Gallery 152

Gallery 152 Art gallery in York, WA featuring the work of contemporary artists from around Australia.

Gallery 152 is a contemporary art gallery showcasing artists from around Australia and home to the York Botanic Art Prize. Ngala Kaaditj Ballardong Noongar moort keyen kaadak nidja boodja – we acknowledge the Ballardong Noongar people as the original custodians of this land.

Mooley the Cow & Other Ballardong Yarnsopens 1pm 24th January 2026Exhibition times: Saturdays and Sundays only 24th Jan...
17/01/2026

Mooley the Cow & Other Ballardong Yarns
opens 1pm 24th January 2026
Exhibition times: Saturdays and Sundays only 24th January - 22nd February 2026, 10am - 3pm.

Inspired by An Australian Parsonage, Janet Millet's 1870s account of living in York during the 1860s, Mooley the Cow & Other Ballardong Yarns is a collaboration between York's Ballardong Noongar community and artists Susie Vickery and Nic Compton.

Experience York Western Australia

Join us for a talk by artists Sultana Shamshi and Susie Vickery on Sunday 8th December at 11am. Sultana grew up in Bomb...
24/11/2024

Join us for a talk by artists Sultana Shamshi and Susie Vickery on Sunday 8th December at 11am.

Sultana grew up in Bombay, studying art and ceramics, but now calls Perth home. She is a practising artist/jeweller working with materials like textiles, paper, recycled plastics and found objects side by side with precious metals and stones.

Experimenting with techniques to combine these materials, creating new tropes, she constantly challenges held beliefs and traditional mores.

Susie was born in Perth and travelled widely before returning home. She is an embroiderer who uses her community engagement in India, Tibet, Turkey and Nepal, and her concerns about the degradation of the environment and climate change, as inspiration for her story-telling with embroidered animations, puppets, automata and textile pieces. She is a Fellow of the Society of Designer Craftsmen, UK.

Canola season has been and gone but this work by Dennis 'Noongali' Kickett reminds us of just how beautiful the Wheatbel...
03/11/2024

Canola season has been and gone but this work by Dennis 'Noongali' Kickett reminds us of just how beautiful the Wheatbelt's canola fields are when in full flush.
'Canola in Djilba', acrylic on canvas. 61 x 91.5cm $1900

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'Train of the Ningarn' is inspired by the Ningarn (echidna), the totem of Dennis 'Noongali' Kickett, created during his ...
27/10/2024

'Train of the Ningarn' is inspired by the Ningarn (echidna), the totem of Dennis 'Noongali' Kickett, created during his recent residency at Gallery 152.

SOLD.
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Its been exciting to watch the development of this new work by artist in residence, Ballardong Noongar artist Dennis 'No...
27/10/2024

Its been exciting to watch the development of this new work by artist in residence, Ballardong Noongar artist Dennis 'Noongali' Kickett. 'Train of the Ningarn' is inspired by Noongali's totem the Ningarn (echidna).

Available now $2,000.

Email for more information [email protected]

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152 Avon Tce
York, WA
6302

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 3pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 3pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm
Sunday 10am - 3pm

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+61419707755

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152 Avon Tce was built in 1884 as an Emporium by the then Mayor of York, William Dinsdale who was an importer and manufacturer of boots & shoes. The building has has since seen life as a Temperance Hotel, a tent making factory, a shirt factory and most recently a backpackers. Now occupying this historic building, Gallery 152 is a new contemporary art gallery and workshop space suitable for residential workshops, artist retreats and events. Ngala Kaaditj Ballardong Noongar moort keyen kaadak nidja boodja – we acknowledge the Ballardong Noongar people as the original custodians of this land.