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At The Above
At The Above is where fashion, art and design come together. It should be among one of the first places you visit if you want to experience the Fitzroy gallery art scene.
Grab a coffee at nearby Arcadia Cafe and head up to see what’s currently on. Boasting regularly rotating exhibitions that showcase some of the most vibrant contemporary art, there is always something new for those looking for a ‘creative digression in a pause of the conventional’ to appreciate pieces from various artists.
Apart from pop-up events and exhibitions, At The Above boasts a gorgeous storefront offering objects, artworks and even fragrances that will make the perfect gift or addition to your home.
198 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy | attheabove.com
Brunswick Street Gallery
Take a moment to slow down and head into the welcoming art retreat that is Brunswick Street Gallery, a meeting place for artists and collectors committed to showcasing innovative art right here in Fitzroy. You’ll find a beautiful space showcasing art here from established and emerging artists, including partners from Indigenous art centres.
BSG has been a leading Fitzroy Gallery since 2005 and with an exciting schedule of new exhibitions, it provides artists with seven gallery spaces where they can showcase their work for collectors to discover. With so much on offer, there is something to catch the eye of every modern art enthusiast.
Levels 1 & 2, 322 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy | brunswickstreetgallery.com.au
BSIDE Gallery
The energy you’ll experience in this vibrant space is like no other Fitzroy Gallery. BSIDE Gallery has been hosting colourful exhibitions and lively events since opening its doors in 2016. It is a haven for art and entertainment you don’t want to miss while gallery hopping on Brunswick Street.
In musical terms, the B-side refers to the other side of a phonograph record, or in other words, the flipside. Staying true to the name, BSIDE Gallery invites you into a world beyond the first glance where you can experience groundbreaking pieces by local and international artists under the same roof
Don’t miss out on the Evolve Exhibit that they’re currently showcasing, and be sure to check out the creative space they have available for hire if you’re looking to host an event of your own.
Level 1, 121 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy | bsidegallery.com
Gertie Gallery
Gertie Gallery invites all art collectors to explore what its stunning showroom has to offer in this sparkling new gallery space located in the heart of Fitzroy.
Their mission is to showcase art that is both aesthetically pleasing and has lasting value. In the front room, you can find prints by Craig McGee exploring life in Fitzroy in the 1980s. All prints, framed or unframed, are available for purchase.
The best part is that they sell art not only to decorate your home but also your body. Browse the selection of contemporary jewellery crafted by Bini Gallery: you won’t be able to resist picking out a few original pieces for yourself.
247 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy | gertiegallery.com
North Gallery
North Gallery is a home for contemporary art led by Allister Paterson and Brooke Smith. After ordering a glass of wine from the Marion Wine Bar and indulging in some people-watching on Gertrude Street, make your way upstairs to this authentic space and prepare to be inspired. As Salvador Dali once said, “A true artist is not one who is inspired, but one who inspires others.”
This Fitzroy gallery features work from emerging local artists and strives to build a connection between artist and collector. Through a partnership with Art Money, this innovative gallery has also made art accessible for everyone by allowing you to pay off your art over time while the artists are paid immediately.
Level 1/55-57 Gertrude St, Fitzroy | northgallery.com.au
Oigall Projects
Oigall Projects is an immersive space where you can truly lose yourself in an imaginative and playful environment. Browse the gallery for statement pieces to decorate your home, or simply wander through the showrooms admiring the eccentric designs on display.
Founded in 2021 and directed by Andy Kelly and Mitchell Zurek, Oigall offers a Fitzroy gallery space for artists to experiment and explore.
Pop into this Fitzroy gallery until 9 June to witness the contemporary creations of Tom Fereday, with sculptures that are a sheer celebration of materialism as they work with the natural imperfections of materials. His exhibition, AVER, is created from offcuts of handpicked marble blocks from Italy, which he has used to create limited edition, collectable mono-material pieces with the intention of highlighting the inherent beauty of the materials.
122 Gertrude Street, Fitzroy | oigallprojects.com
Outre Gallery
A space that challenges the norms of your classic exhibition space has now joined the Fitzroy Gallery scene. With the original gallery based in Melbourne CBD, they’ve opened a second location in Fitzroy to provide a dedicated exhibition space for new contemporary art and a rotating salon hang of print editions.
Outre focuses on showcasing pieces by local Australian and international artists, and has a strong focus on making art approachable and accessible in a variety of forms, designed to be appreciated by individuals of all backgrounds and interests. Check out their upcoming international group exhibition “You’re Just My Type” from 14 June to 7 July.
If you can’t get here in person, Outre also has a user-friendly website, so you don’t need to make the trip to Smith Street to stock up on prints. Keep an eye on their online shop to get your first pick on some of their limited edition pieces.
319 Smith Street, Fitzroy | outregallery.com
PG Gallery
Are you looking for original prints to add some colour to the walls of your home? Look no further than PG Gallery in Fitzroy, where you will find expert guidance to help you make the right purchase.
PG Gallery started as a humble printmaking shop in Fitzroy in 1975 and played a part in turning Brunswick Street into the bustling art hub we know today. The current owners, Irene Torres and Fi James took over in 2010 and continue to focus on offering a diverse and extensive range of prints.
Stop by to view exhibitions by some of the best printmaking artists of our time, including Mandy Renard and Dean Bowen. Visitors can purchase pieces directly off the wall, or browse hundreds of artist folios. For those who have found a print to call their own, PG also offers gorgeous hand-crafted framing that complements their unique prints.
227 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy | pggallery.com.au
Red Gallery
Having hosted over 800 exhibitions, and showcasing over a million artworks by more than 1200 artists (and counting), it is no exaggeration to say that Red Gallery has elevated the contemporary art scene in Melbourne’s inner north. As one of the longest-standing Fitzroy North galleries, their collections of pieces by national and international artists are a must-see for any art lover.
Feeling peckish after wandering around the gallery? Grab a coffee & slice of cake at Red Cafe before meandering across the road to Edinburgh Gardens to enjoy some fresh air and the splendid autumn colours.
157 St Georges Road, Fitzroy North | redgallery.com.au/pages/cafe
SOL Gallery
SOL Gallery is a stunning space that is home to both Australian and Asian artists. Committed to supporting artistic variety, under the creative direction of curator Pimpisa Tinpalit, this Fitzroy gallery is the perfect example of artistic expression and cultural discovery coming together. No matter your taste in art, you’re guaranteed to enjoy exploring the variety of exhibitions on display.
Coming up in June, SOL Gallery will be hosting a range of exciting artists including Nerrida Parfitt, Natalie Ireland and Lily Platts exploring a range of contemporary topics,.
420 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy | solgallery.com.au
Sutton Gallery
Sutton Gallery keeps its displays new and exciting by having a monthly program that features both group and solo exhibitions from local and New Zealand artists.
If you’re planning on doing some Fitzroy gallery visits, you should give yourself at least an hour or two to explore what Sutton Gallery has to offer. You’ll find a variety of artworks and sculptures by contemporary artists, including A World Undone by Nicholas Mangan, which features the evolution of this Melbourne based sculptor’s work over the last two decades.
So, next time you go for a stroll along Brunswick Street, stop by to admire one of Sutton Gallery’s thought-provoking exhibitions: you might even find yourself investing in a piece or two.
254 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy | suttongallery.com.au
The Galerie Fitzroy
After thirty years of sourcing genuinely eye-catching posters from the late 1800s up to the early 2000s, The Galerie finally opened its doors in Fitzroy in 2007. Founder Shelley Collins is committed to scouring the world for collections with “story significance, variety and value”. Boasting plenty of colourful vintage collections to browse through, there is truly something here to please everyone.
Are you a fashion enthusiast? The fabulous Stylin’ collection will be right up your alley. Consider investing in a timeless poster from Andy Warhol’s Chanel series or check out the fun posters from the Bevies, Bites, and Booze series: they make excellent gifts for any occasion!
Whether you get a couple of friends together or go solo, you won’t regret spending a Saturday in this magnificent studio right here on Brunswick Street.
Level 1, 274 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy | thegalerie.com.au
Wolfhound Gallery
Wolfhound Gallery prides itself on showcasing the works of both established artists and emerging photographic art creators. This Fitzroy gallery often collaborates with students, staff and graduates from the Photographic Studies College who contribute pieces on display here. All the pieces are high-quality and strive to inform and enlighten the viewer about photographic art while exploring a range of thought provoking themes
With so much on offer, it is easy to lose track of time wandering around this photographic gallery space on Brunswick Street. Once you have finished exploring the art, enjoy some refreshments at the popular café and bar downstairs.
Level 1, 386-388 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy | wolfhoundgallery.com.au
