Martine Gallery

Martine Gallery is an Australian art gallery at 44 Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge, Sydney, presenting work by more than 40 Australian artists. Its collection covers a broad range of styles and mediums, including seascapes, still lifes, abstract works, florals, hand-blown glass and ceramics. The gallery also offers bespoke homewares, furniture, lighting, jewellery and cushions, making it relevant both to art collectors and people looking for considered pieces for the home.

A key feature is the regularly changing selection: the gallery says new artwork arrives each week, so the display is intended to keep evolving rather than feeling like a fixed collection. Visitors can browse original Australian art alongside limited-edition prints, including works created from original paintings and photography. Martine Vanderspuy’s “Window to the Sea” series is a particular focus, drawing on her experimentation with resin and mixed media to explore the colour, movement and depth associated with the ocean. Her botanical and floral works use fine art photography, inks and mixed media, and are produced as archival canvas works.

The gallery was established in 2015 by Martine Vanderspuy, who remains its art director and one of its exhibiting artists. Her practice includes resin, mixed media, seascape art and fine art photography, while the wider gallery brings together artists with distinct approaches and styles. The site also identifies a bespoke service for customers who have found a work they like but are unsure how it will look in their room: visitors can provide a photograph and wall measurements so the artwork can be digitally placed into the space before they decide.

Martine Gallery suits anyone who enjoys browsing Australian art at their own pace, from solo visitors comparing styles to couples or families looking for artwork, homewares or a gift voucher. It may also appeal to shoppers seeking a more personal piece, as the gallery describes commissioned work shaped around a client’s preferred colour, size, materials, mood and budget. Alongside its creative programme, the gallery supports fundraising for mitochondrial disease research, adding a charitable dimension to its work. Check the gallery’s current visiting arrangements before heading to Northbridge, as some visits are listed as being by appointment.