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Domain Theatre and Foyer at Art Gallery of NSW

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Art Gallery Rd, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

4.7 (14497)
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Space ID: 20081
Located on Lower Level 3 of the Naala Nura building, the Domain Theatre and adjoining foyer are available for conferencing hire following a major refurbishment by leading Australian architects Tonkin Zulaikha Greer. The theatre features tiered seating, a large cinema-quality screen, and full AV capabilities, including a DCP player, making it ideal for film screenings, premieres, presentations and panel discussions. The adjacent foyer is suitable for event registration, catering, or pre-event networking. The Domain Theatre is also used for the Gallery’s public programs throughout the week. For availability and booking enquiries, please contact the events team.

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Room Layouts & Capacity

Theatre330
Standing200

Amenities & Extras

$= Additional Cost

Food & Beverage

Coffee / Tea$
Venue Offers Catering$

Audio Visual Equipment (AV)

Microphone
Projector
Speakers
Stage
TV
Video Conferencing$

Other Amenities & Extras

Air Con
Lighting
Natural light
Restroom
WiFi

Google iconReviews for Art Gallery of NSW

Hugh Roberts

July 23, 2025

The Art Gallery of New South Wales is nothing short of extraordinary. Nestled beside the Royal Botanic Garden with sweeping views of Sydney Harbour, this iconic gallery is a celebration of art, culture, and creativity that both locals and tourists can treasure. From the moment you walk through its grand sandstone facade into its expansive halls, you’re welcomed by a breathtaking blend of classical elegance and contemporary innovation. The recent expansion – Sydney Modern – has elevated the gallery into a world-class cultural institution. The new light-filled spaces and thoughtful architectural design offer an immersive experience that feels open, accessible, and inspiring. The collection itself is incredibly diverse and thoughtfully curated. Whether you’re drawn to Indigenous Australian art, classic European masters, contemporary installations, or bold modern works from Asia and the Pacific, there’s something here to stir every soul. The gallery’s dedication to showcasing First Nations artists is particularly powerful, giving voice and visibility to some of Australia’s most important cultural narratives. Beyond the artworks, the Art Gallery NSW offers enriching public programs, engaging guided tours, and family-friendly experiences that make art approachable for everyone. The staff are knowledgeable and passionate, always ready to answer questions or offer insights that enhance your visit. Whether you have an hour or an entire day, a visit to the Art Gallery of New South Wales is an uplifting, unforgettable journey into the world of art. Highly recommended!

1715km

August 13, 2025

Great museum with alot of art to see from new to old history. It’s so big that you definitely need 2 or 3 hours for it. They have a cafe/restaurant where you can take a break. Various of nice food options available for a very affordable price as well! Would recommend going here, it’s a must and since it’s free so you have nothing to lose.

Julio Yanes

April 27, 2025

Visiting from Vancouver, Canada, as an architect, the Art Gallery of New South Wales was a must-see for me — and it absolutely exceeded expectations. The building is a beautiful blend of heritage and modern architecture, and the collections are thoughtfully curated, showcasing everything from Australian and European masterpieces to contemporary and Indigenous works. I was especially captivated by my experience on the -4 floor, where I discovered Angelica Mesiti’s The Rites of Passage. The installation is located in The Tank, a massive underground space originally built as a World War II oil bunker. The raw concrete columns, once used to support the bunker’s heavy structure, now create an extraordinary, almost cathedral-like setting for the artwork. Their monumental, industrial presence adds an incredible sense of gravity and history to the experience — a feeling of being surrounded by layers of time and memory. Mesiti’s immersive video and sound piece fills the cavernous space with emotion, reflecting on human rituals, nature, and transformation. It’s the kind of artwork that makes you stop, reflect, and truly feel connected to both the space and the stories being told. What makes the Art Gallery of New South Wales even more special is the harmonious blend of the old and new. The original installations, housed in the gallery’s heritage areas, carry a sense of classical beauty, while the new, modern exhibits in the Sydney Modern expansion push boundaries and invite a more experimental, contemporary experience. Both the old and new installations are unique in their own way, offering a diverse range of art that speaks to different times and emotions. Entry to the main exhibitions is free, making it an even more welcoming experience for all visitors. Whether you're an art enthusiast, a creative professional, or simply curious, this gallery offers a truly inspiring and unforgettable experience. Highly recommend it to anyone visiting Sydney!

Zeph

July 16, 2025

Fantastic art gallery! There is so much to see for art lovers. The permanent exhibits are mainly in the main building. The newly built section is a couple of minutes walk away and houses a unique light and sound installation in basement of building (check out the video).

Kia Kalantari

April 19, 2025

A must-visit in Sydney! The Art Gallery of NSW offers a stunning collection ranging from classical to contemporary works. Beautifully curated exhibits, peaceful atmosphere, and free entry make it even better. The new North building is a modern gem with great views. Perfect for art lovers or anyone seeking inspiration. Don’t miss the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art section!


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Venue Hours

Monday08:00am-10:00pm
Tuesday08:00am-10:00pm
Wednesday08:00am-10:00pm
Thursday08:00am-10:00pm
Friday08:00am-10:00pm
Saturday08:00am-10:00pm
Sunday08:00am-10:00pm
Pricing Price on request

Event Types

AGMConferenceCorporate FunctionCorporate OffsiteFunctionMeetingSeminar