The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery

For nearly four decades, the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery has been a committed supporter of Indigenous communities, championing their art and cultural expression worldwide. It was the first contemporary art gallery in Europe to exhibit Aboriginal art and continues to play a leading role in promoting cross-cultural dialogue. While also exhibiting a broad spectrum of Western contemporary art, the gallery remains distinct in its dedication to inclusiveness, individuality, and technical accomplishment.

The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery has built an international reputation for innovation, individuality and excellence. The gallery assists public and private collectors worldwide in acquiring contemporary and Australian Aboriginal fine art of outstanding provenance. Through its commitment to individual artistic vision, it has attracted a dedicated following of supporters and collectors. The Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery also collaborates regularly with public institutions and museums, with works acquired by the British Museum, Barbican Centre, National Gallery of Australia, Queensland Art Gallery & Gallery of Modern Art, Bristol City Art Gallery, Harrogate Art Gallery, Horniman Museum, Leicester City Art Galleries, and the de Young Museum, San Francisco.