How can you exhibit at the Highway Gallery?

The Highway Gallery is available for hire to individual artists, groups of artists and community organisations.  There are two main galleries (each of approximately 8 m x 3 m) with a total of 41 linear metres of display walls, and a joint display/reception desk area providing a further 8 linear metres of display walls. It is fitted with flexible, effective lighting, hanging and security systems and has a separate kitchen / preparation space. The Gallery provides ongoing assistance in all preparation,  promotion and mounting of exhibitions to established and upcoming artists. Please contact the Highway Gallery on 03 9807 7261  for advice on all aspects of curating your exhibition, preparation of publicity material and catalogues, etc. Guidelines for Exhibitors document

Need help getting your art career off the ground? Why not consult the excellent, free fact sheets offered by the Australian Business Arts Foundation? ABaF has a wide range of documents that spell out all the issues, such as promotions, contracts, negotiations, budgeting etc. Download them from here. (All in PDF format)

ARTISTS WHO HAVE PARTICIPATED IN HIGHWAY GALLERY EVENTS
CAN NOW PUBLISH THEIR WORKS ON OUR WEBSITE

6 IMAGES FOR $72 FOR 12 MONTHS

The Highway Gallery website offers featured exposure for our artists. Publish up to 6 works for the cost of $72,
which provides you with 12 months of display on www.highwaygallery.com.au.
Internet based sale enquiries will be directed to the artist.

This feature will promote and benefit your work throughout the online community of art, media and tourist sites. The Gallery is actively expanding the number of links hosted by other sites that refer to us, such as Google Maps, Yahoo, OurPatch, the ABC, Leader newspapers and many more. If you do not have your own website, this offer will be especially useful to you.

Please indicate if your work needs to be photographed, so we can make an appointment

For further enquiries please contact our office

Application form