Event Title: Inherent Lineage, new sculpture by Tania Spencer.
Participating Artists: Tania Spencer.
Venue:
Gunyulgup Galleries,
Gunyulgup Valley Drive, Yallingup, WA.
Description: Gunyulgup Galleries is very excited to present a solo exhibition by Tania Spencer. She creates hand bent knitted wire sculptures, ranging from small basket like forms to wall hangings to large outdoor works. Materials range from steel, copper, aluminium, wood with a variety of finishes applied.
The show opens on Easter Saturday 30th March at 5.30pm, on until 14th April 2013.
See our website now for a preview: www.gunyulgupgalleries.com.au
Dates: 30 March 2013 to 14 April 2013.
Opening Times: 7 days, 10am - 5pm.
For more information, contact: enquiries@gunyulgupgalleries.com.au.
Thursday, 21 March 2013
Wednesday, 20 March 2013
Various Artists @ The Zig Zag Gallery Kalamunda
Event Title: esordio>debut>beginning.
Participating Artists: Vicky Lee Johnston, Katalin Dobos, Michelle Reynolds, Julia Sutton, Carolyn McIntosh, Ian Kaye.
Venue:
The Zig Zag Gallery Kalamunda,
50 Railway Road, Kalamunda.
Description: Do not miss the wonderful opportunity to view the works of these emerging artists at The Zig Zag Gallery Kalamunda.
Vicky Lee Johnston Botanical Artist
Katalin Dobos Textiles
Michelle Reynolds Acrylic on Canvas
Julia Sutton Hot Wax Encaustic
Carolyn McIntosh Mixed Media
Ian Kaye Found Sculptural
Dates: 22 March 2013 to 31 March 2013.
Opening Times: Opening 22 March 6.30-8pm; Mon-Fri 9-4; Sat-Sun10-4.
For more information, contact: 92579953.
Participating Artists: Vicky Lee Johnston, Katalin Dobos, Michelle Reynolds, Julia Sutton, Carolyn McIntosh, Ian Kaye.
Venue:
The Zig Zag Gallery Kalamunda,
50 Railway Road, Kalamunda.
Description: Do not miss the wonderful opportunity to view the works of these emerging artists at The Zig Zag Gallery Kalamunda.
Vicky Lee Johnston Botanical Artist
Katalin Dobos Textiles
Michelle Reynolds Acrylic on Canvas
Julia Sutton Hot Wax Encaustic
Carolyn McIntosh Mixed Media
Ian Kaye Found Sculptural
Dates: 22 March 2013 to 31 March 2013.
Opening Times: Opening 22 March 6.30-8pm; Mon-Fri 9-4; Sat-Sun10-4.
For more information, contact: 92579953.
Revealed - Public Symposium @ State Library of WA Theatre
Event Title: Revealed - Public Symposium.
Venue:
State Library of WA Theatre.
Description: The Revealed half-day public symposium will feature a range of speakers including: Stefano Carboni, Director, Art Gallery of WA; Ron Merkel QC, Chair of the Indigenous Art Code of Conduct; Tim Klingender, Aboriginal art specialist and adviser to Bonhams Auctions; Dr Diane Mossenson, Director, Indigenart-Mossenson Galleries; The Hon. Fred Chaney AO; Sandra Hill, Noongar artist; and Art centre presentations.
Dates: 12 April 2013.
Opening Times: 1-5pm.
Venue:
State Library of WA Theatre.
Description: The Revealed half-day public symposium will feature a range of speakers including: Stefano Carboni, Director, Art Gallery of WA; Ron Merkel QC, Chair of the Indigenous Art Code of Conduct; Tim Klingender, Aboriginal art specialist and adviser to Bonhams Auctions; Dr Diane Mossenson, Director, Indigenart-Mossenson Galleries; The Hon. Fred Chaney AO; Sandra Hill, Noongar artist; and Art centre presentations.
Dates: 12 April 2013.
Opening Times: 1-5pm.
Revealed - Art Marketplace @ Urban Orchard
Event Title: Revealed - Art Marketplace.
Venue:
Urban Orchard,
Perth Cultural Centre.
Description: Free admission
The Revealed marketplace will be held at the Urban Orchard at the Perth Cultural Centre, near the Perth Railway Station.
The marketplace gives art centres the opportunity to display and sell an exciting range of work directly to the public and to share the stories of their art and communities.
Twenty Aboriginal-owned art centres from across WA will have stalls where visitors can buy art from the people who make it. The festival atmosphere of the marketplace will be enhanced by music, film and art-making.
There will also be other things happening around the Perth Cultural Centre on the day - all of them are free:
9.30am - Western Australian Museum: tour Katta Djinoong Gallery with Brett Nannup
11am and 12 noon - Art Gallery of WA: family friendly Indigenous art tours
12 noon - Urban Orchard: emerging talent from Abmusic
1pm - Art Gallery of WA: highlights of the Indigenous Art Collection tour
1.50pm - Urban Orchard: emerging talent from Abmusic
2.30 - WA Museum: preview of Kaarla Kaatijin by Yirra Yaakin Theatre
12 noon- 4pm - Weaving Studio: Marketplace site.
Dates: 13 April 2013.
Opening Times: 12-4pm.
Venue:
Urban Orchard,
Perth Cultural Centre.
Description: Free admission
The Revealed marketplace will be held at the Urban Orchard at the Perth Cultural Centre, near the Perth Railway Station.
The marketplace gives art centres the opportunity to display and sell an exciting range of work directly to the public and to share the stories of their art and communities.
Twenty Aboriginal-owned art centres from across WA will have stalls where visitors can buy art from the people who make it. The festival atmosphere of the marketplace will be enhanced by music, film and art-making.
There will also be other things happening around the Perth Cultural Centre on the day - all of them are free:
9.30am - Western Australian Museum: tour Katta Djinoong Gallery with Brett Nannup
11am and 12 noon - Art Gallery of WA: family friendly Indigenous art tours
12 noon - Urban Orchard: emerging talent from Abmusic
1pm - Art Gallery of WA: highlights of the Indigenous Art Collection tour
1.50pm - Urban Orchard: emerging talent from Abmusic
2.30 - WA Museum: preview of Kaarla Kaatijin by Yirra Yaakin Theatre
12 noon- 4pm - Weaving Studio: Marketplace site.
Dates: 13 April 2013.
Opening Times: 12-4pm.
Revealed - Exhibition @ Gallery Central- Central Institute of Technology
Event Title: Revealed - Exhibition.
Venue:
Gallery Central - Central Institute of Technology,
12 Aberdeen St, Northbridge.
Description: The Revealed exhibition showcases art by emerging WA Aboriginal artists across a variety of artistic mediums and a diverse range of styles.
The majority of the featured artists are from regional and remote areas of the State. Revealed artists represent a diverse range of Aboriginal language groups.
Artworks in the exhibition are for sale. The income and audience exposure for the emerging artists will assist in the development of their arts practice skills and improve self-employment and earning prospects.
Admission free.
Dates: 13 April to 4 May 2013.
Opening Times: Monday-Friday, 10am-4.45pm.
Venue:
Gallery Central - Central Institute of Technology,
12 Aberdeen St, Northbridge.
Description: The Revealed exhibition showcases art by emerging WA Aboriginal artists across a variety of artistic mediums and a diverse range of styles.
The majority of the featured artists are from regional and remote areas of the State. Revealed artists represent a diverse range of Aboriginal language groups.
Artworks in the exhibition are for sale. The income and audience exposure for the emerging artists will assist in the development of their arts practice skills and improve self-employment and earning prospects.
Admission free.
Dates: 13 April to 4 May 2013.
Opening Times: Monday-Friday, 10am-4.45pm.
Monday, 18 March 2013
Jan Rowe, Margaret Osborn, Gail Dell @ Lighthouse Gallery
| Event Title: AWAKENING THE SENSES. Participating Artists: Jan Rowe, Margaret Osborn, Gail Dell. Venue: Lighthouse Gallery, 34 Loftus Street, Nedlands. Description: All are welcome to attend our opening night. The artists range in style, technique and genre. This is an exhibition with a difference. It will cover acrylic paintings, mixed media and the written word, prose and poetry. Please come along and awaken your senses, enjoy refreshments and a light snack as you are immersed in colour, reflection, and prose.. Dates: 26 April 2013 to 26 April 2013. Opening Times: Friday 6.30pm - 8.30pm. For more information, contact: Jan Rowe 0419 922 038 or Gail Dell 0421415 288. |
Sunday, 10 March 2013
Various Artists from Artitja Fine Art @ Pakenham St Art Studio (PSAS)
Event Title: DISCOVER A Collection of Fashion and Art.
Participating Artists: Judy Napangardi Watson, Shorty Jangala Robertson, Liddy Napanangka Walker.
Venue:
Artitja Fine Art at Pakenham St Art Studio (PSAS),
22 Pakenham St, Fremantle.
Description: Artitja Fine Art is bringing fashion and art together with the launch of an Indigenous design fashion label, inspired by the art from one of Australia's remotest desert communities at Yuendumu, NT.
Using digital technology, designer Carolyn Daniell has transposed the artists‚ designs into a colourful, easy to wear range of unique, stylish clothing.
The artists who will receive ongoing royalties from clothing sales. Their paintings will be on display to the 24th March.
The multi-media fashion show will be opened by Winthrop Professor Ted Snell on Friday 15th March, 2013 at 8pm on the ground floor of PS Art Space (PSAS), collaborators in the event.
Dates: 15 March 2013 to 24 March 2013.
Opening Times: Launch 7.15-10.30pm, Exhibition daily 10-5pm.
For more information, contact: Anna Kanaris 0418 900 954.
Participating Artists: Judy Napangardi Watson, Shorty Jangala Robertson, Liddy Napanangka Walker.
Venue:
Artitja Fine Art at Pakenham St Art Studio (PSAS),
22 Pakenham St, Fremantle.
Description: Artitja Fine Art is bringing fashion and art together with the launch of an Indigenous design fashion label, inspired by the art from one of Australia's remotest desert communities at Yuendumu, NT.
Using digital technology, designer Carolyn Daniell has transposed the artists‚ designs into a colourful, easy to wear range of unique, stylish clothing.
The artists who will receive ongoing royalties from clothing sales. Their paintings will be on display to the 24th March.
The multi-media fashion show will be opened by Winthrop Professor Ted Snell on Friday 15th March, 2013 at 8pm on the ground floor of PS Art Space (PSAS), collaborators in the event.
Dates: 15 March 2013 to 24 March 2013.
Opening Times: Launch 7.15-10.30pm, Exhibition daily 10-5pm.
For more information, contact: Anna Kanaris 0418 900 954.
Friday, 8 March 2013
Various Artists @ Wesley Uniting Church in the City
Event Title: STATIONS OF THE CROSS 2013.
Participating Artists: Toby Bell, Robert Birch, Victor France, Marie Hobbs, Peggy Lyon, Anne McCaughey, Brian McKay, Peter Saxon, Annette Seeman, Cathy Swioklo, John Teschendorff, Natalia Triviño Lozano, Jane Whiteley, Lauren Wilhelm and Andrea Vinkovic. Curated by Catherine Czerw.
Venue:
Wesley Uniting Church in the City,
Corner of Hay and William Streets, Perth.
Description: Perth‚s annual Stations of the Cross exhibition is returning to Wesley Uniting Church in the City this Easter. This unique Western Australian event features newly created artworks, specially commissioned for the show. This year's exhibition includes such eminent artists as Brian McKay alongside some of the strongest visual art talents currently at work in Western Australia's visual art scene.
Every year 15 artists are invited to respond to the traditional Easter story known as the 'Stations of the Cross'. The challenge put to each artist is to draw on their own personal understanding of the meaning of Easter and share their thoughts and idea in a newly created artwork. The result is a unique and often powerful exhibition comprised of a fascinating collection of visual interpretations that tackle some of the most complex aspects of the human condition; namely the journey of life and death that lie at the heart of Easter.
Dates: 23 March 2013 to 1 April 2013.
Opening Times: Daily 9-5pm.
For more information, contact: Catherine Czerw.
Participating Artists: Toby Bell, Robert Birch, Victor France, Marie Hobbs, Peggy Lyon, Anne McCaughey, Brian McKay, Peter Saxon, Annette Seeman, Cathy Swioklo, John Teschendorff, Natalia Triviño Lozano, Jane Whiteley, Lauren Wilhelm and Andrea Vinkovic. Curated by Catherine Czerw.
Venue:
Wesley Uniting Church in the City,
Corner of Hay and William Streets, Perth.
Description: Perth‚s annual Stations of the Cross exhibition is returning to Wesley Uniting Church in the City this Easter. This unique Western Australian event features newly created artworks, specially commissioned for the show. This year's exhibition includes such eminent artists as Brian McKay alongside some of the strongest visual art talents currently at work in Western Australia's visual art scene.
Every year 15 artists are invited to respond to the traditional Easter story known as the 'Stations of the Cross'. The challenge put to each artist is to draw on their own personal understanding of the meaning of Easter and share their thoughts and idea in a newly created artwork. The result is a unique and often powerful exhibition comprised of a fascinating collection of visual interpretations that tackle some of the most complex aspects of the human condition; namely the journey of life and death that lie at the heart of Easter.
Dates: 23 March 2013 to 1 April 2013.
Opening Times: Daily 9-5pm.
For more information, contact: Catherine Czerw.
Thursday, 7 March 2013
Peteris Ciemitis, Gabrielle Mazalevskis, Maija Medenis, Maris Raudzins, Len Zuks @ Heathcote Museum & Gallery
Event Title: Penumbra.
Participating Artists: Peteris Ciemitis, Gabrielle Mazalevskis, Maija Medenis, Maris Raudzins, Len Zuks.
Venue:
Heathcote Museum & Gallery,
Swan House, 58-60 Duncraig Road, Applecross WA.
Description:
Penumbra is a twilight place, where one can\'t remain and dwell except briefly or in transition. It is a place that suggests imminent promise or dread. These five artists have produced a body of work that explores personal transitions, both artistically and emotionally, and ultimately questions where each is going.
Artist Talk.
Creativity in Confined Spaces with Peteris Ciemitis.
Creative activity is often regarded as the outcome of unfettered, free thinking, but Penumbra artist, Peteris Ciemitis argues that sometimes interesting new directions occur when we find ourselves trapped in a corner. Creativity in Confined Spaces deals with some of these instances through a series of images, and also presents a snapshot of Ciemitis‚ own creative process.
Peteris Ciemitis was winner of the Black Swan Prize for portraiture in 2010, and has been a finalist in the Archibald Prize twice. He has trouble remembering faces.
Date: Sunday 17 March 2013
Time: 12-1pm
Cost: Free
RSVP to: claire.bushby@melville.wa.gov.au or 9364 5666.
Dates: 2 March 2013 to 7 April 2013.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri, 10am-3pm; Sat-Sun 12-4pm.
For more information, contact: claire.bushby@melville.wa.gov.au.
Participating Artists: Peteris Ciemitis, Gabrielle Mazalevskis, Maija Medenis, Maris Raudzins, Len Zuks.
Venue:
Heathcote Museum & Gallery,
Swan House, 58-60 Duncraig Road, Applecross WA.
Description:
Penumbra is a twilight place, where one can\'t remain and dwell except briefly or in transition. It is a place that suggests imminent promise or dread. These five artists have produced a body of work that explores personal transitions, both artistically and emotionally, and ultimately questions where each is going.
Artist Talk.
Creativity in Confined Spaces with Peteris Ciemitis.
Creative activity is often regarded as the outcome of unfettered, free thinking, but Penumbra artist, Peteris Ciemitis argues that sometimes interesting new directions occur when we find ourselves trapped in a corner. Creativity in Confined Spaces deals with some of these instances through a series of images, and also presents a snapshot of Ciemitis‚ own creative process.
Peteris Ciemitis was winner of the Black Swan Prize for portraiture in 2010, and has been a finalist in the Archibald Prize twice. He has trouble remembering faces.
Date: Sunday 17 March 2013
Time: 12-1pm
Cost: Free
RSVP to: claire.bushby@melville.wa.gov.au or 9364 5666.
Dates: 2 March 2013 to 7 April 2013.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri, 10am-3pm; Sat-Sun 12-4pm.
For more information, contact: claire.bushby@melville.wa.gov.au.
Various Artists @ Heathcote Museum & Gallery
Event Title: Ceramic Arts Association Annual Selective Members Exhibition.
Participating Artists: Various.
Venue:
Heathcote Museum & Gallery,
Swan House, 58-60 Duncraig Road, Applecross WA.
Description: This annual exhibition of selected works will showcase a diverse range of ceramic arts produced by Western Australian potters. CAAWA is a not-for-profit organisation run by members aiming to promote all aspects of handmade pottery and ceramic sculpture.
Dates: 13 April 2013 to 19 May 2013.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri, 10am-3pm; Sat-Sun 12-4pm.
For more information, contact: claire.bushby@melville.wa.gov.au.
Participating Artists: Various.
Venue:
Heathcote Museum & Gallery,
Swan House, 58-60 Duncraig Road, Applecross WA.
Description: This annual exhibition of selected works will showcase a diverse range of ceramic arts produced by Western Australian potters. CAAWA is a not-for-profit organisation run by members aiming to promote all aspects of handmade pottery and ceramic sculpture.
Dates: 13 April 2013 to 19 May 2013.
Opening Times: Tues-Fri, 10am-3pm; Sat-Sun 12-4pm.
For more information, contact: claire.bushby@melville.wa.gov.au.
Wednesday, 6 March 2013
Fieldey @ Multiple Margaret River Venues.
Event Title: Fieldey's Kookshow - Dropping in on Surf Art.
Participating Artists: Fieldey.
Venues:
MuKau Gallery, Gnarabar and Warrahwillah Gallery plus two more venues to be announced. MuKau Gallery: 2/69 Bussell Highway, Cowaramup/ 9755 9922 Warrahwillah Gallery: 6/119 Bussell Highway (upstairs) Margaret River / 9757 9997 Gnarabar: Margarets Beach Resort, 1 Resort Place, Gnarabup Beach, Margaret River / 9757 1583.
Description: Fieldey's Kookshow is dropping in on the Margaret River Pro this March!
Nestled in the sweaty crease between surf, tattoo and graffiti art, this Perth-based water-lover paints surfboards the likes of which have never been seen around these parts. If you haven't already been introduced to the world of Fieldey, get ready for a new style of genre-breaking art that‚s cheeky, anti-establishment, virile and colourful.
Fieldey's first board art exhibition promises multi-breasted animal women and bad puns galore with images to ponder at MuKau Gallery, Gnarabar and Warrahwillah Gallery plus two more venues to be announced.
Check out www.fieldey.com or FieldeyArt on Facebook for more information about the artist, exhibition and additional venues as they are announced.
Dates: 15 March 2013 to 24 March 2013.
Opening Times: See venues for more info.
For more information, contact: www.fieldey.com/events.
Participating Artists: Fieldey.
Venues:
MuKau Gallery, Gnarabar and Warrahwillah Gallery plus two more venues to be announced. MuKau Gallery: 2/69 Bussell Highway, Cowaramup/ 9755 9922 Warrahwillah Gallery: 6/119 Bussell Highway (upstairs) Margaret River / 9757 9997 Gnarabar: Margarets Beach Resort, 1 Resort Place, Gnarabup Beach, Margaret River / 9757 1583.
Description: Fieldey's Kookshow is dropping in on the Margaret River Pro this March!
Nestled in the sweaty crease between surf, tattoo and graffiti art, this Perth-based water-lover paints surfboards the likes of which have never been seen around these parts. If you haven't already been introduced to the world of Fieldey, get ready for a new style of genre-breaking art that‚s cheeky, anti-establishment, virile and colourful.
Fieldey's first board art exhibition promises multi-breasted animal women and bad puns galore with images to ponder at MuKau Gallery, Gnarabar and Warrahwillah Gallery plus two more venues to be announced.
Check out www.fieldey.com or FieldeyArt on Facebook for more information about the artist, exhibition and additional venues as they are announced.
Dates: 15 March 2013 to 24 March 2013.
Opening Times: See venues for more info.
For more information, contact: www.fieldey.com/events.
Tuesday, 5 March 2013
Mia Laing @ Suburban Table
Event Title: In Celebration of Domestic Joy.
Participating Artists: Mia Laing.
Venue:
Suburban Table,
622 Stirling Highway Mosman Park 6011.
Description: After many years of pursuing a career in 'Children's Illustration', Mia initially turned to canvas painting as a means of de-stressing from the demands of the illustration field, and to try a medium that was more fluid and forgiving than pen and gouache. She knew immediately that she had found a new passion.
Mia's love of photography, of capturing light and life, helps her to freeze moments into a photograph, which she then uses to paint from. Mia enjoys many genres of oil painting, including portraiture, still life and landscape. Mia finds real joy in setting up a still life and playing around with it until she finds the perfect light and composition. She believes her still life painting's are a celebration of domestic joy… a full fruit bowl, a bunch of cheerful flowers. Her life portraits, depict children, pets and families, captured in natural, unposed moments. Her paintings are always a celebration of joy and the beauty of life.
Mia started working her art as a career just last year. In 2012, Mia entered 4 art prizes and had a win in two of these, which is a great accomplishment. Mia won the 'People's Choice Award' at the Mosman Park Art Awards in 2012, for her painting of 3 children playing on a jetty, titled "Look Before You Leap". She also won the 'Animal Art Awards' held at the Perth Art Expo in 2012. Her winning painting, "Girl's Best Friend" depicts the love of a child for her dog.
Mia writes weekly about her "Life at the end of a paintbrush" on her blog/website and Facebook art page - mymiasart.com, where you can also view her gallery.
Suburbantable.com
Artwork may be viewed outside restaurant times by contacting the restaurant.
Dates: Tuesday 12th March to Saturday 20th April.
Opening Times: Dinner Tuesday to Saturday 5.30pm till 11pm.
For more information, contact: 9383 2233.
Participating Artists: Mia Laing.
Venue:
Suburban Table,
622 Stirling Highway Mosman Park 6011.
Description: After many years of pursuing a career in 'Children's Illustration', Mia initially turned to canvas painting as a means of de-stressing from the demands of the illustration field, and to try a medium that was more fluid and forgiving than pen and gouache. She knew immediately that she had found a new passion.
Mia's love of photography, of capturing light and life, helps her to freeze moments into a photograph, which she then uses to paint from. Mia enjoys many genres of oil painting, including portraiture, still life and landscape. Mia finds real joy in setting up a still life and playing around with it until she finds the perfect light and composition. She believes her still life painting's are a celebration of domestic joy… a full fruit bowl, a bunch of cheerful flowers. Her life portraits, depict children, pets and families, captured in natural, unposed moments. Her paintings are always a celebration of joy and the beauty of life.
Mia started working her art as a career just last year. In 2012, Mia entered 4 art prizes and had a win in two of these, which is a great accomplishment. Mia won the 'People's Choice Award' at the Mosman Park Art Awards in 2012, for her painting of 3 children playing on a jetty, titled "Look Before You Leap". She also won the 'Animal Art Awards' held at the Perth Art Expo in 2012. Her winning painting, "Girl's Best Friend" depicts the love of a child for her dog.
Mia writes weekly about her "Life at the end of a paintbrush" on her blog/website and Facebook art page - mymiasart.com, where you can also view her gallery.
Suburbantable.com
Artwork may be viewed outside restaurant times by contacting the restaurant.
Dates: Tuesday 12th March to Saturday 20th April.
Opening Times: Dinner Tuesday to Saturday 5.30pm till 11pm.
For more information, contact: 9383 2233.
Saturday, 2 March 2013
Various Artists @ Melody Smith Gallery
Event Title: Works.
Participating Artists: Darryn Ansted, Cynthia Ellis, George Haynes, Martin Heine, Elwyn Lynn, Alex Spremberg.
Venue:
Melody Smith Gallery,
69 Oats St Carlisle WA 6101.
Description: This exhibition showcases a selection of works from the gallery stockroom and from recent studio residencies. These artists share a common interest in the potential of painting and exploit strategies which push the medium beyond it‚s usual limitations and expected outcomes. These works traverse philosophical and conceptual terrain challenging conventional notions of painting.
Dates: 06.03.2013 to 28.03.2013.
Opening Times: Tues - Sat 12 - 5pm.
For more information, contact: info@melodysmithgallery.com
Participating Artists: Darryn Ansted, Cynthia Ellis, George Haynes, Martin Heine, Elwyn Lynn, Alex Spremberg.
Venue:
Melody Smith Gallery,
69 Oats St Carlisle WA 6101.
Description: This exhibition showcases a selection of works from the gallery stockroom and from recent studio residencies. These artists share a common interest in the potential of painting and exploit strategies which push the medium beyond it‚s usual limitations and expected outcomes. These works traverse philosophical and conceptual terrain challenging conventional notions of painting.
Dates: 06.03.2013 to 28.03.2013.
Opening Times: Tues - Sat 12 - 5pm.
For more information, contact: info@melodysmithgallery.com
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