Tunbridge Gallery was established firstly in 2009 in Margaret River to showcase, in the South West, aboriginal art. In 2013 another gallery space was opened in Subiaco, Western Australia and in 2015 the Margaret River gallery was closed. In 2018 the gallery relocated to its new home in Cottesloe.
The gallery stocks a large selection of paintings and prints from all the Kimberley art centres, paintings from the Pilbara, paintings and weaving from the Western Desert and APY Lands communities, as well as bark paintings, wood sculpture and baskets from Arnhem Land and painting and wood carvings from the Tiwi Islands.All work is sourced from art centres owned and run by aboriginal communities.
The gallery stocks a large selection of paintings and prints from all the Kimberley art centres, paintings from the Pilbara, paintings and weaving from the Western Desert and APY Lands communities, as well as bark paintings, wood sculpture and baskets from Arnhem Land and painting and wood carvings from the Tiwi Islands.All work is sourced from art centres owned and run by aboriginal communities.
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Whether you are an experienced purchaser of aboriginal art or a beginner, we are able to help you acquire work that will suit your situation. If you are a beginner in this area, we will be happy to "walk you through" the various areas from where aboriginal art is produced and explain the differences to you.
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