Your Passport To Art
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Hi Art Lovers,
If you've been meaning to visit a gallery but life, work, laundry, dogs, or the general chaos of being human has got in the way, we've got good news.
Our current exhibitions are open 24/7. No queues. No dress code. No awkward small talk. Just great art, wherever you happen to be.
So grab a coffee, pour a wine, or pretend you're "working" while taking a very important cultural break.
🎭 David Goldman: Mirror Mirror
On View: Now - 30 September 2026
What began as a portrait for David Goldman’s Motorcycle Portraits series evolved into Mirror Mirror, a photographic collaboration with photographer Jamie Nelson. Set within Jamie’s Los Angeles “Pink Mansion”, the series presents an unusual dynamic: a photographer photographing another photographer, raising a simple question: who ultimately shapes the story, the subject or the person behind the lens?
Enter the exhibition 🔗 HERE
🎨 Ale Osollo: The Art of Becoming
On View: Now – 30 September 2026
Nothing in Ale Osollo's world stands still.
Drawing on Mexican culture, mythology, spirituality, memory, and intuition, Ale creates works that evolve through layers of colour, texture, symbolism, and experimentation. Images emerge, disappear, and transform, much like the people who encounter them.
If you've ever felt like a work of art understood something about being human, this exhibition might be for you.
Enter the exhibition 🔗 HERE
⌘ Linus Cinnamoni: Primal Forms With A Modern Soul
On View: Now – 30 September 2026
Step into a world where mythology, symbolism, and imagination intertwine.
Linus Cinnamoni's paintings draw on ancient stories, folklore, and the natural world, creating richly layered works that feel both dreamlike and deeply familiar. Bold colour, intricate detail, and a distinctive visual language invite viewers to explore narratives that unfold with every return visit.
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⚡ Markus Klinko: Bowie, The Heavens
On View: Now – 30 September 2026
Bowie, The Heavens focuses on photographs taken in New York, 2001–2002, capturing David Bowie in a moment marked by restraint
Viewed 10 years after his passing, the exhibition resists myth-making or tribute. Instead, it returns to a period of clarity and composure, allowing the images to hold their ground and speak on their own terms.
The exhibition centres on images created around Bowie’s Heathen era, alongside later portraits that reflect a consistent authority across shifting contexts.
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🖤 Jamie Nelson: The Cult of Coco
On View: Now – 30 September 2026
Fashion. Fantasy. Chanel.
In The Cult Of Coco, Jamie Nelson explores society’s devotion to luxury branding, where logos become modern-day icons of worship. Collaborating with artist Dylan Egon and stylist Anna Katsanis, Jamie creates a provocative visual world filled with faux Chanel relics, gold-plated weapons, knife halos, and authentic Chanel pieces, challenging viewers to distinguish between the genuine and the counterfeit.
Part satire, part reverence, the series examines how symbols of status can take on a near-religious power, asking what remains when branding becomes belief and authenticity becomes secondary to desire.
Enter the exhibition 🔗 HERE
The Best Seat in the Gallery Is Yours
Whether you're in Sydney, Singapore, London, New York, or curled up on the couch with a dog stealing your blanket, our exhibitions are only a click away.
Take a wander. Stay as long as you like. Revisit your favourites. Discover something unexpected.
Because great art should fit into real life.
Until the next one,
Blair & El 💖
Addicted Art Gallery