The Sydney Traveler

Few Sydney artists made the impression on the art world that Brett Whiteley did. More than 15 years after his death his works still resonate with life. This is certainly the case for those housed in The Brett Whiteley Studio in Surry Hills.
The artist bought the former warehouse in 1985, and converted it into an impressive studio and exhibition space. In 1988 he moved in, and he lived there until he died in 1992.
Today it remains just as Brett left it, with unfinished paintings, art equipment, and graffiti covered walls boasting rich imagery and quotes. The living area is home …read more

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Sydney is a real treat for art lovers. There are so many stunning galleries and beautiful architecture, but you might not realise that art is literally all around you. Take the Sydney Arts Discovery Trail to see some of the beautiful spots the tourists often miss.

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Naturally our walk starts at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. With five floors of Aussie, European, indigenous, and Asian art, not to mention nearly 40 travelling exhibitions every year, it’s a must for art lovers. You’ll find it on Art Gallery Road, The Domain, which is a short …read more

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