Current exhibitions
Ramak Bamzar: The Body as Revolution
Opening Event: 8 February, 1 – 4pm
Exhibition Dates: 8 February – 29 March 2026
Ramak Bamzar’s The Body as Revolution bears witness to an Iranian catastrophe beyond representation, tracing how the human body, numbered, erased, surviving or vanished, remains the primary site through which political rupture, loss, and resistance are lived when images can no longer contain the scale of violence.
Read more about this exhibition HERE.
October 7: Atrocity, Antisemitism and Resilience
Relaunch Event: 8 February, 1 – 4pm
Exhibition Dates: 8 February – 29 March 2026
Goldstone Gallery presents a museum-standard, multi-level exhibition of testimony, evidence, and artistic works—including film, VR, photography, sculpture, and writing—commemorating the victims of October 7, 2023, and exploring the wave of antisemitism that followed, in an inclusive space for remembrance and dialogue.
Read more about this exhibition HERE.
Latest News
Hostage Pin Collection
The Sydney Jewish Museum, UIA and artist Nina Sanadze
are collecting yellow hostage pins for an upcoming art project.
You can also post your pins with a short message responding to the following question:
What did owning or wearing the yellow hostage pin mean to you over the past two years?
PO Box 1240, Caulfield North, VIC 3161, Australia
Messages may be anonymous, signed with your full name, or with initials only. Your message does not need to be physically attached to the pin, as it may be used for a separate publication connected to the pin installation. You are also very welcome to donate your pins without including a message. You could also find donation buckets at various skulls, Jewish backbites, schools and shops. Thank you so much for your support and collaboration.
Read HERE
Bondi Flower Project
Goldstone Gallery’s artistic director and sculptor Nina Sanadze, alongside curators and more than 160 volunteers, led the effort to save and dry three tonnes of Bondi flowers for the Sydney Jewish Museum’s monumental art project and preservation.
Read HERE