Established in 2006, Gallery 9 is a contemporary art gallery based in Sydney’s Darlinghurst. For over ten years we have been focused on representing a small stable of emerging, early and mid-career artists who embrace all forms of contemporary art practice. We are committed to supporting the artistic visions of our artists, nurturing their experimentations and investigations over the long term.
Read MoreGallery 9 represents artists working in Australia, New Zealand, The USA and Berlin in its Sydney gallery and also shows a number of its artists in off-site exhibitions in Melbourne. In addition to our stable, Gallery 9 has ongoing relationships with several other artists and presents a changing and evolving program of new and emergent contemporary voices.
Ocula Insight Sydney Contemporary Presents 2020: Editorial Selections By Ocula Magazine, Sydney Ocula Magazine's editors present their picks from Sydney Contemporary Presents 2020.
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Ocula Insight Suzie Idiens at Gallery 9, Sydney By Laura Thomson, Sydney Born in the United Kingdom, Suzie Idiens studied art and design at the Royal College of Art, London. Since emigrating to Sydney in 2006 she has exhibited in Berlin, Sydney and London, as well as at the Melbourne Art Fair and Art Stage, Singapore. In her latest exhibition, Neutral Ground at Gallery 9, Sydney, Idiens contests the boundaries...
Ocula Insight Julian Hooper at Gallery 9, Sydney Auckland born artist, Julian Hooper is becoming increasingly well known for his highly individual paintings. Drawing on a vast store of personal memory and imagery, his work, while close to contemporary abstraction and traditional painting territories, is unique and often surprising. In this Ocula Insight, Hooper discusses his latest...
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Related Press Julian Hooper: Sliding Doors 10 November 2016, Vault Magazine When we speak a few weeks out from Julian Hooper’s September exhibition at Ivan Anthony in Auckland, he still hasn’t settled on a title for the show. We both agree that a good title can’t be forced. It becomes part of the artwork, adding to the layers of meaning, but as Hooper explains, a good title doesn’t 'blow the cover' of thework. It is...
Related Press Andrzej Zieliński: 'Primary Data' 12 October 2016, Art Almanac Working across sculpture, painting, drawing and printmaking, Andrzej Zieliński's practice challenges the myth of contemporary technological innovation. His work depicts electronic devices – phones, computers, shredders, fax machines – and addresses the many contradictions embedded in our relationships to them, which are cutting-edge one moment and...
