Biennale of Sydney

FAQs

General 

Who is the Biennale of Sydney for? 

It’s for you! The Biennale of Sydney is a safe, inclusive, and welcoming space for everyone to enjoy. From enjoying quality time with grandparents to insightful education tours to a fun night out with friends, our exhibition and extensive programming has something for everyone. 

 

When is the Biennale of Sydney on? 

The 25th Biennale of Sydney will take place from 14 March – 14 June 2026.

 

How often is the Biennale of Sydney on? 

The Biennale of Sydney is on every second year.  The next Biennale will be held from 14 March – 14 June 2026.

 

How can I stay updated on the Biennale of Sydney? 

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Getting involved

I’m an artist/performer – can I apply to be in the Festival? 

The Biennale of Sydney is a fully curated event under the Artistic Directors’ vision. 

 

I’m interested in working at the Biennale of Sydney. 

Biennale of Sydney employment opportunities are listed here.

 

I’d like to volunteer at the Biennale of Sydney. 

We thank you for your interest. Applications to volunteer at the 25th Biennale of Sydney are yet to open. To be notified when applications are open, subscribe to our e-news here and follow us on socials.

Supporting the Biennale of Sydney

Can I donate some money to the Biennale of Sydney? 

Yes! Thankyou for joining us on the journey to the 24th Biennale of Sydney and beyond. Tax-deductible donations make art possible and keeps admission to the Biennale of Sydney free. You can donate here.

The Biennale of Sydney recognises the Hidden Disability Sunflower.

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country, in particular the Gadigal people on whose land the Biennale of Sydney is located. We recognise their continuing connection to land, waters, and culture and pay our respect to Elders, past and present.

First Nations people are respectfully advised that this site includes works, names and images of deceased people. This includes cultural practices and artistic intellectual property of a sensitive nature.