Sydney Contemporary Art Fair

Hugo Michell Gallery at Sydney Contemporary Art Fair 2026

Hugo Michell Gallery is thrilled to be participating in Sydney Contemporary Art Fair for 2026, with solo bodies of work by Ildiko Kovacs, Julia Robinson, and Amy Joy Watson from 3 to 6 September, Carriageworks.

Tactile, gestural, and emotionally resonant, the curated presentation speaks to works that engage with the natural world and are defined by unique materials.

As part of our extended booth presentation, we will present an intimate salon-style display of new works in the Storeroom Annexe. Clara Adolphs, Sally Bourke, Bridie Gillman, Sam Gold, Lucas Grogan, Richard Lewer, William Mackinnon, Fiona McMonagle, Georgia Spain, Justine Varga, and Paul Yore.

Preview requests to mail@hugomichellgallery.com

Pictured (TOP) Amy Joy Watson, Metallic thread on brass mesh with brass frame, 119 × 155 cm, photography by Andy Nowell

SYDNEY CONTEMPORARY ART FAIR

We are thrilled to be participating in Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, presented at Carriageworks from 11-14 September 2025!
Hugo Michell Gallery brings four distinct Australian voices together at Sydney Contemporary, with new works by Richard Lewer, William Mackinnon, Georgia Spain, and Garawan Wanambi. Their practice spans memory, identity, and landscape, each offering a unique lens on the world.
Lewer’s series on Jesus’ miracles explores faith through layered acrylics. Mackinnon presents large, psychological landscapes that blend memory and symbolism. Spain debuts emotive abstract paintings inspired by ritual and spectacle, while Wanambi showcases ancestral larrakitj poles and bark paintings that honour sea Country.
The works are personal, political, and spiritual, forming a compelling and layered presentation.
Preview requests to mail@hugomichellgallery.com
Richard Lewer in the studio with 'The Miracles', 2025, photography by Christian Cappuro
William Mackinnon, Going under/ autumn, 2025, acrylic, oil and automotive enamel on linen, 200 x 150 cm
Georgia Spain in the studio with new work for Sydney Contemporary Art Fair, photography by Oscar Lush
 
Garawan Wanambi, Marraŋu (1484 25), 2025, natural pigment with synthetic polymer fixative on Stringybark hollow pole, 204.5 x 25 cm