About Goldstone Gallery
Our program
Goldstone Gallery is dedicated to presenting compelling and timely exhibitions by contemporary artists whose voices have been silenced, with a focus on Jewish artists.
While we do not formally represent artists, we showcase their work through our exhibitions and offer a curated selection of their pieces for sale online.
Every purchase supports our greater ambition to platform countercultural voices. For any sales inquiries or donations, please feel free to contact us directly at info@goldstonegallery.com.
Our gallery values your support for our program and artists.
Nina Sanadze will lead as the Artistic Director of Goldstone Gallery.
Nina is an accomplished Melbourne-based visual artist and sculptor. Her body of work dedicated to storytelling, peace-building, and social engagement through art.
Despite having experienced a vicious cancellation campaign by a largely antisemitic cohort of Australian artists and their representatives — a campaign which is now both a police and a parliamentary matter — Nina now leads the charge against the silencing of other artists.
Discover her work at: ninasanadze.com
Who was Aaron Goldstone
Goldstone Gallery is named in honour of Lance Sergeant Aaron Goldstone. Goldstone’s parents were grocers who ran the first business at 41 Derby Street, Collingwood, in 1906. At the age of 23, Aaron enlisted to serve in WWI and tragically lost his life in Belgium in 1916, leaving no grave to mark his sacrifice.
To honour his legacy as a courageous Jewish Australian, plans include the installation of a commemorative plaque at the gallery site.
Jewish individuals have made extraordinary contributions to the freedom and development of Australia. As proud citizens, they deserve equal representation and inclusion in the arts and broader society.
Goldstone Gallery Publication | Substack
The Goldstone publication and Substack will aim to cultivate alternative progressive thought grounded in a humanistic vision.
It will feature exceptional writing from experts across diverse fields, including philosophy, economics, journalism, history, anthropology, law, politics, and the arts.
A writer-in-residence program is offered within the gallery space, fostering creative collaboration.