READ OUR REVIEW OF THE BIENNALE OF SYDNEY AT WHITE BAY POWER STATION HERE.
The 24th Biennale of Sydney is headed to White Bay Power Station!
Reopening to the public for the first time in over 100 years, the iconic White Bay Power Station has been revitalised with care by the NSW Government so the doors can swing wide in 2024 as a new cultural hub.
The Biennale of Sydney is delighted to be the inaugural world-class experience at this iconic site with free admission for all, and are thrilled to contribute to the evolving cityscape with Ten Thousand Suns.
The 24th Biennale of Sydney will sit amidst the raw industrial grandeur of White Bay Power Station from 9 March to 10 June 2024.
Imagine a free-spirited journey through contemporary art, music, and culinary delights, all set against the backdrop of the iconic White Bay Power Station. The Biennale of Sydney is an immersive experience, a contemporary art extravaganza, featuring some of the most remarkable works from around the globe and right here in Australia.
Together, let’s inspire audiences and embark on a journey that transcends boundaries, igniting conversations about the world we live in. The Biennale of Sydney is more than an event; it’s an extraordinary experience that promises to redefine how you perceive art and culture.
The Biennale extends our sincere appreciation to the NSW Government for their visionary leadership in bringing this project, this major international event, and this site, to fruition, along with the many patrons and partners of the Biennale of Sydney – especially the Neilson Foundation – who are investing in bringing this dream alive. Together, we anticipate inspiring audiences and nurturing a deeper intersection between art, history, living culture and innovation.
ACCESSIBILITY:
SENSORY FRIENDLY DAYS
Tuesday mornings are our sensory friendly days at White Bay Power Station. This is an opportunity for visitors who may benefit from a calmer, quieter environment to experience Ten Thousand Sus with reduced sensory stimuli. No bookings necessary.COMPANION CARD FOR TICKETED EVENTS
Companion Card holders qualify for a complimentary ticket for their companion.WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
White Bay Power Station is wheelchair accessible with a lift to travel between floors of the Turbine Hall.
Wheelchairs are available to book at White Bay Power Station. To book, please email bookings@biennaleofsydney.com.au
There is no parking available at White Bay Power Station. We encourage visitors to catch public transport on bus routes 441 or 442.
ACCESSIBLE VIEWING PLATFORMS
A viewing platform will be available at the Chimney Stage at 'Lights On' opening night at White Bay Power Station.
AUSLAN ART TOURS
The Biennale of Sydney will be offering five tours for Deaf and hard of hearing audiences, delivered in Auslan. Led in Auslan by deaf artist Angie Goto and interpreted into English by NAATI Certified Auslan Interpreter Will Tapp. Book now: Auslan Art Tours