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38 Years
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Contemporary and Aboriginal Art Gallery in London
Established in 1988, the Rebecca Hossack has cultivated an international reputation for innovation and excellence in the art world. As the first European gallery to exhibit Australian Aboriginal art, we have consistently championed underrepresented artistic traditions while maintaining a dynamic programme of Western contemporary art. Our exhibitions span three global locations and 28 international art fairs annually, featuring works from emerging talents and established artists alike.The gallery's curatorial approach prioritises inclusivity, technical mastery, and cross-cultural dialogue, evidenced by our collaborations with institutions like the British Museum and National Gallery of Australia. With three decades of expertise, we advise public and private collectors on acquiring fine art of exceptional provenance, supported by our participation in academic-led talks and poetry readings that bridge Eastern and Western artistic traditions.
Services
Art exhibitions
Artist representation
Art fair participation
Cultural consultancy
Art acquisition services
Details
- Year established: 1988
Highlights and features
- Pioneered Aboriginal art exhibitions in Europe since 1988
- Maintains three international gallery spaces and participates in 28 art fairs annually
- Collaborates with major institutions including the British Museum
- Represents over 50 contemporary artists across diverse media
- Hosts academic-led cultural exchange programmes
Services
Art exhibitions
The gallery hosts monthly exhibitions featuring contemporary and Aboriginal artists. These curated showcases present works across painting, sculpture, and mixed media, with both solo and group presentations. Each exhibition offers visitors the opportunity to engage with diverse artistic practices through carefully selected thematic displays.
Artist representation
Representing over 50 international artists, the gallery provides career development and market access. This includes exhibition opportunities, press coverage, and institutional connections. Artists benefit from strategic positioning within both commercial and academic art contexts through tailored representation programmes.
Art fair participation
Participating in 28 international art fairs annually, the gallery connects global audiences with represented artists. These events provide platforms for discovering emerging talent and established names across diverse cultural markets, maintaining a strong presence at major industry gatherings worldwide.
Cultural consultancy
Offering expert guidance to collectors and institutions on art acquisition. Services include collection development, provenance research, and market analysis. The gallery's specialists provide informed recommendations based on decades of experience in both commercial and institutional art environments.
Art acquisition services
Assisting clients in acquiring significant artworks with exceptional provenance. The gallery facilitates purchases across its represented artists and specialises in Aboriginal and contemporary works. Services include authentication, condition reporting, and acquisition strategy development for private and institutional clients.
Questions
What types of art does Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery specialise in?
We specialise in contemporary art and Australian Aboriginal art, representing over 50 international artists across painting, sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media formats.
Where are the gallery's exhibition spaces located?
Our primary gallery is in London with additional exhibition spaces in New York, Miami, and Singapore, alongside participation in 28 international art fairs annually.
How can I purchase artwork from the gallery?
Artworks can be purchased through our London, New York, or Singapore spaces, at participating art fairs, or via our online inventory with assistance from our sales team.
Does the gallery offer art advisory services?
Yes, we provide expert art advisory services for private collectors and institutions seeking to acquire contemporary and Aboriginal artworks with strong provenance.
What cultural initiatives does the gallery support?
We host poetry readings, academic talks, and cross-cultural programmes that promote dialogue between Eastern and Western artistic traditions through our exhibition programming.
How long has the gallery been operating?
The gallery has been operating since its founding in 1988, maintaining a 37-year commitment to promoting diverse artistic practices and cultural exchange.
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