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CBD Gallery

Sydney Contemporary: Main Booth J08

Returning for its second year, CBD Gallery will exhibit at Sydney Contemporary from 11 September—14 September. Dedicated to showcasing contemporary Australian artists since its 2023 launch, the gallery expanded its presence this year with two booths: Main Booth J08 and Paper Booth B04, each presenting a distinct curatorial focus.

Main Booth J08: Martin Claydon, Tracey Jones, Sophie Lampert, Nicole Zhang. Paper Booth B04: Junko Hagiwara, Libby Moore, Steven Patterson, Douglas Schofield, Boris Toucas.

11 September—14 September

CBD Gallery

72 Erskine Street, Sydney NSW, Australia

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Sydney Contemporary: Main Booth J08

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CBD Gallery

Sydney Contemporary: Main Booth J08

11 September—14 September

CBD Gallery

More Exhibitions at CBD Gallery

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Group Exhibition

CBD Gallery

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CBD Gallery

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Stephanie Wood

Shelf Portraits: Yhonnie Scarce’s artwork and research in print

Jane O'Sullivan

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