 Interior of the Brett Whiteley Studio The Brett Whiteley Studio was the workplace, home and exhibition space of the Australian artist Brett Whiteley (1939-1992). The artist bought the former warehouse in 1985 and converted it into a studio and exhibition space, living there after further renovations from 1988 to 1992, the year he died in Thirroul. The visitor is offered the unique opportunity to experience the atmosphere of the space - the studio with the unfinished paintings, art equipment, collections of reference books, the reference wall covered with quotes and images. The living area has memorabilia such as photographs, objects, postcards, furniture, music collection and sketchbooks. The gallery has changing exhibitions of the artist's works: paintings, drawings, sculpture and graphics borrowed from the Whiteley Estate, Art Gallery of New South Wales. Where
2 Raper Street, Surry Hills 2010
(within a block of Devonshire, Crown, Davies, and Bourke streets) Out of consideration for the local residents, please do not park in Raper, Davies or Esther Street. Opening Hours
10am-4pm
Thursday and Friday - Booked Groups only.
Saturday and Sunday - Open to the general public (group bookings necessary). 
Website
www.brettwhiteley.org >
• Studio information • What's On • Selected works on display • Brett Whiteley's life and times • Education Programs • Merchandise | 
