China Heights Gallery
The unique contemporary space ties art and design together.
Overview
China Heights has built a solid reputation since opening in 2004, sitting somewhere between art gallery and contemporary conceptual space. It has moved around over the years, but is currently settled on the third floor of a Foster Street warehouse.
The gallery focuses on nurturing emerging talent whose work straddles the art and design realms. This has resulted in many numerous public projects, independent installations, and commercial commissions that have contributed to Australia's contemporary art scene.
The gallery, run by Edward Woodley and Mark Drew, has fostered some of the city's most talented artists including Mark Whalen, Trent Whitehead, and Numskull. The variety of works and quick turnover of exhibitions keeps art enthusiasts and those in the know returning time and time again.
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