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. They 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 29 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.
I always enjoy my visit, the staff really care about the artists and are very knowledgeable about their practice. The artists they choose to exhibit are an eclectic mix and always such a high standard.
I always enjoy my visit, the staff really care about the artists and are very knowledgeable about their practice. The artists they choose to exhibit are an eclectic mix and always such a high standard.
