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SideFX Group Art Fxhibition
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SideFX Group Art Fxhibition

From City of Sydney · Last checked 14 Nov. That's our last look, not a live ticket check.

Event details may change. Confirm times, availability and prices with the organiser before attending.

The lowdown

The film and television industry in Sydney is thriving and being the home base for the many that contribute creatively and artistically to the industry, Sydney is the perfect city to host this exhibition.

Behind the scenes is a creative world who’s hard work and talent, which is typically shared only in a flash, within the confines of a television or movie screen, can now be accessible and appreciated collectively within the walls of an intimate gallery setting. The exhibit includes pieces created for and used in film and television productions as well as personal work created on the side. These pieces will include an eclectic mix of sculpture, paintings, props, kinetic and animatronic art.

Not only does this exhibition bring practical effects artists together to share and celebrate the love and enthusiasm of their craft, it also brings the film and television industry community and arts community together, creating an engaging, educational, entertaining, inspiring and very unique event. The only arts exhibition of its kind in Sydney.

With 3 consecutive, successful years, the SideFX exhibition together with the addition of artist talks and Q&A, has become a popular event attracting hundreds of attendees each year.

Join us for our 2026 show as we continue to celebrate these talented artists.

A special panel Q&A with industry artists discussing 'The Art of FX' taking place on Saturday 21st November (11am to 12:30pm). This is a FREE ticketed event with limited seats available.

Where to rock up

18-22 Sydney St, Marrickville

Getting there

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Behind the scenes is a creative world who’s hard work and talent, which is typically shared only in a flash, within the confines of a television or movie screen, can now be accessible and appreciated collectively within the walls of an intimate gallery setting.