Explore marginalised narratives and untold stories through contemporary art across Greater Sydney.
Sunday 14 March 2027
to Sunday 14 June 2026
10:00am - 6:00pm
Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia
Free
Step into a world where history is revisited, reconstructed, and reclaimed through powerful contemporary artworks. The 25th Biennale of Sydney, titled Rememory, invites you to explore the delicate space between remembering and forgetting, highlighting personal, familial, and collective histories.
Experience a vibrant festival atmosphere with live music, DJ sets, roving performances, and engaging art activations. Food trucks, pop-up bars, and outdoor dining areas provide perfect spots to relax and connect with fellow art lovers.
This event is perfect for families looking to immerse themselves in meaningful art experiences that encourage reflection on identity, belonging, and community.
The Biennale is curated by renowned curator Hoor Al Qasimi and spans six main exhibition locations including the White Bay Power Station, Art Gallery of New South Wales, and Sydney Opera House, among others.
Enjoy a diverse program featuring talks, workshops, artist-led activities, guided tours, panel discussions, and community events designed to deepen your engagement with the artworks and themes.
The festival runs daily from 10:00 to 18:00, offering plenty of opportunities to explore at your own pace.
The primary hub for the Biennale is the White Bay Power Station located at Robert St, Rozelle NSW 2039. This iconic industrial space is transformed into a lively venue for art and social gatherings.
Additional exhibitions and events are spread across Greater Sydney, including prestigious locations such as the Art Gallery of New South Wales and Sydney Opera House.
Public transport and parking options are available to facilitate easy access to all venues.
This is a free event, making it accessible for families and individuals from all walks of life.
The Biennale encourages visitors to engage respectfully with the artworks and the diverse stories they represent.
Due to the scale and variety of venues, it is recommended to plan your visit in advance to make the most of the experience.
Entry to all exhibitions and events is free of charge.
While general admission does not require booking, some workshops and talks may require advance registration.
Check the official Biennale of Sydney website for detailed program schedules and booking information.
