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The 2320 Collectors

Join a dynamic group of individuals with a shared passion for art

In 2021, the Gallery launched a new philanthropic program – the 2320 Collectors. This group of donors is dedicated to growing the Gallery’s collection so we can continue to develop exceptional exhibitions.

The inaugural 2021 group strengthened the collection of contemporary art and supported significant acquisitions of artists including Nyarapayi Giles and Tamara Dean.

The Gallery connects our 2320 Collectors to art and artists through a program of unique events and offerings.

Join the 2320 Collectors for $500 tax-deductible annual donation. Donations can be made annually or by flexible instalments. This contribution goes directly toward the acquisition of a new work of art that the collectors vote for in an annual event held at the Gallery.

2320 Collectors Donor Benefits

General Gallery Membership along with the 2320 Collectors group
Invitations to events with contemporary artists and industry professionals

Contact Us to join or find out more.

Gifts of significant contemporary works of art can be made through the Australian Government Cultural Gifts Program which provides tax incentives to encourage gifts of culturally significant items from private collections to Australia’s public art galleries.