The Rocks

YOUR GUIDE TO FASHION, DESIGN, FOOD AND LIFESTYLE BLOG | PUBLICATIONS | MEDIA | ABOUT | CONTACT

  • URBAN TALKABOUT #51
  • ONLINE MAPS
  1. sydney >
  2. The Rocks >
  3. Objects & Art

Objects & Art

  1. Billich Gallery

    Billich Gallery

    The internationally acclaimed Charles Billich is a dynamic artist with an equally dynamic gallery that's enriched their corner of The Rocks for a quarter of a century showcasing BIllich's continuous creativity.

    Address
    106 George Street
    Phone
    9252 1481

  2. Craft NSW

    Craft NSW

    The Old Coroner's Court houses The Society of Arts and Crafts of NSW - curators, makers and purveyors of original, accessible, handmade Australian works. Visit this gallery and retail space for great gift ideas, quirky objects, textiles and homewares.

    Address
    104 George Street
    Phone
    9241 5825

  3. MCA Store

    MCA Store

    The MCA Store is a haven for contemporary arts and minds. Find handcrafted jewellery, bags, unusual gifts, unique homewares, limited edition artists' books, paper products, and a wide range of visual art publications.

    Address
    140 George Street, The Rocks
    Phone
    9245 2476

  4. Museum of Contemporary Art

    Museum of Contemporary Art

    Australia’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) is dedicated to exhibiting, collecting and interpreting the work of today’s artists. With spacious galleries and public spaces that embrace one of the world’s most famous locations. Experience art into the evening with extended hours every Thursday.

    Address
    140 George Street, The Rocks
    Phone
    9245 2400

  5. Parkers Fine Art Supplies

    Parkers Fine Art Supplies

    Opening its doors in 1918, this shop is brimming with all the right tools to unleash your creative side. A one-stop-shop for all your art supplies, from paints to pastels, glass pens to gold-leaf!

    Address
    Cnr Argyle and Cambridge Street, 3 Cambridge Street
    Phone
    9247 9979

  6. Spirit Gallery

    Spirit Gallery

    An intersection for art, music and the community, Spirit Gallery not only nurtures and supports over 200 artists, craftsmen and community art centres, they also represent some of Australia's most talented didgeridoo makers.

    Address
    Shop 8 The Rocks Centre, Argyle Street
    Phone
    9247 5961

  7. Susannah Place Museum

    Susannah Place Museum

    Step inside original 1844 terrace houses to discover how families lived; with outdoor baths and the occasional rat plague. Stories of former tenants guide you through life in early working-class Sydney. Visit the recreated 1915 corner shop to buy goods from the era.

    Address
    58-64 Gloucester Street
    Phone
    9241 1893

  8. The Candle Factory

    The Candle Factory

    The warmth and aroma of the Candle Factory will lure you in to spend hours browsing the enormous range of candles as well as their own on-site, chandler made designs. Home to Sydney's largest range of Ecoya, Circa Home and Glasshouse candles, explore over 18 leading brands including Woodwick, Beez Neez, Elume, Lilyflame and Papaya. The Candle Factory also runs a range of tailored candle making and dipping workshops.

    Address
    Shop 5, Metcalfe Arcade, 80-84 George Street
    Phone
    9241 3365

  9. The Ken Done Gallery

    The Ken Done Gallery

    The bright collectables of Australian favourite Ken Done are housed in the beautiful heritage Australian Steam Navigation Building. Done is known for his artful synthesis of native motifs and local foreshore icons like the Sydney Harbour Bridge in his original works, limited editions and clothing designs.

    Address
    Level 2, 1-5 Hickson Road, The Rocks
    Phone
    8274 4599

  10. The Rocks Discovery Museum

    The Rocks Discovery Museum

    The Rocks Discovery Museum is a free, family-friendly museum, which tells the story of The Rocks area of Sydney from pre-European days to the present. Housed in a restored 1850s sandstone warehouse, it's home to a unique collection of images and archaeological artifacts found in The Rocks. Enjoy Friday lunchtime talks from eminent speakers, fun and educational school holiday programs and interactive exhibitions, which bring the history of the area to life.

    Address
    Kendall Lane (enter via Argyle Street)
    Phone
    9240 8680