Welcome to Alaska Projects in Rushcutters bay

Alaska Projects, located in the vibrant neighborhood of Rushcutters Bay, New South Wales, is a distinctive contemporary art gallery known for its innovative approach to exhibiting emerging artists. Founded in 2013 by artist and curator, Josh Bowe, the gallery seeks to provide a platform for both local and international talents while fostering a creative dialogue among artists, collectors, and the public. The gallery's style is characterized by a focus on conceptual and experimental practices, ranging from painting and sculpture to installation art. Alaska Projects is particularly known for its immersive exhibitions and unique engagement with the local community through workshops, talks, and collaborative projects. The mission of Alaska Projects is to support artistic experimentation and help develop the careers of emerging artists. By prioritizing accessibility, the gallery aims to reach a diverse audience including art enthusiasts, students, and the general public, making contemporary art approachable to all. Some notable artists represented by Alaska Projects include renowned figures such as Penelope Umbrico, known for her poignant explorations of digital photography, and James Morrison, celebrated for his innovative mixed-media works. Over the years, Alaska Projects has curated significant exhibitions that have garnered attention both in Australia and internationally. Their commitment to artistic diversity and community engagement has made them a vital player in the Australian contemporary art scene, ensuring a continued relevance in the ever-evolving landscape of art.