This new body of work reflects the artist’s continued exploration into the materiality of paper and physicality of the creative process, while paying homage to the awe inspiring power of nature.
Past Exhibitions
2019
Wagner Contemporary is thrilled to be presenting Nick Hall, Al Poulet and Sai-Wai Foo at this year’s Sydney Contemporary Art Fair. Holding true to both the name of the fair and the gallery, the artists will be showcasing works that are utterly contemporary in their essence and impact.
In recent work, Rosemary Valadon re-engages the still life tradition and the shadows cast by gender roles and stereotypes that upset the easy search for domestic bliss.
Wagner Contemporary will be presenting a very short and very special preview of Nick Hall before Sydney Contemporary Art Fair.
Kerry McInnis's new work focuses on an unassuming small waterway, Whiskers Creek, that makes its way through the hills of Carwoola, in the Canberra region, emptying its scant water into the Molongo River.
An exhibition of collectable art sourced from private collections around Australia.
In his new exhibition, Neil Taylor focuses on the sandstone cliffs and valleys of the Blue Mountains. When Charles Darwin first laid eyes on the massive cliffs of the Blue Mountains in 1836, he was deeply impressed by their ability to convey a window
Christopher Orchard's new body of work makes reference to the act of reading, or to the elevated feeling of suspension experienced when reading and absorbing text and images during a space of time. A kind of transcendence.
With every mark, dab and daub, the artists in Wagner Contemporary's exhibition, 'The Feeling of Being Inside', express the ineffable, the tangible, and the transcendent.
Eleanor Millard's new series captures memories and imaginings of the coastal landscape of Victoria. Hazy seaside cottages and faint structures
For his debut show with Wagner Contemporary, Nigel Sense invokes the everyday and the fantastical in a suite of paintings that revisit one of the artist’s favourite subjects, the working lives of Australian blokes,
An exhibition featuring an impressive range of new work from some of the gallery's established and early-career artists. We also invite you to
2018
Wagner Contemporary is proud to present the 40/40 Project - our annual exhibition of small works by gallery and guest artists.
Melissa Egan’s new works contain the charming and whimsical story-tale imagery for which she is well-known and celebrated. Her narratives evoke a particular emotive experience or event and her characters are full of personality.