This exhibition is a collection of paintings which has its inspirational origins in the music, lyrics, or characters that have infiltrated and fused onto our collective consiousness and into our personal histories.  Continue reading

The Mox is a shy creature. Although their uncanny appearance is at first startling, their gentility and care for all things natural is without doubt.  Continue reading

The day Wangkajunga artist Lloyd Kwilla was born, a tribal leader, healer and great bushman from his Sandy Desert region had died.  Continue reading

This exhibition juxtaposes the romance of Paris with the ethereal Australian landscape. Both cityscape and landscapes unite in their inspiring beauty.  Continue reading

We are thrilled to be showing the powerful works of Alison Anderson. We are excited to be students learning about the Indigenous Art experience from the unique perspective of an Indigenous artist with first hand knowledge of the art movement’s history.  Continue reading

Harvey Galleries cordially invite you and your guest to join us and Vayu to unveil his latest exhibition.  Continue reading

“I have always found a reassurance in the presence that seems to emanate from nature particularly trees and the bush..they have a comforting quality as if we were related in some way and I suppose we are…  Continue reading

150 artworks by artists including: Frederick Hart, Howard Arkley, Mackenzie Thorpe, Mrs. Bennett…  Continue reading

Harvey Galleries cordially invite you and your guest to join us and Palla Jeroff to unveil his latest exhibition.  Continue reading

Fusing and confusing the traditional distinctions between high culture and low art, celebrated American pop artist, Peter Mars, turns his unique interpretation of popular culture to one of the greatest pop culture icons of all time, the singular Elvis Presley.   Continue reading