Art and performance

Our campus is home to a number of art galleries and the Seymour Centre, which puts on talks, plays, concerts and other performances. Over the course of the year, we host a program of thought-provoking panels and talks through the Sydney Ideas program. There's always something to see or do on campus.

Art galleries

University Art Collection

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The Chau Chak Wing Museum has more than 8000 artworks in its collection, showcased through ongoing exhibitions. The collection includes important Indigenous art, other Australian paintings and significant European and Asian art.

Sydney College of the Arts galleries

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Featuring works by Australian and international contemporary visual artists and designers, staff, students and graduates.

Tin Sheds Gallery

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The Tin Sheds Gallery is a contemporary exhibition space with a focus on architecture, art, design and urbanism in contemporary society.

Verge Gallery

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The Verge Gallery presents contemporary art through exhibitions off the plaza close to Jane Foss Russell Building.

Music and theatre

Seymour Centre

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Our multi-venue performing arts centre champions new voices and boldly explores big ideas. The Seymour Centre presents a curated arts program each season, partners on major cultural events and has a major secondary school program.

Sydney Conservatorium of Music

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One of Australia's most acclaimed music institutes, the Conservatorium of Music hosts a range of events and performances each week open to the general public, including concerts, public lectures, recitals and festivals.

Art across campus

You'll find installations, statues and other works of art all over campus. These are a few highlights:

The Echoing of Knowledge from Confrontation (2022) by Michael Jalaru Torres
Spine trilogy (2018-19) by Dale Harding
The Graffiti Tunnel, used by students and local artists, is a living work of art

Spine 2 (2018) by Dale Harding outside the F23 Administration Building

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The Echoing of Knowledge from Confrontation (2022) by Michael Jalaru Torres displayed on the facade of the Law Building

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Graffiti tunnel

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Spine trilogy

The Echoing of Knowledge

Graffiti tunnel

Getting here

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