24th Biennale of Sydney
The 24th Biennale of Sydney works across time periods, beyond the borders separating cultural practices rooted in different genealogies, and from all continents. The exhibition owes a profound debt to the rich heritage of what is known today as Australia, especially to the struggles in which First Nations communities and migrants have faced and played key roles.
This edition revisits legacies of collective resistance, strength, and exuberance, embracing a more hopeful and joyful outlook, while celebrating the exhibition as a carnival of rays and radiance, aptly titled Ten Thousand Suns.
The Chau Chak Wing Museum exhibiting artists
- Carrolup Child Artists: Arthur Bropho, Alma Cuttabut, Parnell Dempster, Phillip Jackson, Gregory Kelly, Edie Wallam, and five once known child artists
- Choy Ka Fai
- Citra Sasmita
- Diane Burns
- Doreen Chapman
- Juan Davila
- Mangala Bai Maravi
- Martin Wong
- Niño de Elche & Pedro G. Romero
- William Yang
Visitor advice
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that this exhibition contains names and images of people who have died.
The exhibition also contains video projections with sound in darkened rooms.
Some artworks contain graphic imagery, including nudity and depictions of violence.
Header image: Installation view for the 24th Biennale of Sydney (2024) at the Chau Chak Wing Museum. Photograph: David James.
