Sarah Cottier Gallery
FEATURED STORIES AND EXHIBITIONS

Todd McMillan: Après Nous
Sarah Cottier Gallery presents work by Todd McMillan.

Nicola Smith: I waited for something to happen
Sarah Cottier Gallery presents work by Nicola Smith.

John Nixon and Elizabeth Pulie: Dialogue 2: On Hessian
Sarah Cottier Gallery presents work by John Nixon and Elizabeth Pulie.

VIDEO: Pull Focus with Elizabeth Pulie
Watch Daniel Mudie Cunningham in conversation with artist Elizabeth Pulie about '#108 (Curtain for E)'.

Esther Stewart: Autofiction
Sarah Cottier Gallery presents work by Esther Stewart.

Huseyin Sami: I dream in colour
Sarah Cottier Gallery presents work by Huseyin Sami.

Auckland Art Fair postponed
Auckland Art Fair announces postponement amidst coronavirus fears.

And the Auckland Art Fair galleries are…
Auckland Art Fair announces 2020 participating galleries + a special ticket offer.

Melbourne Art Fair Gallery List Announced
The art world has been waiting with bated breath to hear about the gallery line-up at Melbourne Art Fair.

Sydney Contemporary Announces 2018 Gallery List
Sydney Contemporary has stepped up its program for its first year as an annual art fair.

Brendan Van Hek: Salvaging Light
Brendan Van Hek’s reference to domestic space doesn’t mean he’s abandoned the cityscapes that prompted his earliest work with salvaged neon.

Koji Ryui: Alchemist of the everyday
Koji Ryui flouts the rules of sculpture and installation with ethereal results.

Cool Hunter Predictions: Jamie North
Sydney-based Jamie North has had a stellar couple of years, and by all accounts things are only going to get better.

Huseyin Sami: Smashing Colours
With an appetite for experimentation and a thirst for historical knowledge, Huseyin Sami isn’t your garden-variety painter.

Julie Fragar: New Directions
Julie Fragar’s painting practice – an apt term, because Fragar’s is a discipline repeated with rigour and tenacity – has often been described as autobiographical.

Todd McMillan: The Wanderer
Todd McMillan's endurance works have involved standing on a cliff top for 12 hours and attempting to swim the English Channel. Carrie Miller discovered it’s less about the suffering than it is about futility.