S. H. Ervin Gallery — Attraction in Sydney

Field of Vision is the current showing of indigenous art at the Ervin Gallery. For those attuned to the genre, it’s spellbinding, unmissable. 51 Puntupi artists’ Western Desert works, largely from private collections were selected by curator Christopher Hodges. The geometric style is elegant, busy and optically fascinating. A worthwhile 54 minute video mostly spoken by members of the community gives a back story to the evolution of the artists from total isolation to their western world life and art expression. It closes...

The art gallery was good to look at. It's a medium sized gallery with some interesting pieces. Right next to the art gallery there is a cafe. Staff there were not very friendly on the day we went. We had a booking which did not show but lucky there was a spare table on arrival. She later apologised and was nicer. The food and drinks are good but not that great for the price they charge. The main thing worth going there is the location, building and...

I always find the exhibitions here to be fascinating and the staff to be most welcoming. There is also a very pleasant restaurant on site with a good range of home cooked meals. I pa to enjoyed my lunch there today. There is a small admission charge for exhibitions and they do not, at the time of writing, accept cash payments although the restaurant asked that we paid cash for our meal if possible. Looking forward to...