Eyre Peninsula Art Galleries
Visit the art and craft galleries of the Eyre Peninsula to see authentic Aboriginal art, unique local jewellery, innovative exhibitions and more.
Ceduna Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Centre
Ceduna Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Centre is a must for anyone with an eye for authentic Aboriginal and contemporary arts. The Centre has a wide range of Aboriginal art, including original paintings, quality didgeridoos, boomerangs and genuine Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal gifts. Ceduna Aboriginal Arts and Cultural Centre is located on the corner of the Eyre Highway and Kuhlamnn Street, Ceduna. Open Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm.
Kiju Arts and Crafts Gallery and Workshop, Port Lincoln
Kuju Arts and Crafts Gallery is an art workshop opened to the public, which has authentic Aboriginal art and crafts for sale. The artists work on the site so visitors may meet with them, view their artwork and ask questions. The art ranges from small craft items, jewellery to silk canvas paintings both framed and unframed. Open Monday to Friday 9am - 5pm (after hours by appointment phone 0429 691 476).
Coffin Bay Art & Craft Gallery
This gallery has surprised and delighted many visitors to the region with its mix of fine art, sculptures, paintings, prints, furniture and Indigenous art. Our craftspeople are extremely talented and we represent a number of successful artists from Eyre Peninsula who are not represented by any other local galleries. We are Indigenous art specialists and source beautiful art works from around Australia including paintings and prints from Arnhem Land, Central Australia and the APY Lands in northern South Australia. Find it on the corner of Kent Street and Shepperd Avenue, Coffin Bay Open Friday 1-5pm, Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays 10am-5pm (other times by appointment phone 08 8685 4367).
Mayne Gallery, Port Lincoln Quality local arts and crafts are on display at the Mayne Gallery. Pottery, hand painted silks, woodwork, decoupage, knits, jewellery, embroidery, cards including local scenes, paintings, watercolour, oil, pastel, mixed medium and many more. Works of Marilyn Mayne exhibited. Centrally located at 14 King Street, opposite the Hilton Hotel, approximately five minutes walk from the Post Office. Open 7days 12.30pm - 4.30pm
Civic Hall Gallery, Port Lincoln There are two gallery spaces - Walter Nicholls Memorial Gallery and the Rotary Gallery, that have an ongoing, diverse and innovative programme of travelling exhibitions from all over Australia. The display spaces are changed every four to six weeks and are often accompanied by educational and social activities. Works created by local artists are available for purchase from the Gallery Shop that is situated at the front of the Civic Hall Gallery located on Tasman Terrace and is open 7days a week.
Rotunda Art Gallery, Tumby Bay The Rotunda Art Gallery is home to the Tumby Bay Art Group and is located on the foreshore at Tumby Bay. The Gallery has become quite a landmark in the area, following the completion of a mural produced by well know Elliston artist Siv Grava. Inside the gallery is a comprehensive display of local art in all media with local members on hand to provide details about the work. Open Monday and Wednesday 10am - 12 noon.
Whyalla Art Group Gallery The Whyalla Art Group Gallery features a display of oil paintings, watercolour, acrylic, pen and wash, coverall local scenes, the Flinders Ranges, sea and landscapes, painted gum leaves (framed and unframed) and packs of cards. Unframed watercolour paintings are ideal souvenirs. Located on Darling Terrace, 100 metres north of Post Office the Gallery is open Monday to Friday 10am-4pm, Saturday and Sunday 2-4pm.
Gawler Ranges Cultural Centre, Wudinna Centrally located in the Wudinna Memorial Hall, the Gawler Ranges Cultural Centre provides an opportunity to view local artworks and cultural displays. A number of artworks on display in the Centre have been acquired through the Gawler Ranges Acquisitive Art Competition. The Centre also hosts travelling exhibitions through Country Arts SA Visual Arts and exhibits the works of local artists. Ballantyne Street, Wudinna. Open Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm (other times by appointment phone 0427 007 584).
Middleback Theatre, Whyalla
While visiting Whyalla there is every chance that one of the many art and craft exhibitions could be on show in the foyer of the Middleback Theatre. Details of exhibitions can be obtained from the theatre. On permanent view are five lead-light windows depicting aspects of Whyalla and a mural tracing the pioneer history of the Middleback Ranges. On Nicolson Avenue, corner Racecourse Road. Open Tuesday to Friday 10.30am - 5.30pm.
