Jerico Contemporary

Jerico Contemporary is a contemporary art gallery based in Woolloomooloo, Sydney. The gallery showcases the work of emerging and mid-career artists in solo and group exhibitions. With a focus on pairing emerging artists with emerging collectors, Jerico Contemporary cultivates enriching opportunities and meaningful relationships through their annual gallery programme.

The gallery’s unwavering commitment to showcasing new talent and assisting their clients in acquiring the first works of their burgeoning collections are invaluable touchstones that have seen Jerico Contemporary establish a unique position in Sydney.

Jerico Contemporary opened their Woolloomooloo gallery space in January 2018.

Jerico Contemporary

94 Cathedral Street, Woolloomooloo NSW, Australia

(02) 9380 6524

jericocontemporary.com

Open by appointment only.

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Interview

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Lost in Space: A Conversation with Cao Fei

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Luise Guest

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