Welcome to Nine Lives in New farm

Nine Lives is a contemporary art gallery located in the vibrant suburb of New Farm, Queensland, Australia. Known for its eclectic mix of local and international artists, the gallery has established itself as a dynamic space for innovative artistic expression. Founded in 2021 by art enthusiasts and collectors Jane Doe and John Smith, Nine Lives aims to promote emerging talents while also showcasing established names in the art world. The gallery features a diverse collection of artworks, ranging from abstract paintings to mixed media installations. Artists represented include renowned figures such as Tracey Emin, whose provocative and intimate pieces challenge societal norms, and local talent like Rachael Sarra, known for her striking Indigenous art inspired by cultural heritage. Nine Lives is recognized for its commitment to inclusivity and community engagement, often hosting workshops, artist talks, and exhibitions that invite the public to connect with the art and artists on a personal level. The gallery's mission is to create a platform for dialogue, creativity, and cultural exchange while fostering a love for art in the local community. With its modern aesthetic and warm atmosphere, Nine Lives targets a diverse audience, including art collectors, enthusiasts, and the general public looking for a unique cultural experience. The gallery is dedicated to supporting art education and aims to inspire future generations of artists and art lovers alike. Located in the heart of New Farm, the gallery also offers a picturesque view of the Brisbane River, making it an ideal destination for art lovers and tourists. Nine Lives not only thrives as an art space but also as a community hub, further enriching the cultural landscape of Queensland and beyond.