Katanning Art Gallery

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A beautiful Wheatbelt gallery space and exhibition program.

The Katanning Art Gallery is one of the largest galleries in the Great Southern region. In particular, the gallery promotes Western Australian artists, with changing exhibitions through out the year. The Gallery also has significant works by Carrolup Artists, such as Revel Cooper and Joyce Winsley.

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Address:

16 Austral Terrace
Katanning WA 6317
Australia

Tel:

(08) 9821 4310

Email:

gallery@katanning.wa.gov.au

Opening Hours

Mon to Fri 10am - 5pm; Sat 10am - 1pm

"Untitled (Bush Sunset)", by Revel Cooper

Bush Sunset

As a child, Revel Cooper began to make art at the Carrolup River Native Settlement, controlled by the Department of Native Affairs. Teachers Noel and Lily White encouraged the students to draw and...

Fire of Spring by Dorothy Hanton

Blooming display

Dorothy Millicent Hanton (1906 - 1986) was well known for her floral display paintings. This watercolour painting on paper was made in 1950 and the Shire of Katanning acquired it through the Claude...

Kaarda (goanna) by Joyce Winsley (1938 – 2001)

Kaarda (Lizard)

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