Best Large Art Galleries In Perth Near Me

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As one of WA’s most loved art galleries and the State’s largest picture framer, Gallery 360 showcase an extensive range of modern and contemporary art from leading Western Australian artists. Located in West Leederville, Perth, Gallery 360 offer a broad range of services. Serving as a central hub to artists and art galleries across Perth from Claremont to Joondalup and beyond, we come greatly sought after by a versatile client base. From art consulting, to mounting and framing services, our team have the experience, knowledge and flair to ensure you receive the best results.


Home to a fine collection of original paintings, art prints and wall designs, our experienced consultants can assist you throughout the entire process. From ensuring you purchase a piece you love, through to making sure it fits in harmony within your space. If you’re not sure where to start, we invite you to visit our Perth art gallery today or view our range of art available for sale online. Our WA-based gallery is composed of 3 micro art galleries, giving you the opportunity to pore over our collection with simplicity and ease.


Our website includes information on all our art gallery services, as well as original pieces at all price points. So, whether you’re decorating your home, or choosing art for a large commercial project in WA, Gallery 360’s specialised art services are perfect for you!


Liven up any room with an extensive range of affordable art prints.

4worldlovers: Linton & Kay Galleries, under the Directorship of Linton Partington and Gary Kay, represent a stable of quality artists including exciting early career artists and mid- and late-career artists from across Australia. The galleries specialise in contemporary two-dimensional and three-dimensional artworks, including Aboriginal Art. With three gallery spaces in the Perth metropolitan area and a fourth space in Margaret River, the galleries are committed to exhibiting quality solo exhibitions and carefully curated group shows. The experienced and knowledgeable staff are always available to assist corporate, private and investment clients. Learn More >


Prepare to embrace the beast within with Johnny Romeo’s viciously vibrant rendition of notorious Mexican gangster Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman in Bullet Proof Flow.

The painting marks the soft launch of the new Southcamp Brewhouse in Dunsborough. Bursting with explosive bubble-gum colours and bold Pop imagery, the painting is a fun sugar rush that pits the world’s most powerful drug kingpin against the ocean’s deadliest creature, the great white shark.

Romeo’s clever mash-up of El Chapo and the shark perfectly encapsulates the drug lord’s reputation as an apex predator during his reign as the infamous leader of the Sinaloa cartel. Prior to his capture and arrest in 2016, El Chapo was renowned for his uncanny ability to survive intense shootouts and escape from the clutches of the law, a point highlighted with sly wit in the work’s title Bullet Proof Flow.

At the same time, the title cleverly nods to Southcamp Brewhouse’s refreshing selection of taps by toying with the double entendre of ‘flow’ as both a state of mind and the physical flow of mexican beer. Romeo rounds off the painting on a delectably visceral note with the punchy word assemblage ‘Beast Hold Mode’. The phrase alludes to the aggressive nature of the shark, who if unleashed would surely grab you in a ‘beast hold’.

On a more upbeat note, the word assemblage is a slick tip of the hat to Southcamp Brewhouse entering its own ‘beast mode’ to become a bright new player in the Perth craft beer scene.

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We are an art centre, bringing artists and art lovers together to enable the enjoyment of art. Our reasonable prices enhance the ability of artists and collectors to sell their fine art to discerning buyers. We carry a wide range of art, including Aboriginal art, both traditional and modern, landscapes, including Perth's famous beaches, portaits, abstracts and impressionism, all supplied by many different artists and collectors. Art is both an ideal gift and a wonderful investment.


Our main gallery, and head office, is located in Nedlands, a suburb of Perth, Western Australia. We are in Hampden House, which is the three-story building on the corner of Hampden Rd and Karella St.

4worldlovers: We have an ongoing program of new and exciting exhibitions planned for 2022

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4worldlovers: We are a not-for-profit organisation that highlights the work of leading Western Australian contemporary artists through a program of exhibitions, events and publishing.

We are in Cathedral Square, facing the lawns, between Hay St and St George's Terrace in the centre of Perth.

The paintings of George Haynes are characteristically drenched in colour and are a keen observation of everyday Australian life and landscape.

Ten years on, a gallery, but not a gallery, still going its own way

Art Collective WA operates on a self-funding model. Income is mainly generated through artwork sales, private benefaction and philanthropic donations, with some public funding for specified projects. There are a number of ways you can help the Collective’s ongoing work and forge a closer relationship with WA artists.

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4worldlovers: Some artists take your breathe away. After thirty years in the industry we still feel that thrill of discovery. Here are the people we are proud to represent.

Can we help you? View curated collections including price range, style and colour. Purchase with confidence, all artworks purchased online come with a 100% money back guarantee for 21 days.


It's fun to find a bargain. This is why we enjoy offering you a little extra excitement. For a limited time these works are available at a special sale price.

Japingka Aboriginal Art has been associated with Aboriginal art through its Directors for over thirty years. We are committed to fair and ethical trading in all our dealings with Aboriginal art and artists.

Japingka Aboriginal Art is a foundation member of both Aboriginal Art Association of Australia the national body for Aboriginal art organisations and businesses, and of Indigenous Art Code, the Federal Government initiative to establish best practice for quality and ethical standards in the industry.


'The idea of an artist meditating on their muse in heroic isolation is alien to desert people. Spinifex People design their lives around never being alone. Their preference is to always have malpa. The history of Spinifex painting reveals the creative and conceptual centrality of cooperation and collaboration that is fundamental to the lives of Anangu and their artistic practice.' (ed. John Carty and Luke Scholes, Sun and Shadow, p.193, Upswell Publishing, 2023)


The exhibition Ngayuku Tjukurrpa Mulapa - My True Story presents artworks by fourteen Pitjantjatjara painters depicting the central beliefs and stories that underlie their culture and their country. The contributing artists for this exhibition include Alison Munti Riley, Carolanne Ken, Madeline Curley, Maureen Baker, Teresa Baker, Meredith Curley, Julie and Janice Woods.

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Australian Aboriginal dot paintings are typical of a style of art works from the Central and Western Desert. They are a medium for telling stories and enlivening culture.

Aboriginal Art Centres support artists and ensure that their work is sold through ethical channels. Japingka Aboriginal Art is proud to exhibit the work of many Art Centres from around Australia.

Discover the symbols and iconography used in Australian Aboriginal Art. Learn how they can differ from artist to artist and community to community.

Read in-depth educational articles introducing Aboriginal art and culture, including interviews with artists, art centres and collectors.

Bush Medicine Leaves, a traditional Indigenous plant, are a key motif for Gloria Petyarre and a number of Australian Aboriginal artists from Utopia in Central Australia.

Utopia in Central Australia has produced many of the country’s greatest Aboriginal artists. Here is an overview of works of Utopia artists showing their varied styles and techniques.

Layers of delicate dot work create the depth and intricacy in the paintings of Sarrita King, one of the most outstanding young artists in contemporary Indigenous art.

Stories of the night skies and beautiful colours of ancestral homelands distinguish the art of Gabriella Possum Nungurrayi, daughter of the late and great artist Clifford Possum.

Sonya Edney is a West Australian artist in demand in Australia and internationally. Her work is featured in the Boola Bardip WA Museum

Recognised internationally as one of Australia's foremost artists, Dorothy was born into a family that lived in the Tanami Desert.

Well known Aboriginal artist who grew up in the Lockart River community in in far North Queensland

Along with Emily Kame Kngwarreye, Rover Thomas is one of the most successful Australian artists in the national and international art markets.

Aboriginal art is part of the culture of Australian Aboriginal people who have lived on the Australian continent for over 50,000 years. They represent the longest continuous culture to be found anywhere on earth. Examples of Aboriginal art are found in caves and rock shelters, and the oldest of these have been dated back at least 18,000 years.

Scientists are using new technology to see if even older dates will be confirmed. Some of these rock art sites depict animals that are now extinct on mainland Australia and show a time when the climate and ecology were very different to what we have today. This artwork is part of the historical record of the Australian continent.