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Celebrate the extraordinary art of Utopia, showcasing generations of Aboriginal artists from the Northern Territory at Kate Owen Gallery.
Sunday 19 September 2027
to Monday 12 October 2026
10:30am - 5:00pm
680 Darling St, Rozelle NSW 2039, Australia
Free
Step into a vibrant celebration of Utopia’s rich artistic heritage, where generations of Aboriginal artists share their stories through bold, intricate, and contemplative paintings. This exhibition reveals the deep connections between Country, family, culture, and community, offering a unique perspective on one of Australia’s most remarkable artistic communities.
Visitors will experience a diverse range of artworks that have travelled from remote Country to major galleries worldwide, highlighting both established and emerging artists. It’s a chance to immerse yourself in the enduring traditions and evolving creativity of Utopia.
Whether you’re an art lover or curious about Aboriginal culture, this exhibition promises to inspire and educate with its powerful visual narratives.
The exhibition runs from Saturday, 2026-09-19 to Monday, 2026-10-12, open daily from 10:30 to 17:00. Entry is free, making it an accessible cultural outing for families and art enthusiasts alike.
The event is community organised and hosted at the Kate Owen Gallery, providing a welcoming space to explore and appreciate the artworks.
Ideal for parents looking to introduce their school-aged children to Indigenous art and culture in an engaging and educational environment.
The exhibition is located at Kate Owen Gallery, 680 Darling Street, Rozelle NSW 2039. Rozelle is easily accessible by public transport and offers parking nearby.
The gallery is situated in the heart of Rozelle, a vibrant suburb with cafes and shops, making it a perfect day out for families.
Facilities at the gallery are family-friendly, ensuring a comfortable visit for parents and children.
Please note the exhibition is free to attend, but visitors are encouraged to respect the cultural significance of the artworks.
Photography may be restricted inside the gallery to protect the integrity of the artworks.
The gallery acknowledges the Traditional Custodians, the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Sydney Basin, honoring their enduring connection to the land.
No booking is required for this free exhibition, allowing you to visit at your convenience during opening hours.
Families can enjoy a spontaneous cultural experience without the need for advance planning or fees.
For more information, visitors can contact the gallery or Inner West Council through their official channels.
