Spiral Gallery
Bega
Gallery / Museum
Spiral Gallery
Spiral Gallery Co-operative is one of the longest established Artists Run Initiatives in NSW and Australia. Spiral Gallery Bega supports contemporary art practice through creative exhibitions and is a not for profit artists-run cooperative established in 1997.
It has forged its way to become one of the icons of Bega Valley, working in partnership with many artists and organisations to mentor and support arts development in the Bega Valley. The gallery promotes contemporary and innovative art practice through its exhibition program. It offers opportunities for both established and emerging artists to exhibit and sell their work, hosting solo shows, community group shows and exhibitions by the Spiral artists themselves. It is the only open access gallery in the Bega Valley region.
The Gallery caters to a broad range of artists including painters, sculptors, glass artists, gold and silversmiths, textile artists, printers, photographers, mixed media and installation artists living within the Bega Valley and beyond. The gallery offers the chance to use and share a professional exhibition space as well as to connect, exchange artistic dialogue and informal mentoring.
It has forged its way to become one of the icons of Bega Valley, working in partnership with many artists and organisations to mentor and support arts development in the Bega Valley. The gallery promotes contemporary and innovative art practice through its exhibition program. It offers opportunities for both established and emerging artists to exhibit and sell their work, hosting solo shows, community group shows and exhibitions by the Spiral artists themselves. It is the only open access gallery in the Bega Valley region.
The Gallery caters to a broad range of artists including painters, sculptors, glass artists, gold and silversmiths, textile artists, printers, photographers, mixed media and installation artists living within the Bega Valley and beyond. The gallery offers the chance to use and share a professional exhibition space as well as to connect, exchange artistic dialogue and informal mentoring.
Accessibility:
Actively welcomes people with access needs. Welcomes and assists people who have challenges with learning, communication, understanding and behaviour. (includes people with autism, intellectual disability, Down syndrome, acquired brain injury (ABI), dyslexia and dementia) Caters for people who use a wheelchair.
Additional Information:
Family Friendly, Non Smoking, Shop / Gift Shop
