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COTTESLOE GALLERY

We are excited to announce that our new gallery in Cottesloe, on the waterfront, is now open and all are welcome. Like our flagship gallery in Subiaco, this space is open seven days a week from 10am – 4pm, with our friendly and experienced staff on hand to help you find the perfect artwork or to learn more about the artists you love.

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SUBIACO GALLERY

A well-known feature of Perth’s inner western suburbs, our original Subiaco Gallery was established in 1998. The impressive front windows showcase the featured monthly exhibitions, inviting passersby to experience original quality visual art from Australia and abroad.

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WEST PERTH GALLERY

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In 2017 we relocated from our CBD gallery to an exciting New York style arts precinct in West Perth at 11 Old Aberdeen Place. Part of the Pickle District, the industrial-style gallery space offers ample street parking and proximity to other galleries and artist studios.

This versatile space allows us to combine exhibition space, our extensive stockroom of large and small artworks and our in-house framing studio.

CHERUBINO WINES

Cherubino Wines in Margaret River now includes a regional Linton & Kay art gallery. Artworks on display are selected from our range of gallery artists. The friendly Cherubino Wines staff are on hand to advise visitors to the gallery.

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