Wentworth Aboriginal Art

Wentworth Aboriginal Art in Darling Harbour, Sydney, is a commercial gallery focused on Australian contemporary art and Aboriginal art. Its collection brings together work from artists working across different styles and traditions, with the gallery presenting these genres alongside one another rather than treating them as completely separate categories. The website also notes that it represents a small selection of international artists.

The gallery’s listed artists include Ken Knight, Emily Kngwarreye, Mel Brigg, Gloria Petyarre, Tommy Watson, Johnny K, Emily Persson and John Maitland. Alongside its collection, Wentworth runs exhibitions, publishes artist and art-related articles, and offers an online way to browse new arrivals and available work. This makes it useful both for visitors looking to view art in person and for collectors researching artists or particular pieces before making contact.

Wentworth positions the art-buying process as personal and guided, with staff available to help match works to a home, office or collection. Greater Sydney buyers can arrange an obligation-free home or office trial, while purchases include complimentary delivery and hanging throughout Sydney and surrounding areas. The gallery can also help organise framing, provides advice on presentation and collecting, and ships Australian artworks internationally with insured packing.

The venue suits first-time buyers as well as more experienced collectors, particularly people who want to compare contemporary and Aboriginal art in one gallery setting. Works are available to purchase or rent for private and corporate spaces, and the gallery offers flexible payment options, art investment guidance and a six-month exchange guarantee that allows an artwork to be exchanged for full purchase-price credit. For a more exploratory visit, its exhibitions, artist features and educational articles provide context beyond the works on display.