Saint Cloche is delighted to reveal proud Wiradjuri woman and self-taught artist Hannah Lange with 'Ngumbaaydyil All Are One’ Exhibition.

For First Nations people, Country is not merely a place; it is an integral part of their identity, intertwined with every aspect of their being. Hannah tells stories of nature and culture through her art and these artwork aim to emphasise the profound connection her people have with nature in every form.

In Indigenous culture, the land and humanity coexist as equals, with neither dominating the other. Instead of possessing the land, they understand that humans are simply a small part of it.

“Championing emerging artists and connecting them with new collectors is important to me as I believe that we cannot have a thriving art scene if we do not invest in emerging artists. It is essential that we not only promote the work of emerging artists but also give them a platform through which they can financially support their practice.”

- Kitty Clark, Founder

Saint Cloche is a dynamic gallery with diverse and high-calibre exhibitions changing fortnightly and is at the epicentre of a growing community of like-minded creatives, promoting art, culture and contemporary thinking.





Located in Paddington in Sydney, the gallery’s frontage is on a beautiful corner, accentuated by a large set of vintage Swedish industrial windows. Saint Cloche Gallery is also a creative concept space selectively available for exhibitions, installations, collaborations, workshops and events.





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