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Dominik Mersch Gallery Dominik Mersch Gallery is a Contemporary Fine Art Gallery located in Rushcutters Bay, Sydney.

The gallery focuses on exhibiting significant artists from Europe. Their work is not only presented in important shows throughout Europe but also in Asia and the USA. Furthermore the gallery hosts a programme of exhibitions including works by emerging, mid-career and senior Australian artists. Works by these artists are sought after and in major international collections.

07/05/2026

A preview of Cobi Cockburn’s solo exhibition ‘Primary Lines’ which opens TONIGHT from 5-7pm 🌟

Please join us to celebrate the launch of her new body of neon and glass works, coinciding with .

“‘Primary Lines’ considers existence as relational, formed through experience, suspended in memory, and carried forward in light.” - Cobi Cockburn

— Contact the gallery via DM or email on [email protected] to request an exhibition catalogue.

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03/05/2026

Katie West is on display at as part of FUTURE COUNTRY - a Country Road + NGV First Nations Commissions exhibition 🐚

The national mentorship program pairs eight emerging First Nations artists and designers with established Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creatives, presenting a unique opportunity to connect and share intergenerational knowledge.

Under the mentorship of Clothilde Bullen (Wardandi/Badimaya), Senior Curator and Head of Indigenous Programs at the Art Gallery of Western Australia, Katie (Yindjibarndi) has developed the work ‘Shelia’s Dream’ as a reflection on her familial history.

She says: “The work stems from my attempt to locate my great-grandmother’s grave at the cemetery in the town of Onslow, Thalanyji Country … Like so many of the other Aboriginal people laid to rest there, she had no headstone … I spent some time gathering a sense of where Sheila was, imagining her life in this small town, and noticing the care given to the graves marked with baler shells and honoured with flowers.”

FUTURE COUNTRY will continue at the National Gallery of Victoria until 13 September 2026.

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• Image 1: Portrait of Katie West within her commission ‘Rockpools’ at West Space. Photo by Machiko Abe.
• Images 2+3: Frames from 16mm scans of Katie West’s work ‘Sheila’s dream’. Courtesy of Peacock Visuals.
• Image 4: Installation view of Katie West’s work ‘Sheila’s dream’ at the National Gallery of Victoria, 2025. Photo by Sean Fennessy.

01/05/2026

Congratulations to Catherine O’Donnell - selected as a finalist in the Wynne Prize 2026 👏🌟🏠

Catherine’s work ‘Postcard from home’ will be presented in the Wynne Prize exhibition, opening 9 May 2026.

Following the highly successful debut of her first major body of oil paintings last year, the artist continues to expand her compelling reinterpretation of Australian suburbia with a focus on fibro-clad houses in South-West Sydney.

Reflecting on her finalist painting, Catherine says: “My work encourages viewers to look beyond the surface, fostering renewed appreciation and imaginative engagement with environments that shape our collective experience.”

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24/04/2026

HORIZON 26 brings together Piers Greville and his nominee Zena Zada Cumpston in a powerful dialogue on landscape as a vessel of resistance ⚡️

In his new diptych, Greville depicts the ‘Accursed Mountains’ at the intersection of Albania, Montenegro, and Kosovo, layered with a cropped Napoleon from Jacques-Louis David’s painting. The work juxtaposes monument and environment, with the artist reflecting “the landscape is a learning space, and learning itself is an act of resistance.”

Zada Cumpston is a Barkandji woman with Afghan, English, and Irish heritage. On her exhibited ‘Return’ series, the artist say: “I have utilised my extensive research and learnings related to the plant use of my Barkandji/Kurnu people … ‘Return’ speaks to the abundance of Country and foregrounds layers of kinship, interconnection, and custodial responsibility between people, plant, and animal kin.”

This is the final day of HORIZON 26. Please note that the gallery will be closed tomorrow for the public holiday.

— Contact the gallery via DM or [email protected] to receive a catalogue.

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23/04/2026

NOW LIVE: A special online exhibition ‘Between Terrain and Structures’ has been launched on the DMG website 🏫

Focusing on terrain and structure as interrelated aspects of the land’s representation - the ‘body’ beneath the image - this group show considers the space between these registers as a liminal field where perception shifts.

Featuring works by Philip Wolfhagen, Piers Greville, Oliver Abbott, Tim Johnson, Elger Esser, Harriet Mena Hill, Catherine O’Donnell, Isidro Blasco, Peter Hoffer, and David Ralph.

Available to view online (link in bio), including a virtual tour 🌱

— Please contact the gallery to request a catalogue, or coordinate a viewing of the works by appointment or FaceTime.

22/04/2026

New oil paintings by Catherine O’Donnell are available and on display as part of our group exhibition HORIZON 26 🏠✨

In this suite, the artist focusses on the 1960s suburban architecture of south-west Sydney, distilling familiar forms to reveal their emotional resonance.

The works sit alongside Catherine’s nominee Harriet Mena Hill () and will be on show until this Saturday 25 April.

— Please contact the gallery via DM or email at [email protected] to receive a catalogue.

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17/04/2026

Dominik Mersch Gallery is pleased to announce Cobi Cockburn’s solo exhibition ‘Primary Lines’, featuring a new body of neon works that consider light as a material ⚪️

Please join us on Thursday 7 May from 5-7pm to celebrate the exhibition opening ~ RSVP via the link in bio.

In this highly anticipated exhibition, Cobi reduces her visual language to two elemental forces: light and line. Shapes through encounter, the works unfold as perceptual fields rather than fixed object operating as active agents - at once defining and destabilising space.

— PRIORITY ACCESS: Please contact the gallery via DM or email on [email protected] to register your interest and be the first to receive the catalogue.

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10/04/2026

🏆 We are thrilled to announce the recipient of the 2026 DMG Curator Award — Liam Garstang!

Liam Garstang is an artist and curator based in Gadigal/Sydney. His recent curatorial projects include the forthcoming Dimension (with Alex Gawrosnki) (2026), Dreamz (2025), Present Continuous (with Barbara Campbell) (2023), and The Gymnasium (2020) for the Sydney College of the Arts Gallery. He was the guest curator of Unknown Scripture (2019) for Delmar Gallery as well as Nice One Picasso (2017), Sunday Punch (2016), and 2cubed (2014) for the St Jerome’s Laneway Festival Sydney.

••• The DMG Curator Award invites guest curators to explore their own perspectives and expertise in a one-off exhibition opportunity at the gallery.

We look forward to presenting the latest iteration of the award in July 2026 - watch this space!

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📷: Garry Trinh
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75 McLachlan Avenue, Rushcutters Bay
Sydney, NSW
2010

Opening Hours

Wednesday	11am - 6pm
Thursday	11am - 6pm
Friday	11am - 6pm
Saturday	12pm - 5pm
Sunday	12pm - 4pm

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+61293681999

Website

http://www.dominikmerschgallery.com/

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