Nessy on Turning Struggle Into Playful, Uplifting Pop Art
Singulart interviewed pop artist Nessy, published September 18, on blending playfulness and strength to transform hardship into uplifting work.
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Singulart interviewed pop artist Nessy, published September 18, on blending playfulness and strength to transform hardship into uplifting work.
Source date ·Sullivan+Strumpf, founded in 2005, has added South Sudanese Australian artist Atong Atem to its roster and continues a packed three-city programme with shows by Lara Merrett, Gregory Hodge and Irfan Hendrian.
A Bill Henson exhibition opened at Roslyn Oxley9 Gallery in Sydney on 25 September and runs through 17 October.
In a 22 September 2026 market report, galleries at Carriageworks describe steady sales through hybrid physical-digital models: sold-out presentations for Kyle Montgomery and Pamela Pauline, and six-figure placements for Brett Weir (AUD$65,000), Andrew Sibley (AUD$110,000) and Natasha Walsh (AUD$77,000).
Sydney Contemporary's 10th edition welcomed a record 26,813 visitors to Carriageworks from 3–6 September, with more than 100 exhibitors presenting work by over 500 artists.
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