All Eyes

Clara Adolphs

7th May - 14th June 2025

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Fools Paradise

Daniel Domig

19th June - 19th July 2025

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Harry McAlpine

10th July - 16th August 2025

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Daniel Domig

About

Established in 2007, CHALK HORSE is a contemporary art gallery based in Gadigal / Sydney. The gallery exhibits a range of work by Australian and international artists, and is committed to producing curatorial projects in Australia and Asia as well promoting Australian artists internationally.

Artists

Rodney Adams
Clara Adolphs
Amber Boardman
Mechelle Bounpraseuth
Dean Brown
Sam Doctor
Daniel Domig
Claudia Greathead
Nathan Hawkes
Kauri Hawkins
Harley Ives
Jasper Knight
Laura Jones
Harry McAlpine
Kate Mitchell
Danny Morse
Madeleine Pfull
Jason Phu
Philjames
Alexandra Standen
Oliver Watts
Kat Shapiro Wood
Yinjaa Barni
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News

Portrait of Jason Phu wins the 2025 Packing Room Prize

2nd May

The 2025 Packing Room Prize has been awarded to Abdul Abdullah for his portrait of Jason Phu, 'No mountain high enough'. Now in its 34th year, the Packing Room Prize is awarded to the best entry in the Archibald Prize as…

Clara Adolphs and Jason Phu are finalists in the 2025 Archibald Prize

2nd May

We are thrilled to announce that Clara Adolphs and Jason Phu are finalists in this year’s Archibald Prize at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. Phu’s subject is actor Hugo Weaving. Phu (who is also a subject in this year’s…

Laura Jones in 'Tender' at Ngununggula

30th April

Works by Laura Jones are currently included in the new group exhibition, Tender at Ngununggula (Southern Highlands Regional Gallery). Tender is an annual exhibition dedicated to celebrating the work of Australian women artists and this year’s iteration, seeks to understand…

Clara Adophs and Jason Phu are Finalists for 2025 Ramsay Art Prize

30th April

Congratulations to Clara Adolphs and Jason Phu, who are finalists for this year’s Ramsay Art Prize.  The Ramsay Art Prize continues to support contemporary Australian artists under 40 to make their best work, unrestrained in scale and medium. Supported in perpetuity…

Laura Jones in Vogue Living's VL50 2025 List

28th February

The VL50 is the last word on the Australian design industry’s top talent. This year’s list honours the maestros of their métier alongside enterprising innovators and rapidly rising stars selected for their creativity, dedication to craft and contribution to community. For…

Kate Mitchell's 'Idea Induction' at Perth Festival 2025

28th February

Kate Mitchell is one of the three artists that will be opening for Perth Festival at Freemantle Art Centre. She will be presenting a solo exhibition titled ‘Idea Induction’ which is an immersive series of works that ask the question:…

Harry McAlpine’s has been selected as a finalist for the 2024 JADA (Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award).

22nd September

Harry McAlpine’s work Monkey Brain has been selected for the 2024 JADA (Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award). Attracting entries from across Australia, the biennial JADA is Australia’s richest regional drawing prize. The JADA celebrates innovation, excellence, technique and the enduring importance of fostering Australian…

Clara Adolphs' 'Together Again' at Ngununggula

28th July

Clara Adolph’s work is based on a paradox. Painting as a medium always suggests the here and the now. With its thick paint and graphic strength gestures, Adolph's works feel like they have just been taken off the studio easel. In…

Laura Jones has won the 2024 Archibald Prize

8th June

We are so proud to announce that Laura Jones has won the 2024 Archibald Prize with her portrait of Tim Winton. In 2016, Laura Jones undertook an artist residency to study the bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef, leading to her…

Jason Phu is Vogue Living's Artist of the Year

2nd March

Jason Phu is the Vogue Living VL50 Artist of The Year. Compiled by the Vogue Living team, the VL50 represents the creative talent raising the bar and shaping — or shaking up — the Australian arts industry across the fields…

Amber Boardman's 'Dude' reviewed by Artforum

12th October

Amber Boardman's exhibition, Dude, was reviewed by Toni Ross for the October issue of Artforum: "Though a still life typically represents inanimate objects, those populating Boardman’s paintings incarnate a fleshy, scintillating, or morphing vitality familiar from cartoon animation. These pictures speak…

Clara Adolphs included in the 18th Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: 'Inner Sanctum'

21st September

The Art Gallery of South Australia has announced the twenty-four participating artists for the 18th Adelaide Biennial of Australian Art: Inner Sanctum, curated by José Da Silva.   Inner Sanctum offers an encounter with artists and poets interested in the human condition.…

BOOK LAUNCH: 'the really bad day john had' - Jason Phu in collaboration with Garry Trinh

1st May

THURSDAY 4 MAY 6-8PM 167 William St Darlinghurst   john has had a really bad day, he has suffered a series of misfortunes during this day. it is a terrible day, truly no other day has been more terrible. it is so bad.…

LAURA JONES' PORTRAIT OF ACTOR CLAUDIA KARVAN IS A FINALIST IN THIS YEARS ARCHIBALD PRIZE

27th April

We're thrilled to announce that Laura Jones is a finalist in the Archibald Prize at the Art Gallery of New South Wales with her portrait of Claudia Karvan titled 'Claudia (the GOAT)'. ‘I painted Claudia’s portrait after seeing The goat, or…

PHILJAMES IS A FINALIST IN THE SIR JOHN SULMAN PRIZE

27th April

Congratulations to Philjames for his finalist entry into the prestigious Sir John Sulman Prize with his work, 'Ciggie Butt Queen'. The work is a continuation of my cigarette-butt paintings, which are in essence still-life paintings, as each butt is painted from…

JASON PHU IS A FINALIST IN 3 MAJOR PRIZES

27th April

Chalk Horse is thrilled to announce that Jason Phu is a finalist in this years Archibald Portrait Prize, The Sir John Sulman prize for painting and the Wynne Prize with his 3 works, 'Camera's are the best, cameras are the worst',…
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