Gallery 101
Gallery 101 supports a diversity of contemporary art practice. Established in 1992, and ideally situated in one of Melbourne’s major landmark buildings, 101 Collins Street, the gallery is at the centre of the city’s most renowned gallery district.
Leading Australian artists are represented in a changing program of exhibitions showcasing painting, printmaking, drawing, photography, sculpture, tapestry and installation.
New exhibitions are open to the public every three weeks from mid February to late December. Integrated throughout the annual program are innovative exhibitions by guest curators that introduce work by new artists and offer a forum for current social and cultural debate.
Address
Gound Level, 101 Collins Street
Flinders Lane Precinct
Victoria
Australia
Postal Address
Gound Level, 101 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
Gound Level, 101 Collins Street
Flinders Lane Precinct
Victoria
Australia
Postal Address
Gound Level, 101 Collins Street, Melbourne, VIC 3000
Australia
Opening Hours
Tues-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 12-4pm
Price
Free
Wheelchair Access
Tues-Fri 10am-5pm, Sat 12-4pm
Price
Free
Wheelchair Access
Yes
Heather Shimmen’s extraordinary detailed lino-cut prints deal with themes of migration and land. They tell individual and collective stories of struggle and fancy to expand the sanctioned histories of our colonial past and question the meaning of our national identity.
November 2008
Deborah Walker conjures a parallel world full of imagination and reflectiveness, alter egos and dreams with a meticulous and elegant vocabulary of formal devices and techniques. Her enigmatic compositions are metaphors for the roles we play, sometimes unknowingly, in the individual theatre of the…
October 2008
Dena Lester produces dense and powerful images of familiar and archetypically significant subjects. Not seeking to reduce the world to an image of its clearsightedness, she creates ‘pure and accidental’ images by variously exposing the film to light in camera and embracing the visual effects.
October 2008
By Arrangement expresses an intimate connection with time and its passing.A realist still life painter, Mertzlin’s loose and formidable collection of antiques and junk form the basis for her compositions. In the studio, she arranges them according to colour and surface, to create a satisfying pla…
September 2008
Petrus takes his inspiration directly from the nocturnal landscape and the bush after fires. With their blackened surfaces each work radiates an inner stillness and quiet energy that contrasts the chaotic elements of twenty-first century life.
August 2008







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