About this tour
Explore two major exhibitions at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney. Choose between the Best of Australian Art Prizes—featuring the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman awards running through August 2026—or Avatar: Forms of Vishnu, a striking display of Hindu sculptural traditions on view until October. Both exhibitions occupy 1–2 hours and grant full access to their respective galleries. Wander at your own pace through Australian contemporary works or immerse in classical religious iconography.
Highlights
- Three prestigious Australian art awards under one roof
- Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize winners on display
- Hindu sculpture and deity representations in Avatar exhibition
- Choose your own pace and focus
- Fully wheelchair accessible galleries and surfaces
- Pram and stroller friendly throughout
What to expect
Plan for 1–2 hours depending on how closely you study the works. The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman exhibition showcases the year's most celebrated Australian paintings, drawings and sculptures across three distinct prize categories. Avatar offers an immersive journey through Hindu divine forms, presented with dramatic lighting and contextual detail. Both shows are self-guided; move through rooms at your leisure, linger on pieces that speak to you, or read the wall notes for deeper background. The gallery space is modern and uncluttered, making navigation straightforward.
Good to know
Choose one exhibition per ticket. Public transport links are nearby; check timetables ahead. Prams and strollers are welcome. Service animals permitted. All areas fully accessible for wheelchairs. No gratuities included.
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