Morsol - Sydney - Photo album

An outstanding gallery, truly the mainstay of Sydney’s art scene. The remodelling of their classic rooms is a must see once fully reopened, and the Archibald always attracts significant talent and some truly breathtaking portraits. Also don’t sleep on the free exhibits downstairs - oftentimes there

Love coming here for the special exhibits. The permanent exhibits quite good too- best place to spend the day if you are bored , so much to see and there's food here too which ain't too badly priced. Clean, well maintained, air conditioned and spacious. Currently building a new section so I can't wa

I skipped the Archibald exposition and really enjoyed seeing the permanent collections and the building itself. In December 2022 when the new building opens it is truly going to be a spectacular attraction. The restaurant has a great view over the city and laudable dining. Entry during construction

If you love art, the art gallery is a must visit. Much of the gallery is free to access, with only special exhibitions requiring a paid ticket. The free section is separated into different themes and eras, and is a great showcase with an emphasis on Australian artists across more than one floor.

It is a wonderful place for anyone who love art and history. This gallery has various of images and architects regarding to culture and ethic. Recommend go there with group so you can discuss with each other about its value.

What a great way to spend an afternoon at the Art Gallery, viewing the Matisse Exhibition, stopping at the Cafe for a smooth blend cup of coffee and desert, a white chocolate lamington! Then finishing it all off at the book shop that has so much to offer; from art books, gifts, catalogues, art and c

Missed the grand entrance experience since the site was under construction, however, inside blew my expectations. I came during midday so there was quite a few visitors. The historical paintings were sensational, bigger in reality than seen online. The brush strokes are very impressive. There were a

Covid safe entry, well timed regulated exhibition. A surprise around every corner. Matisse well curated and flows perfectly. Then the excellent Art Express exhibition. And the Polynesian influence on Matisse.