The Sydney Traveler

There is a perception that you need to spend money to enjoy a day in Sydney. The reality is that it’s simply not true. If you know where you go, you can have a fun day out in the harbour city, and it won’t cost you a cent. With school holidays just around the corner, you’ll want to remember these ideas!

Walk across the Harbour Bridge. Soak up the glorious views and sunshine with a leisurely walk across Sydney’s iconic bridge. If you’re feeling extra energetic you can enjoy a stroll around Lavender Bay and through Luna Park.
Explore the Royal Botanic …read more

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The 16th Biennale of Sydney: Revolutions – Forms That Turn exhibition at The Art Gallery of New South Wales has been named one of the “Top Must-See Museum Exhibitions” of the season by Mutualart.com.
The Sydney display has been honored alongside Frida Kahlo photographs in San Francisco and Paul Klee works in Vienna as one of the world’s best.
“This top 20 list will help holiday travelers plan the ultimate cultural excursions and see the shows that promise to be the talk of the summer art season,” said Moti Shniberg, founder and CEO of MutualArt.com.
The exhibition opens latest this month under the …read more

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Image details: Archibald People’s Choice Award Announced served by picapp.com

This weekend is your last chance to see this year’s Archibald Prize exhibition. The show is renowned for generating controversy and debate. Which pieces are your favorites, and which don’t deserve to be there?
The Archibald Prize is one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious art awards, making the exhibition a must see event for all art lovers. Previous winners have included George Lambert, William Dobell, and Brett Whiteley. This year the finalists have created striking portraits of musician Neil Finn, film critic David Stratton, and the late Heath Ledger. But as …read more

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Art buffs should get themselves to the Art Gallery of New South Wales soon to see Sidney Nolan: A New Retrospective.
He’s best remembered for his Ned Kelly series, but did you know Nolan painted more than 30, 000 works during his career? You won’t see nearly that many here, but the gallery has selected 117 of Nolan’s best for this show. That makes this exhibition the biggest showing of Nolan’s work since his death in 1992.
The world have been gathered from public and private collections here in Australia, London the United States and France. Many of the works have rarely …read more

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