White Rabbit Gallery
Former Rolls-Royce depot turned four-floor gallery of contemporary Chinese art made since the year two thousand.
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This guide to White Rabbit Gallery in Sydney begins with a wall sculpture found gathering dust in a gallery storeroom in the 1990s, and the graphic designer, Judith Neilson, who tracked down the art student who made it and asked him to be her tutor. It follows her repeated trips to Beijing starting in 2001, and the rule she set herself: to collect only work made after the year 2000. Listen for how a Rolls-Royce service depot in Chippendale ended up housing what she built from there.
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