Kate Owen Gallery

About

Kate Owen Gallery; A beacon of artistic expression, the Kate Owen Gallery has been illuminating the world with Aboriginal art and culture since 2007. Nestled in Sydney’s vibrant Inner West, our gallery is a celebrated hub for contemporary Aboriginal art, meticulously curated to resonate with modern interiors.

What sets us apart?

• Award-Winning Excellence: Our accolades speak volumes. We’ve garnered multiple awards, cementing our position as a premier gallery in the art world.
• Indigenous Artistry: Our Sydney Aboriginal art gallery proudly displays a rich tapestry of styles from Indigenous Australian artists spanning the entire nation. Their creativity knows no bounds.
• Three Floors of Inspiration: Step into our expansive space, spanning over 600 square meters across three floors. Here, we host major exhibitions featuring both established Indigenous masters and fresh, exciting talent.
• Art for Every Aesthetic: Our collection caters to diverse tastes. From small, affordable paintings to investment-worthy masterpieces, there’s something for everyone.
• Accessible Art: Explore our user-friendly website to view and secure your favorite pieces. Immerse yourself in the world of Aboriginal art through our insightful articles.

Meet Our Award-Winning Artists:

• Agatha Ngakmik Morgan: A finalist in the 2021 Calleen Art Award, her work resonates with depth and cultural significance.
• Allen Stephensen: His art has graced the finals of the 2023 Hadley’s Art Prize, the 2023 Collie Art Prize, and the 2021 Calleen Art Award.
• Anna Price Petyarre: A finalist in the 2021 Calleen Art Award, her creations evoke the spirit of the land.
• Barbara Weir: Celebrated as a finalist in the 2021 Grace Cossington Smith Art Award and the 2021 Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize, her pieces are a testament to heritage.
• Belinda Golder Kngwarreye: Her art made waves as a finalist in the 2023 Fisher’s Ghost Art Award.
• Camelia Blitner: A name associated with excellence, she graced the finals of the 2022 Hadley’s Art Prize and the 2021 Calleen Art Award.
• Charmaine Pwerle: Her work has left an indelible mark, earning her finalist spots in the 2023 National Capital Art Prize, the 2023 Collie Art Prize, the 2022 Korean Australian Art Foundation Art Prize, and the 2021 Ravenswood Australian Women’s Art Prize.
• Clarise Tunkin: A finalist in the 2023 National Capital Art Prize, her art speaks of resilience and vision.

At Kate Owen Gallery, we don’t just showcase art; we ignite conversations, bridge cultures, and celebrate the soul-stirring legacy of Aboriginal creativity.