White Rabbit Gallery

Such an amazing gallery in central Sydney. The exhibition was spectacular and we visited “For Now”. The exhibition was fascinating and tranquil, and the warmth was lit up by the artist’s passion and dedication. The venue is doing well in terms of social evacuation and access restrictions to ensure that customers are free to walk through the gallery and enjoy the exhibits. After that, you can't visit the gallery without visiting the tea house, but enjoy a selection of tea and tasting plates.

"White Rabbit" is an eclectic art gallery that displays a large collection of regularly rotating private collections of modern Asian art. When we were there, there were some very impressive artworks in the collection, spread across several floors. There is a shop at the exit, but more importantly there is a trendy tea house! Get some extensive records of various teas, some sweets or dumplings on snacks, and some fine artwork.

How happy it is to visit the White Rabbit Gallery. It is so interesting and has a variety of art works. How happy the owner should be to collect so many works and put them together for exhibition. I like to go every six months to broaden my understanding of Chinese art. And the gallery's knowledgeable staff enjoy talking to them.

Neilson is a collector of Chinese culture. The White Rabbit Gallery is like a window for Sydney people to introduce modern Chinese art. Let me, a Chinese, see a familiar but unfamiliar China in a foreign country.

The White Rabbit Gallery is an additional paid attraction for a group tour in May 2018. As the number of participants was less, the tour guide did not leave and looked at the car to want the eagerness of the group, so he raised his hand to pay for it. After reaching the target number and money of the tour guide, we were arranged to go to the famous White Rabbit Gallery of Modern Chinese Art. The gallery is not for profit. It has three multi-media rooms, a tea room and a library. As for the works on display, there is no comment. Most people do not understand the subordinate elegance.