditative approach to looking closely at things, while 'A View Within' brought together different ways artists paint domestic interiors.

The gallery clearly cares about technique, real looking, and whether representational art still matters now. You see portraiture, carefully painted fruit and objects, and landscape studies on the walls. 'Shapes of The Land', the current show, features Regina Law's landscape paintings and ceramics. It shows Project Gallery is happy to work with different materials and find connections between them. Project Gallery is located in Woollahra, NSW 2025.

Rotating Exhibitions and a Well-Stocked Store

Project Gallery keeps things fresh with a regular exhibition schedule that gives people reason to come back throughout the year. Right now they're running 'Shapes of The Land' from late May to June 2026, featuring Regina Law's landscape paintings and ceramic works. The mix of solo and group shows means there's always something different to see. If you want to dig deeper into the works, exhibition catalogues are available online so you can check out past shows too.

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Art Consulting and Solus House: Expanding the Gallery's Reach

Project Gallery offers art consulting services that help collectors find works matching their taste, their spaces, and what they're willing to spend. The staff work with collectors to figure out what matters to them, whether that's contemporary pieces from Australian artists or something else entirely. It's a practical service that sits between what's on the walls and actually buying something.

The gallery runs Solus House as a sister operation that extends what they do beyond the main space. Between the consulting, the exhibitions, and their online work, Project Gallery has built itself into something larger than your typical gallery. They've positioned themselves as a middleman of sorts, helping artists connect with people who actually want to collect their work.

Planning Your Visit to Woollahra

Project Gallery is in Woollahra, Sydney's inner east, and pulls in art lovers, collectors, and anyone keen to check out what's on the walls. The spot's easy to reach by transport, and there's plenty around it: cafes, restaurants, and local independent shops if you want to hang around. Their website spells out what's showing now and what's coming up, plus you can download catalogues if you can't make it down in person.

Want to stay in the loop? Sign up to their mailing list or follow them on Instagram (@project_gallery_woollahra) for exhibition previews, artist profiles, and bits from the stockroom. Whether you're a seasoned collector or just getting into contemporary art, Project Gallery welcomes you in.