CBD Gallery is a commercial gallery located in the bustling heart of Sydney’s central business district. It serves as a vibrant artistic hub for the business community and global collectors alike, presenting a diverse program of exhibitions, art events, and workshops. As a contemporary gallery, CBD Gallery offers a dynamic and versatile exhibiting platform for both emerging and internationally established artists. Recognising that pivotal moments can shape an artist’s career, the gallery understands that early support can have lasting impact. With the guidance of a professional and dedicated team, CBD Gallery is committed to nurturing artistic development and expanding artists’ careers. The gallery also brings strong curatorial insight to visual art and provides tailored consultation advice to clients and collectors.

CBD Gallery fosters meaningful dialogue between established and emerging artists, encouraging the exchange of ideas, experiences, and creative journeys. Through artist talks and public programs, the gallery cultivates open discussion and a collaborative atmosphere, allowing artists and audiences to connect more deeply. These initiatives offer valuable insight into artistic processes while bridging the gap between creator and viewer.

Situated at 72 Erskine Street, the gallery occupies a heritage building established in 1885. Once home to an art gallery and later a musical cultural centre, the space continues its creative legacy. The ground and first floors house the main exhibition areas, complemented by a lower-ground painting studio and a second-floor executive room and printmaking studio.

CASSANDRA BIRD is a contemporary art gallery with spaces in Sydney and Paris, distinguished by a rigorous curatorial approach and an international orientation. Working across Australia and Europe, the gallery represents artists whose practices engage with critical, material, and cultural concerns of contemporary art. Its program is defined by a commitment to considered exhibition-making, situating artists within broader institutional and transnational contexts while fostering sustained dialogue between practices, histories, and audiences.

Under the direction of a second-generation gallerist with over 25 years of experience, the gallery is informed by a depth of knowledge developed through extensive engagement with the contemporary art sectors in the United States and Europe. This experience underpins a measured approach to working with artists and institutional collaboration, with an emphasis on long-term development and thoughtful placement.

Across its dual locations, CASSANDRA BIRD operates as a platform for critical artistic practice and as a point of connection between artists, institutions, and collections, maintaining a sustained commitment to the enduring trajectories of the artists it represents.

BRENDA COLAHAN FINE ART presents curated group and solo exhibitions to new & established international audiences. Our gallery supports many first-time visitors and collectors.

BCFA’s roster represents diverse practice, with a focus on International and Australian contemporary and Indigenous artists.

Established in 1998 as an art advisory and opening our first gallery in 2016, by 2025 BCFA presented at Sydney Contemporary and concurrently launched our beautiful new gallery premises on Gadigal land in Redfern, one of Sydney’s most dynamic art and creative precincts.

Across 2024-26, BCFA welcomed several established artists to our roster, whose works have been included in the most prestigious and critically acclaimed art awards in Australia and Internationally, and within leading public and private collections.

In 2026 BCFA’s focus is to take our artists unique talents to a broader International audience.

BCFA’s Director, Brenda Colahan is a respected authority in the Australian art market, with 29 years experience in the industry. Her personal philosophy is that art is a dynamic channel of communication and should be made accessible to everyone.

Since its beginning in 1956, Australian Galleries has continued to showcase significant contemporary Australian artists and their work for over 60 years with a vibrant monthly exhibition program and extensive stock gallery.

With locations in Melbourne and Sydney, National Director Stuart Purves, along with his dynamic team, continues to strengthen and diversify the thriving enterprise started in Melbourne by his parents.

Established by Directors Ali and Diana Yeldham in 1994, Arthouse Gallery represents emerging and established Australian and First Nations artists working at the forefront of contemporary art and culture.

We represent over thirty artists that include some of the most exciting and innovative practitioners in the national contemporary art scene. The gallery is both curatorially and critically engaged with the work of its represented artists and is committed to nurturing the creative and commercial development of their works.

Arthouse Gallery offers a dynamic and evolving exhibition program throughout the year that promotes the wider understanding and enjoyment of Australian and First Nations contemporary art. Over the last 30 years the Gallery has been a regular exhibitor at Sydney Contemporary, Melbourne Art Fair, the Australian Works on Paper Fair, Art Sydney and has held satellite exhibitions in Melbourne, Perth, Western Australia, Indonesia, Singapore and Hong Kong. The Gallery has a strong base of collectors and supporters both within Australia and overseas, with a considerable collector base within Asia.

In addition to hosting exhibitions, the gallery programme comprises lectures, concerts, readings, workshops, debates, special projects and performances conducted by invited curators, authors, musicians and artists. The Gallery aims to be a vibrant platform to create inspiring communication and discussion in the field of contemporary art and contribute to the growth, education and awareness of the visual arts within Australia and the Asia Pacific Region.

Established in 1981, Cooee Art is the oldest exhibiting Indigenous art gallery. In 2023, under the sole ownership of Mirri Leven, it evolved into Art Leven, ushering in a new era of collaboration. The gallery works directly with First Nations curators, art centres, and represented artists, ensuring ethical and meaningful engagement.

Art Leven’s primary market gallery exclusively showcases artists through art centres or direct representation, maintaining strong connections to communities. The Collectors Room offers a carefully curated selection of secondary market artworks, available through biannual auctions and private treaty sales.

Committed to deepening relationships with artists, our team regularly travels to remote regions across the continent, fostering connections and developing exhibitions that reflect the diversity and richness of First Nations cultures. Over the past forty years, the gallery has presented landmark exhibitions across this continent, Europe, and North and South America, sharing the vibrancy of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art with global audiences.

At Art Leven, we continue to champion the legacy of First Nations artists while embracing new opportunities for collaboration and innovation.

Art Collective WA is an internationally recognised artist collective based in Perth, Western Australia.

Established in 2013, Art Collective WA has matured into a significant player in the Australian contemporary art scene. Run by artists, the Collective focuses on creating opportunities that involve and benefit significant Western Australian artists.

Long-term career artists who have lived and worked in the state for many years are invited to join as members. There is a group approach to running the organisation, in which artists are in control of decisions, and strategies are agreed that reflect positively on members’ careers.

Art Collective WA is a registered not-for-profit association [IARN: A1017150H].

We exhibit artist members’ work in our gallery in Cathedral Square, in the heart of Perth, and invite other artists to participate in the annual gallery program.

Outside the gallery, we present selected artists at international art fairs, such as Singapore Art Fair and Sydney Contemporary; and at partner art spaces, such as Holmes à Court Gallery and Regional Art Galleries in Geraldton and Bunbury.

The APY Art Centre Collective (APYACC) are a group of Indigenous-owned and governed art centres that work together on innovative artistic projects, and strong business initiatives. Our art centre businesses are the beating heart of our communities. Our vision is to support every person of working age to have culturally affirming employment and an independent income so that they can succeed in our world and yours. The APYACC is based in an extensive warehouse premises in Thebarton, Adelaide, housing the APYACC offices, APY Studio Adelaide, and the flagship APY Gallery and design store. This space has allowed for a much-needed increase in studio, training and office spaces and, alongside the APY Galleries in Sydney and Melbourne, has secured the Elders’ vision for growth in APYACC participation and programming into the future.

Ames Yavuz embraces its diverse cultural background through a strong international focus and perspective. The gallery’s vision is underpinned by robust curatorial practices that form the core of our program and foster intercultural discourse on a global scale. Representing a wide range of multidisciplinary artists across continents, Ames Yavuz aims to challenge, inspire, and reclaim through art. The gallery provides a platform for transformative and compelling artistic voices who bring care and attention to the most urgent conversations of our time, and celebrates storytelling with authenticity, innovation and wit.

Established in 1989, Alcaston Gallery is based in Melbourne with a national and international focus and exhibition schedule. The gallery represents contemporary artists from Australia and the Asia Pacific Region and is renowned for representing and exhibiting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists.

Director Beverly Knight , gallery manager Adriana Del Medico, curatorial and administration staff are proud to represent important established and emerging artists and to maintain and develop personal relationships with collectors, institutional curators, and art lovers alike. Alcaston Gallery’s role is to assist in building pathways for creative practice with financial reward, without compromising the political and cultural aspects of an artist’s oeuvre.