Gadfly Gallery
Wati Jarra (Two Men Dreaming) - Mickey Jampijinpa [©Warlukurlangu Artists]
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Dalkeith WA 6009
Australia
Located on Perth's Swan River in WA, just 10 minutes from both Perth CBD and Cottesloe Beach, Gadfly Gallery, is in the heart of an art gallery precinct on Waratah Avenue, in the elegant suburb of Dalkeith.
A trip along the Swan River's picturesque Riverside Drive, brings you to the University of Western Australia, from where Gadfly Gallery can be directly approached by Stirling Highway, or more circuitously via Pelican Point, viewing the Royal Perth Yacht Club and windsurfers' favourite spots along the way.
Gadfly Gallery specialises in indigenous and contemporary Australian paintings, plus ceramic and glass art, jewellery, phography, sculpture, textiles and works on paper.
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