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Commercial galleries and artist cooperatives

fortyfivedownstairs

Flinders Lane is the city's key commercial gallery precinct, housing a concentration of commercial galleries – many specialising in indigenous art. Walk along this famous lane and experience exhibitions of indigenous art from around Australia, and the studios of Melbourne's most exciting emerging and established contemporary artists.

Explore further afield and discover galleries in Armadale, Port Melbourne and Fitzroy.

Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi. Photo: Michelle Matthews

Gallery Gabrielle Pizzi

Featuring contemporary indigenous artists with exhibitions ranging from painting to installation pieces and highlighting less-recognised talent, as well as prominent artists.
Level 3, 75–77 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Ph 03 9654 2944

Craft Victoria. Photo: Shopping Secrets

Craft Victoria

Wander downstairs and discover a diverse range of craft and design exhibitions.
31 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Ph 03 9650 7775

West Space

West Space

An artist-run initiative, West Space gives exhibitors maximum flexibility and autonomy, attracting many young and emerging artists.
Level 1 15–19 Anthony Street, Melbourne
Ph 03 9328 8712

Bus Gallery. Photo: Shopping Secrets

Bus Gallery

Visit Bus, an artist-run initiative featuring artist studios and a gallery comprising three exhibition spaces.
Level 1, 117 Little Lonsdale Street, Melbourne
Ph 03 9662 2442

Blindside. Photo: Shopping Secrets

Blindside

Run by artists for artists, Blindside is dedicated to presenting emerging and established artists in solo, duo and curated group shows.
Room 14, Level 7, 37 Swanston Streeet, Melbourne
Ph 03 9650 0093

down the stairs

fortyfivedownstairs

A sometime gallery, theatre, intellectual forum and live music venue, fortyfivedownstairs changes identity to suit the artistic form in question.
45 Flinders Lane, Melbourne
Ph 03 9662 9966

Gallery Funaki. Photo: Shopping Secrets

Gallery Funaki

Discover contemporary international jewellery on display by established and emerging artists from Australia and around the world.
4 Crossley Street, Melbourne
Ph 03 9662 9446

McCulloch Gallery. Photo: Michelle Matthews

McCulloch Gallery

Almost every fortnight sees the launch of a new exhibition by emerging artists or established talent at the McCulloch Gallery.
8 Rankins Lane, Melbourne
Ph 03 9602 1101

Someday Store & Gallery

Someday Store & Gallery

Someday Store & Gallery is home to local design duo PAM (a.k.a Perks and Mini), while the gallery exhibits contemporary artists from all over the world.
Level 3, Curtin House, 252 Swanston Street, Melbourne
Ph 03 9654 6458

Kings Artist Run Initiative. Photo: Shopping Secrets

Kings Artist Run Initiative

Spanning disciplines including sound, performance art and lens-based work, Kings ARI seeks to promote the best in contemporary arts practice.
1/171 King Street, Melbourne
Ph 03 9642 0859

Port Art

Port Art

An artist-run gallery featuring solo, group and invitation exhibitions from a range of artists.
384 Bay Street, Port Melbourne

FAD Gallery & Bar. Photo: Shopping Secrets

FAD Gallery & Bar

FAD is both a gallery and a bar, dedicated to hosting pop art exhibitions, live music and a wide variety of other functions.
14 Corrs Lane, Melbourne
Ph 03 9639 2700

Further Links
www.acga.com.au