The Warrnambool Art Gallery

Art gallery · Warrnambool ·

The Warrnambool Art Gallery

Art gallery · Warrnambool ·

Small gallery featuring Aboriginal art, European works, children's activities

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26 Liebig St, Warrnambool VIC 3280, Australia Get directions

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"A regional gallery showcasing works by local creatives, making it a convenient stop for anyone interested in contemporary and community art while visiting the coastal area." - Justin Meneguzzi Justin Meneguzzi Justin Meneguzzi is an award-winning journalist and photographer based in Melbourne, Australia. Whether he’s tracking down polar bears in the Arctic or a good laneway latte in Toronto, he's always out exploring. Travel + Leisure Editorial Guidelines

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The Warrnambool Art Gallery

Simran G.

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I went there about 3 weeks back. It was small in comparison to other galleries I have visited in other areas but had some good collection highlighting the aboriginal culture. They had two free exhibition and a paid one. There was also a gift shop there and location is amazing. Overall it was a nice experience to learn more about aboriginal culture.

Nanling L.

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The gallery was quite small but well-maintained. I liked the simplicity of the displays and exhibits. There was a huge room for children to enjoy some creative art activities, such as making a flag out of paper and designing a shoe.

Tim D.

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Awful place. Wanted to pop in for 5 minutes to look at the temp exhibit while my burger cooked But told 'entry by donation' and the volunteer literally stood in my way blocking my entry. Not going to pay $5 for 5 minutes for the usual crappy art and dreadful curation that this place has. Hope council pulls funding and it is dies. I would certainly vote for that.

Ehsan H.

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Small art gallery, with section for kids to color, staff was lovely

Zeph

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It's a small art gallery, and it takes about 15-20 minutes to see both free sections. There's another section that costs $18 to enter. Very few visitors were there but maybe it's the time of the day or maybe there's not much to see? The kids' activity room seem rather large.

Roopali D.

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Nice art gallery filled with aboriginal paintings and art. This place also offers a great space for kids to get creative and colorful.

Gerard E.

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Beautiful little Gallery in the centre of the city. I had been looking forward to seeing the Tower Hill painting by Eugene Von Guerard 1855 It was featured on that show, Great Southern Landscapes by Rachel Griffiths. Seeing the painting IRL did not disappoint. Had a great informative chat to the helpful staff too.

Srisaiyeegharan K.

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Free entry and a beautiful art gallery show casing local talent. Do visit them when you are in Warranbool city. It's close to the surf Life Paradise club beach aswell. Can spend between 30 to 45 minutes here and there is parking on the side of the road.

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The Warrnambool Art Gallery

Simran G.

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Nanling L.

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Tim D.

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Ehsan H.

Google

Small art gallery, with section for kids to color, staff was lovely

Zeph

Google

Roopali D.

Google

Nice art gallery filled with aboriginal paintings and art. This place also offers a great space for kids to get creative and colorful.

Gerard E.

Google

Srisaiyeegharan K.

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The Warrnambool Art Gallery

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