First stop WHITE RABBIT. An old knitting factory in Chippendale now holds a collection of Chinese contemporary art. The art has been collected by Judith Neilson, the biggest collector or Chinese art in the world. The first thing that will catch your eye is a set of huge pink underwear made of fibreglass. Next to that an over sized statue of a long lanky boy, painted in red. After this curious introduction the expectations got higher for rest of the exhibitions, and we didn’t leave disappointed. There are animated movies, photography, sculptures, paintings, installations and a library. Enough to keep you entertained for a few hours, and to keep you looking out for more Chinese art.
30 Balfour street, chippendale Sydney
Next stop, DANKS STREET DEPOT, Waterloo, Sydney.
A hub of small galleries in a big open space next door to a cafe and cocktail bar. The art varies from aboriginal to contemporary art, photography, sculptures and jewellery. Try the French house for a coffe and a baguette, located on the other side of the road.
Shelly beach, Manly
