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Support Australian artists by investing in the development and production of ambitious new commissions.

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Supporting Australian artists is at the core of all our activities. By giving to the UNSW Galleries Fund, you play an essential role in creating opportunities for mid-career practitioners to develop and present ambitious new works.

Over the past few years, our supporters have helped us realise ambitious commissions by Archie Moore, Elizabeth Pulie, Gordon Hookey, Renee So and Kahdim Ali, with several acquired by leading museum collections.

No matter how big or small, your generosity makes a difference. 100% of your gift goes directly to practitioners to support the development and presentation of new works. Donations over $2 are tax-deductible.

Ways to give

Join the Commissioners Circle program
Donate through our online giving form
Organise to make a recurring gift by contacting our team
Leave a gift in your Will
Donate in honour of someone
Become a patron by supporting a tailored program

We welcome the opportunity to discuss your giving. Please get in touch with José Da Silva, Director, UNSW Galleries.

E: jose.dasilva@unsw.edu.au



Archie Moore, Family Tree, 2021 at UNSW Galleries
Archie Moore Family Tree 2021. Commissioned by UNSW Galleries Commissioners Circle for the exhibition ‘The Colour Line: Archie Moore & W.E.B Du Bois’ and acquired by the National Gallery of Australia.

Large portrait hangs in open empty gallery space.
Elizabeth Pulie #118 (Heaven in Love) 2022. Commissioned by the UNSW Galleries Commissioners Circle.

Series of banners in gallery space.
Gordon Hookey, banners commissioned by UNSW Galleries Commissioners Circle for the exhibition ‘Gordon Hookey: A MURRIALITY’ touring nationally with the support of Visions of Australia.

Banner Image: Khadim Ali Every War is a Defeat 2019 is a public work commissioned with the generous support of Bill Manos through ‘Facing Equality’, an initiative of the UNSW Grand Challenge on Inequality, led by Professors Rosalind Dixon and Richard Holden, and supported by UNSW Galleries. Photo: Jessica Maurer