gallery guide - Chippendale Creative Precinct

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Destination Chippendale
Since its establishment in 2010, the Chippendale Creative Precinct (CCP),
now rebranded to Destination Chippendale, has transformed from a newly
emerged, innovative undertaking to a nuanced network of over 20 galleries,
charming cafes and renowned restaurants, as well as avant-garde businesses
and individuals.
The CCP has successfully molded the area into an arts, food, and lifestyle
destination that excites even the most cultivated palate and the seasoned
gallery-goer.
In the midst of it all stands Central Park, an urban global village where city
meets nature. Visitors can eat, shop and play at the Living Mall or stroll
through the Chippendale Green, a creative playground for all to enjoy.
Beneath Central Park’s vertical garden walls, the celebrated Kensington Street
serves as a focal point of ingenuity, boasting exquisite eateries ranging from
casual hawker-style dining to polished culinary marvels, and from quirky
boutiques to sophisticated cosmetic clinics.
Additionally, visitors are invited on various cultural odysseys such as
time- travelling strolls through Chippendale’s past on our monthly Explore
Chippendale Historical Walking Tours, and ventures through global cuisines on
our regular Food Safari culinary extravaganzas.
To continue nourishing and provoking artistic expansion, the CCP is brazen and
bolstered by initiatives such as the BEAMS Arts Festival, the Chippendale New
World Art Prize, the free monthly Explore Chippendale Gallery Walking Tours,
Chinese New Year celebrations and the annual Christmas Bazaar.
Thanks to steadfast support, the CCP is delighted to continue on our forwardthinking path of igniting inspiration in Sydney’s downtown, Destination
Chippendale, the creative heart of Sydney.
www.chippendalecreative.com
Destination Chippendale
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Gallery Walking Tours
Come and explore Chippendale with
our professional arts curators and
hear talks from a range of esteemed
gallerists and cultural commentators.
Engage with Chippendale’s edgy
art scene in a relaxed social
setting, great conversation and a
complimentary glass of wine.
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Historical Walking Tours
How well-acquainted are you with
Chippendale? It’s steeped in a rich
and gritty history; founded by a
local murderer, dominated by a beer
distillery, haunted by the likes of Pig
Mary and the Mortuary Station sent
trains to the cemetery. Listen closely
– our streets have stories to tell.
Explore Chippendale
& Surrounds
with Destination
Chippendale
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Food Safari
Award winning chefs grace our
terrain and the introduction of a
Chippendale Food Safari will excite
and engage with Chippendale’s
culinary diversity on offer. Feast on
celebrated dishes, learn about the
culture and customs and meet the
personalities behind the dishes.
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Powerhouse Museum
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Open: Daily 10am - 5pm, Closed Christmas Day
Admission: $15 adult, $8 concession
Q&A
A: 500 Harris Street, Ultimo
T: 02 9217 0111
W: www. powerhousemuseum.com
Located in the former Ultimo Power
Station building, Powerhouse Museum
is the flagship venue of Museum of
Applied Arts and Sciences. Its unique
and diverse collection spans science,
technology, design and decorative arts,
engineering, architecture, health and
medicine, fashion and contemporary
culture. With a strong focus on
creativity and curiosity, a range of
permanent exhibitions is
complemented by a changing program
of temporary exhibitions and displays,
as well as tours, workshops, forums and
other special events.
What excites you about
art and design now?
The possibility to transform,
replenish and restore our world.
Where to next for your
Museum?
More exhibitions exploring human
ingenuity in design and science.
Why Chippendale?
It’s creative!
TOP LEFT: A fine possession: Jewellery and
Identity exhibition
BOTTOM LEFT & TOP: Interface: people,
machines, design exhibition
UTS Gallery
Open: Mon - Fri 12 - 6pm, Sat 12 - 4pm
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02 9514 1652
[email protected]
www.art.uts.edu.au/gallery
UTS Gallery fosters innovative
contemporary art, cutting edge
design and social enquiry by leading
and early career practitioners. As
a forum to explore new ideas and
culturally diverse perspectives, the
gallery expresses the spirit of UTS.
Situated on Harris Street in the
Faculty of Design Architecture &
Building, UTS Gallery is an exciting
place where creativity and technology
meet. The vibrant exhibition program
is accompanied by publications, talks,
forums, performances, workshops
and an annual artist-in-residence.
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What excites you about art
now?
The greater community of people
collaborating and sharing ideas
across spaces and disciplines - you
never know what is around the
corner!
Where to next for UTS Gallery?
We’re excited to continue showing
the work of artists who consider
the intersections of creativity and
technology.
Why Chippendale?
Being part of a university and at the
edge of the CBD, our community
is vibrant and diverse, generating
a constant hum of creative energy
community blooming.
The Japan Foundation Gallery
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Open: Daily 10am - 6pm
A: Level 4, Central Park,
28 Broadway Chippendale
T: 02 8239 0055
E: [email protected]
W: www.jpf.org.au
The Japan Foundation Gallery is
dedicated to connecting audiences
in Australia to Japanese culture
through the arts. Showcasing art
works by Japanese and Australian
artists alike, exhibitions range
from traditional to contemporary
art and artisanal work, including
printmaking, dyeing, photography,
painting, ceramics, installations
and more. This gallery is run by The
Japan Foundation, Sydney.
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What excites you about art now?
Art in Australia now is so dynamic and
possesses so much depth. It’s exciting
to see art incorporating cultural
identities and global experiences.
Where to next for TJF?
The Japan Foundation Gallery
will continue to contribute to our
multicultural landscape, feature a
fusion of local and Japanese artists,
and bring more Japanese art to
Sydney.
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale is pulsing with
youthful energy and overflowing
with inspiration. There’s a great
combination of experienced art
practitioners, grassroots organisations,
and passionate new blood.
aMBUSH Gallery
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Open: Daily, 12-8pm
A: Level 3, Central Park, 28 Broadway,
Chippendale
T: 02 8008 8516
E: [email protected]
W: www.ambushgallery.com
aMBUSH Gallery is much more than
a physical exhibition space. Its an
innovative program of site-specific,
project-based art activations stemming
from a unique fusion of philanthropic
and commercial impulses. This
multi-award winning gallery has a
demonstrated history of staging highly
successful activations, which not only
engage and entertain audiences, but
also provides sustainable futures for
emerging and established artists. In
March 2015, aMBUSH Gallery opened
its new exhibition space on Level 3 of
Central Park, Sydney, in Chippendale.
TOP: Photography by Enzo Amato
LEFT: Numskull and Meggs installation view
Q&A
What excites you about art
now?
What excites and has excited
aMBUSH Gallery for the past 8
years is the rise of contemporary
street art in Australia and it’s
audience.
Where to next for aMBUSH
Gallery?
aMBUSH has opened more
exhibition, event and project
spaces and is enabling more to
happen within the urban and
contemporary street art space like
never before.
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale is the future of the
cultural landscape here in Sydney.
Kensington Contemporary
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Open: Tues-Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 12pm-4pm
A: 32-34 Kensington St, Chippendale
E: [email protected]
W: www.chippendalecreative.com
Kensington Contemporary is a collective
space woven with new forms, new
energy and new life. We are forging
connections both locally and globally,
fuelled by the collision of Sydney’s
creative, culinary, arts, academic and
media communities. On the heritage
street that’s alive with artistic and
cultural conversations from dawn to
dusk, Kensington Street Contemporary
is fostering the next generation of
Australia’s talent.
LEFT TOP: Fiona White, Fire Truck, 2015
LEFT BOTTOM: Nick Stathopoulos, Another Mystery
to Solve, 2013
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What excites you about art
now?
The way art is a reflection of our
contemporary landscape and how
it challenges the boundaries of our
society, encouraging introspection
and understanding.
Where to next for
Kensington Contemporary?
To excite new and existing
audiences, and to continually forge
new connections in the creative
heart of Sydney.
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale is at the centre of the
Sydney arts and culture scene, and
Kensington Street is Sydney’s latest
downtown lifestyle edition.
White Rabbit Gallery
Open: Wed - Sun 10am - 5pm
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02 8399 2867
[email protected]
www.whiterabbitcollection.org
A philanthropically funded art
museum, the White Rabbit Gallery
shares the very best of Chinese
contemporary art entirely for free.
Situated over four floors in an
impressive former factory, the White
Rabbit Collection is an electrifying
must-see for all ages. The groundfloor Tea House serves delicious
hand-made dumplings and a range of
delicate, traditional Chinese tea.
TOP: Installation shot of the “Heavy Artillery”
exhibition
LEFT: Xu Zhen, “European Thousand-Armed Classical Sculpture”, 2013-14, glass-fibre-reinforced
concrete, marble grains, marble, metal, 473 x
1470 x 304 cm
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What excites you about art now?
We continue to be excited by the
extraordinary technical skill,
passion and creativity coming out of
China right now.
Where to next for White Rabbit
Gallery?
The White Rabbit Gallery will stay
committed to showcasing one of the
world’s largest and most significant
private collections of Chinese
contemporary art, for free, to the
people of Australia.
Why Chippendale?
Judith Neilson stumbled upon the
former factory the day after she was
inspired to found the White Rabbit
Collection. So, why Chippendale? Fate!
MOP Projects
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Open: Wed - Sat 11am - 5pm, Sun 1 - 5pm
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2/39 Abercrombie St, Chippendale
0412 054 438
[email protected]
www.mop.org.au
MOP Projects (Modes of Practice)
is an artist-run initiative (ARI) that
programs up to 35 exhibitions annually.
A volunteer committee curates MOP’s
programming based on an ever-growing
pool of proposals and initiatives
developed in-house. Since its inception
in 2003, MOP’s key programming
rationale has been to act as a career
springboard for young and emerging
artists. In recent years MOP has been
addressing the changing and growing
nature of ARIs by also supporting
mid-career artists who resist or do
not have the benefit of commercial
representation.
LEFT: Izabela Pluta, à la dérive, 2009, installation
view, Mop Projects Image Credit: Courtesy the artist
Q&A
What excites you about art
now?
After 10 years it’s still the same,
the excitement of the new, at
MOP we have mostly young and
emerging artists exploring their
art practices and establishing their
chosen future.
Where to next for MOP?
To continue to show the new and
to give our artists the opportunity
to show in a space that will promote them on to bigger and better
possibilities.
Why Chippendale?
MOP has been in Chippendale
now for 5 years and we have been
amazed how it has changed for the
better for the Arts. There is a new
energy and it will only get better
with Central Park occupied.
Galerie Pompom
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Open: Wed - Sat 11am - 5pm,
Sun 1 - 5pm
Galerie Pompom is a contemporary
art gallery established in 2012,
representing Sydney and Melbourne
based artists working in painting,
drawing, sculpture, photography,
performance, video, and sound
art. The gallery is dedicated to
developing and nurturing these
artists’ creative enterprises in a
supportive commercial initiative.
TOP: Leo Coyte, Mystic Misfits #2, 2015, oil on
canvas, 76 x 76 cm Image Credit: Docqument
LEFT: Todd Robinson, Experiments in Natural
Philosophy, installation view.
39 Abercrombie St, Chippendale
0430 318 438
[email protected]
www.galeriepompom.com
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What excites you about art now?
The immediacy of the language of
contemporary art; working with artists
and being witness to their view on the
way we live now.
Where to next for Galerie
Pompom?
More great exhibitions, while also
promoting our artists’ activities outside
of the gallery space.
Why Chippendale?
It has an interesting, evolving
landscape of residential, creative and
institutional sites. It’s exciting to be
a part of the changes that are taking
place.
artSHINE Gallery
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Open: Mon - Fri 10am - 5pm , Sat - Sun 11am - 4pm
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02 9698 9156
[email protected]
www.artshinegallery.com
Housed at CoSydney CoWorking +
Project Space, the ArtSHINE Gallery is
a platform dedicated to emerging and
established artists.
In addition to our gallery and event
spaces ArtSHINE provides hot-desks
and coworking spaces, support services,
coaching, workshops, and mentoring.
Working alongside artists, designers,
and creative industry professionals as
they showcase their talents, ArtSHINE
works to build residual income streams,
and connect artists with established
and emerging collectors.
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What excites you about art
now?
We continue to be amazed by new,
emerging, and established artists
bodies of work. Each artwork and
artist has a unique story.
Where to next for artSHINE?
To create a platform (both online
at ArtSHINEgallery.com and at our
Blackfriars Street gallery) for artists
to build their creative practices.
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale has a growing
reputation as a creative enterprise,
education, and industries hub.
We’re proud to be a part of the
Chippendale Creative Precinct.
Spot81
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A: 81 Abercrombie Street,
Chippendale
T: 02 9690 0655
E: [email protected]
W: www.spot81.com
Open: Wed - Sun 11am - 5pm
The diverse exhibition program
at SPOT81 will feature solo shows
complemented by curated exhibitions
in media including painting, sculpture
and works on paper with a range of
works by significant ceramic and glass
artists and other hand-made crafts
and collectibles in the smaller gallery
space.
The gallery will also present regular
events featuring dance, music and
cabaret, and a program of workshops,
discussions and studio visits. Spot81
is a new concept in the Australian art
world.
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What excites you about art now?
I’m excited by the diversity and
richness and the beauty I see in art
every day.
Where to next for Spot81?
Spot81 will continue to present
outstanding exhibitions featuring the
best in contemporary Australian and
international art complemented by
our program of innovative dance and
music performance.
Why Chippendale?
A beautiful space in a vibrant
area with a close community. And
delightfully close to home.
Tiny Tailor Gallery
Open: Wed- Sat 10am - 5pm
A: 10 Bartley Street, Chippendale
T: 0405 440 735
E: [email protected]
W: www.tinytailor.com.au
Tiny Tailor was established as a
space to foster emerging artists
and designers. It was built to feel
homely, and - above all else - be
engaging to people regardless of
their background. Complementary
to monthly exhibitions, Tiny Tailor
operates as a retail space, housing
one-of-a-kind design pieces from
some of Australia’s brightest minds.
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What excites you about art
now?
The opportunity we’ve had as an
independent gallery to showcase
the burgeoning female scene in our
shows.
Where to next for Tiny Tailor?
We’re looking to work closer with the
music space and present integrated,
vibrant exhibitions that make art
accessible for everyone!
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale right now is a melting
pot. It’s an interesting, previously
untapped space.
Harrington Street Gallery
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Open: Tues - Sun 10am - 4pm
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17 Meagher St, Chippendale
02 9319 7378
[email protected]
www.harringtonstreetgallery.com
Harrington Street Artists’ Co-operative
Gallery has been exhibiting paintings
continuously since 1973, firstly in
Sydney’s Rocks area and since 1986 in
Chippendale. The artist John Ogburn
recognised the need for a gallery to
assist developing and established artists
to exhibit their best work without commercial constraints. To further guard
our freedom to exhibit the best, we
have never sought or received government grants and running costs are
minimised through the voluntary help
given by members and friends.
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What excites you about art
now?
In the world of the internet and
its mediated imagery, there is a
renewed desire for the personalized
physicality of real painting.
Where to next for Harrington
Street Gallery?
We will continue as a gallery
showing works of quality by both
established and emerging artists,
run by artists in a spirit of cooperation.
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale is centrally located
for convenient access from all
parts of Sydney, as well as having a
stimulating mix of residential, office,
and leisure occupancy.
Goodspace
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Open: Wed night 6-9pm, Mon & Tues by appointment
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Level 1, 115 Regent St,
Chippendale
T: 02 9310 1483
E: [email protected]
W: www.goodspace.co
Goodspace is a rent and commission
free space with weekly exhibitions
from local and international artists
curated by Chris Loutfy and supported
by the Lord Gladstone Hotel.
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What excites you about art now?
It’s great to be able to find new artists
and instantly connect with them online, and then have them show with us.
Where to next for Goodspace?
Keep doing what we are doing,
weekly shows with no cost to the
artist.
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale is the hub of contemporary art in Sydney, and we are proud to
be a part of it.
TOP: Scott Marsh installation view
Iniquitous Art Gallery
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Open: Wed - Fri 12 - 6pm, Sat 11am - 2pm
A: 81 Regent St Redfern
T: 02 9310 4738
E: [email protected]
Situated opposite Sydney’s iconic
mortuary railway station and a
“stones throw” from the new Central
Park development. Iniquitous
Art Gallery uniquely offers to the
passing populous a slice of the
spooky and the macabre. Artworks
in our gallery borrow from the dark,
the unconscious, the sexy and the
provocative.
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What excites you about art now?
Deconstructing the popular myth of
what art is assumed to be.
Where to next for Iniquitous?
Expanding the horizons of the life
state of art itself.
Why Chippendale?
Because this is where the passion is.
We are situated on a ley line which
is significant for our culture from
ancient to modern times.
The Commercial
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The Commercial represents a diverse
group of early and mid-career
contemporary artists as well as
the Estates of Gunter Christmann
and Michael Riley. Owner/Director,
Amanda Rowell, has worked in
leading commercial art galleries in
Sydney since 1997 during which
time she has been active as an
independent writer and curator
working particularly with emerging
artists.
148 Abercrombie St, Redfern
02 8096 3292
[email protected]
www.thecommercialgallery.com
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What excites you about art now?
Seeing artists producing work
ambitiously and without compromise.
Where to next for The
Commercial?
New, internationally-acclaimed artists
joining the gallery. Artists being
invited to present in solo museum
exhibitions and biennials in Australia
and overseas.
Why Chippendale?
It is real.
TOP: Narelle Jubelin BOXED.SET 13 ARNE
JACOBSEN., 1999, from the series BOXED.SETS
cotton thread on silk mesh petit point rendition
4.7 x 5 cm
LEFT: Mary Teague Sticky Fingers, 2015, paper,
water-based oil paint, expandable foam, synthetic
76 x 56 cm
Pine Street Gallery
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Open: Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm
Pine Street Gallery is the City of
Sydney’s only dedicated arts facility.
The Centre offers innovative arts
programs, projects, exhibitions and
events to people of all ages. These are
designed to promote local arts and
cultural activities, provide positive
social outcomes and encourage
creative economies. Pine Street’s
Gallery provides the community with
an affordable and supportive public
exhibition space. Its annual calendar
is curated around a program of highquality works with a particular focus
on community artists and community
issues.
64 Pine St, Chippendale
02 9245 1503
[email protected]
www.pinestreet.com.au
Q&A
What excites you about art now?
Street art continues to fascinate,
entertain and move me on a daily
basis. A couple of pieces in Redfern
have actually brought me close to
tears!
Where to next for Pine St?
Our gallery continues to book out
about a year in advance - we host an
amazing array of exhibitions. I just love
coming to work and being surrounded
by art every day.
Why Chippendale?
I’ve lived in or around Chippendale
for close to 10 years, and just love its
trees, community gardens and overall
atmosphere. And I walk to work!
Verge Gallery
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Open: Tue - Fri 10am - 5pm, Sat 11am - 4pm
A: Jane Foss Russell Plaza,
University of Sydney
T: 02 9563 6218
E: [email protected]
W: www.verge-gallery.net
Verge Gallery is a not for profit
space provided by the University
of Sydney Union. Situated on
University of Sydney’s Darlington
campus, Verge engages with
a wealth of creative academic
thinking and dialogue through a
diverse exhibition calendar and
extensive public programs.
Verge Gallery’s unique architectural
space hosts exhibitions from
emerging, mid-career and
established artists as well as a zine
and publication library and live
music and performance nights,
workshops and lectures.
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What excites you about art now?
We are really excited about the potential
for activity and debate in and around art
and creative practice. We frequently host
panel discussions, experimental music
nights and a range of other events to
expand beyond the traditional exhibition
format.
Where to next for Verge?
2016 is an exciting year for Verge Gallery!
Expect more public programs, some
large scale events and a range of exciting,
engaging and enticing exhibitions.
Why Chippendale?
Chippendale is a hub of creativity. We
love being involved in such a supportive
and active community and look forward
to collaborative creative projects in 2016
and 2017!
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Kensington Street is an urban village
with a vibrant centre
Active from sunrise to well after
sunset, the streets are rife with
creativity and lined with an
eclectic mix of small restaurants
and bars, specialty retailers,
inspiring gallery spaces and cafes
pouring Sydney’s finest coffee.
KENSINGTON STREET THE HEART OF
SYDNEY’S NEW
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The Old Clare Hotel
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1 Kensington St, Chippendale
02 8277 8277
[email protected]
www.theoldclarehotel.com.au
The Old Clare Hotel, showcases a
unique design-led property constructed
with a focus on retaining heritage
features and a balance with new
elements. The hotel offers a private
gym, heritage meeting space, a Rooftop
Pool and Bar, and...
2 sister restaurants:
Automata, Clayton Wells’ first solo
venture, serving a constantly changing
five-course menu and Kensington Street
Social, the all-day venue from Michelinstarred Chef Jason Atherton.
Bistrot Gavroche
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A: Level 1, 2-10 Kensington Street
T: 02 9281 6668
E: [email protected]
W: www.bistrotgavroche.com.au
Open: Mon - Sat 11.30am - 2.30pm &
6pm -10pm, Sun 11.30am - 3pm & 6pm
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Executive Chef Frederic Colin has
created a French bistro menu in
celebration of his roots, paying homage
to recipes from his youth cooking in his
grand-père Henri’s restaurant. Add in an
array of classic dishes that capture the
Parisian spirit and a wine list consisting
of notable French and Australian wines
and you’ve got the buzz of Paris in the
heart of Sydney.
Spice Alley
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02 8823 8818
[email protected]
www.kensingtonstreet.com.au
Meander through
the landscape of
hawker-style Asian
cuisine.
Alex Lee Kitchen
Old Jim Kee
Bang Luck
Hong Kong Diner
One of Sydney’s most reputed
Singaporean chefs, Alex Lee brings
his unique flavour to the Asian street
food experience.
A menu featuring Thai street food
showcasing the distinctive style of
contemporary young gun Asian chef,
Tiw Rakarin.
Authentic and flavoursome
Malaysian dishes by veteran chef,
Uncle Jim (Jim Yong).
Hong Kong comfort food including
dumplings and other yum cha
delights.
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Mekong
Lower Mekong
Open: Daily 11am – 10pm
At Mekong, we drift down from Burma
cloud country, trace the Lao border,
wake up to Thai sunrises, pause by
Cambodian pagodas and wade through
rice paddies in Vietnam.
A: Level 1, 14 Kensington St,
Chippendale
T: 02 9211 5081
W: www.kensingtonstreet.com.au
Lower Mekong is founded on fresh
ingredients, full-bodied broths and
pungent spices. Like the river’s
course, Lower Mekong’s menu
meanders through definitive dishes
of Vietnamese cuisine – spring rolls,
banh xeo (crispy pancake), and the
classic bowl of pho.
The culinary terrain encompasses
recipes from Indochine provinces, each
an escapist’s wish.
Open: Mon – Fri 12pm – late, Sat
12pm – late, Sun 9am – 10pm
A: Level 2, 14 Kensington St
Chippendale
T: 02 9282 9079
W: www.mekong-restaurant.com.au
You there traveller, this
shall be your map
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Kyo-To
Bar Chinois
Open: Daily 11am – 10pm
Open: Mon – Fri 12pm – late, Sat
12pm – late, Sun 9am – 10pm
A: Spice Alley, Kensington St
T: 02 8823 8818
W: www.kensingtonstreet.com.au
A land ruled by temples
Kyo-To is a tribute to its namesake
city; a land ruled by temples,
shrines and heavenly beings. Part
terrace dining room, part open-air
courtyard, Spice Alley’s first small
restaurant delivers Japanese cuisine
into a space bridging traditional
talismans and contemporary design.
A: 16 Kensington St, Chippendale
T: 02 9281 0855
W: www.kensingtonstreet.com.au
Bar Chinois is the watering hole
where East and West meet, Spice
Alley and Kensington Street converge, and our friends come to dine.
This is our very own French-Asian
fusion bar with an extensive cocktail
and wine list. Relax and take in the
Bar interiors or feather outwards
into our laneway thoroughfare.
Kakawa Chocolates
K8
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We know why you’re here, because it’s the
same reason we are too.
We love culture and creativity, we love
delicious food, and we love helping small
businesses achieve their full potential.
Open: Mon - Sat 10am - 6:30pm
Sun 10am - 4:30pm
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RightWay ... proudly supporting Destination
Chippendale – the creative heart of Sydney.
22 Kensington St. Chippendale
02 9211 1673
[email protected]
www.kakawachocolates.com.au
Kakawa Chocolates specialise in fresh
natural flavours paired with single
origin chocolate from all around the
world from Madagascar to Venezuela.
Kakawa use ony the finest couverture
from France, Belgium and Switzerland
and all products are handmade.
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Fancy a coffee
www.rightwayau.com
KOI
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42 - 44 Kensington St, Chippendale
02 9212 1230
www.koidessertbar.com.au
Q&A
What or who inspired you to start cooking?
I’d say a chef that I look up to: Grant Achatz. He has a
restaurant called Aline. I picked up his cookbook when
I was 14, and that was the whole reason why I started
cooking. I never knew food could look like that; I didn’t
know that’s how food could be presented.
Favourite food?
A good bowl of Pho. When I moved to Australia my dad
took me to a Pho shop here in the city (Pasture). That
was the first place I went to and ever since then i loved it.
You’re a new addition to the crayon box. What
colour would you be?
Yellow, because it’s my favourite colour and yellow makes
things bright.
If you could be any animal in the world?
Probably a dog. Not a care in the world.
Why Chippendale? What drew you here?
Initially, we were going to open up in Rosebery. But my
mum was walking around this area when it wasn’t really
opened up, and there was only Automata and the Old
Clare Hotel. She took me down here and I loved it. It was
something a bit homey, something different. I just love
the atmosphere and vibe here.
What do you love about our community
The variation of the food and the community. You have
choices from modern Australian to say native Australian,
Automata doing a bit of fusion with influences from Japan
for example. As well as Spice Alley with all its different
cuisine.
Kadmium
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(02) 9212 2669
[email protected]
www.kadmium.com.au
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114 Victoria Rd, Rozelle
02 9555 1666
[email protected]
www.ampa.edu.au
The Academy of Music and
Performing Arts offers leading Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses in
Music and Dance
The Academy of Music and Performing
Arts is an innovative independent
institution, leading the way for
tertiary education in performing
arts in Australia. With its uniquely
personal approach, and selective
admissions criteria, AMPA provides
comprehensive training across Dance
Performance, Music Theatre, Music
Performance and Composition.
AMPA’s supportive and collaborative
community encourages excellence
in its students and ultimately equips
talented performers with the skills
essential to succeeding in today’s
highly competitive performing arts
industry.
Turpin + Crawford Studio
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A: 17 - 19 O’Connor St,
Chippendale
T: 02 8399 2774
E: [email protected]
W: www.turpincrawford.com
Tied to Tide, by Turpin + Crawford Studio
Q&A
Turpin + Crawford Studio is the
award-winning public art practice of
artists Jennifer Turpin and Michaelie
Crawford. Their work focuses on the
design and production of site-specific,
environmentally responsive, kinetic
artworks in the public domain.
What inspired you to create the halo?
Our kinetic artworks always seek to discover something of the character of
a place so that we can develop a work that is in dialogue with it. We seek to
connect to layers of social, cultural and environmental history and to reveal
aspects of invisible or taken for granted environmental energies. Halo turns and
tilts in response to the winds of the moment and its circular form is loosely
derived from the old brewery’s industrial equipment. The work draws focus
inwards to itself and gestures outwards to the park, buildings and streets
surrounding it.
Why Chippendale? What drew you here?
We’ve been here for about 15 years in a studio shared with other artists. We
love the building, its garden and the fantastic central location.
What excites you about our community?
Halo, by Jennifer Turpin and Michaelie Crawford
Its ongoing evolution. Chippendale is home and host to an interesting
community of residents, workers, students and visitors. In the last decade it has
transformed dramatically and fosters a welcoming and creative energy.
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LGL Central Shopping Centre, 28 Broadway
02 7903 0288
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Centrally located in Broadway, Dulcis
Domus translates to ‘sweet home’ in
Latin, and it’s this type of comfortable
environment that the team aim to bring
to diners. Famous for genuine Italian
wood-fire pizzas, pastas and salads,
you’ll find all dishes served have a real
Italian flavour made with only the best
of Italian ingredients and by real Italian
chefs.
Open: Mon - Sun 7am - 11pm
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Shop 1 / 16-18 Broadway, Ultimo
02 7901 4481
[email protected]
www.dulcisdomus.com.au
“ Sweet home!
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Ribs & Burgers
Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner,
Dulcis Domus is a licensed venue and
specialises in wood-fired pizzas, and
a range of pasta, meat and seafood
options.
Cult
21-23 Levey Street, Chippendale
1300 768 626
[email protected]
www.cultdesign.com.au
Open: Mon - Fri 8.30am - 5.30pm
Sat 10am - 4pm, Sun & PH - Closed
Cult (est. 1997) provides exceptional
designer furniture and a high level of
customer service with the vision to
be recognized as the market leader
in Australia and New Zealand, whilst
creating an enviable reputation for
Australian design world wide.
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Cult’s collection consists of 30+
brands, including strong international
partners like Republic of Fritz Hansen,
HAY, Poltrona Frau, Magis, Cappellini,
Emeco and Cassina. Cult has
showrooms in Melbourne, Brisbane
and Auckland as well as distributors in
Canberra, Adelaide and Perth.
115 Regent St, Chippendale
02 9310 1483
[email protected]
www.lordgladstone.com.au
The Lord Gladstone is an inner city
pub that has become a cultural hub
with live music, ever-changing events
and an upstairs art gallery. The venue
hosts late night parties thrown by
Sydney’s best bands and Djs. The
kitchen serves top notch pub cuisine
ranging from Amercian style burgers
to steaks and schnittys. Located on
the first floor is Goodspace gallery
which hosts weekly exhibitions from
local and international artists.
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