Opened in 2009, the White Rabbit Gallery is housed in a former industrial building in Sydney’s once-neglected Chippendale neighborhood. Founded by billionaire Judith Neilson, the gallery has become a pioneering space for contemporary Chinese art, both in Australia and on the global stage. The gallery showcases highlights from Neilson’s extensive collection, offering visitors the opportunity to explore a diverse range of modern artworks at no cost. Inside, the spacious, light-filled rooms provide an ideal setting to appreciate the intricate and often thought-provoking pieces on display.
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