SMH, 17 June 2024
Zilinsky, who won the Portia Geach Memorial Award in 2020, said a friend had shown Elordi her work before suggesting he would be a good subject to paint. Zilinsky sketched Elordi, 26, in Stanwell Tops, NSW, on the set of the mini-series adaptation of Richard Flanagan's novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North.

Congratulations to Nanda\Hobbs artists—Yoshio Honjo, Nicola Higgins, Caroline Zilinsky, Kirsty Neilson and Ben Smith who are all Archibald finalists, and Katherine Hattam and Nick Santoro who are selected for the Sulman Prize. 

by Elizabeth Fortescue 

[Leonard Joel's annual sale] Centum is important because the artworks are often by less established and younger artists with the potential to have market “longevity”. In other words, Leonard Joel believes these artists could help form the bedrock of the art market in future. 

Matt Coyle has long been one of Australia’s most original and captivating artists. The work he has been making over the past five-to-ten years convinces me that he is in the midst of a major breakthrough. 

Congratulations to Nicholas Blowers, winner of the 2024 Glover Prize, one of Australia's most prestigious art prizes.

Stephanie Eathers work from her Project Space exhibition 'From Vernon Terrace' is reviewed by writer Joe Frost alongside painters Norma Napanangka and Maximilian Daniels, for Artist Profile.

The University Gallery at Newcastle University is exhibiting a major survey show of artist, Caroline Zilinsky from 28 February to 20 April, 2024. Join the artist for a launch event on Saturday 16 March.

Nanda\Hobbs is proud to present our Summer Exhibition, and the first show of 2024, “Beautiful Things”. Far from conventional, this exhibition is testament to the nuanced complexities inherent in the diverse voices of contemporary art.

Art Collector magazine features the work of Caroline Zilinsky on the cover of the OCT - DEC 2023 edition, just released—a major nod to the growing significance of the artist.

The current issue of LOOK Magazine (Oct-Nov 2023) includes a 5 page feature on 26 times Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize finalist, James Powditch.

Nanda\Hobbs is thrilled to present the 7th Edition exhibition at Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, bringing together a select group of five leading contemporary artists—Suzanne Archer, Jun Chen, Selma Coulthard, Hubert Pareroultja and James Rogers. Sydney Contemporary runs from 6 – 10 September at Carriageworks.

Congratulations to three of our talented artists who have been selected as finalists in significant art prizes.

We're thrilled to welcome Suzanne Archer to Nanda\Hobbs as a represented artist. Archer is an intriguing artist with a multidisciplinary approach. Her vigorously conceptual paintings weave deep, personal belief systems into landscapes. Suzanne will form part of our presentation at Sydney Contemporary in September, as well as our solo exhibition program for 2024.

A significant milestone in Jonathan Dalton's career—the University of Newcastle Art Gallery is exhibiting a ten-year survey exhibition of the artist's work from 14 July to 2 September. 

James Drinkwater is featured in the current edition of Art Collector magazine (JUL - SEP 2023). The eight-page profile by Luke Létourneau with photos by Ben Adams includes anecdotes and insights from Drinkwater about his painting trip to New York last year—the subject of his upcoming Nanda\Hobbs exhibition.

A major moment in the career of James Drinkwater—At Mid-Career - an exhibition curated by Terence Maloon on show at the Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra until August 20th.