Welcome
Looking at the front of the Wintergarden.
Open Daily 10am - 4pm
Shop 5, Wintergarden
51 McKillop Street, Geelong, Victoria, 3220
www.artwintergarden.com.au
0401 160 430
art@wintergarden is a working studio gallery, situated in Geelong, where you will find art works of excellence including landscapes, still life, portraiture and sculptures.
art@wintergarden hosts an exciting rotation of exhibitions, traditional and contemporary and operates an active studio space where small painting classes and workshops are regularly held.
Artist/Proprietor Jill Shalless, founder of "Dabble 'n' Daub" moved into "The Wintergarden" in late 2004.
The Wintergarden is an historic landmark in Geelong housing a variety of businesses. These include:
- Leaf and Stone Garden Gallery
- Briar Patch Gift Shop
- Wintergarden Cafe
- Redox Jewellery Studio
In 2006 "Dabble 'n' Daub" expanded to the mezzanine floor with the combined efforts of two resident artists, Faye Owen and Lianne Gough.
In 2009 with the evolution of the business and the inherent influence of the beautiful building we are located in, the business took on the new name art@wintergarden and has continued to flourish. Our emphasis is focused on the world class local art community.
2011 saw art@wintergarden win the Best Micro Business Award in the Geelong Advertiser Business Excellence Awards.
art@wintergarden is pleased to announce a new team member in Chantelle Campbell, Gallery Assistant, who brings a wealth of experience to the gallery. Chantelle can be contacted on
0422 295 101
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In October 2014, to celebrate 150 years of service to the Victorian community, Waites Robson Stonemasons will be holding an Art Prize hosted by art@wintergarden Geelong. This is an Acquisitive art prize of $4000 and a $1000 prize for the People’s Choice Award. Closing date for entries is Friday 18 July 2014. |
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Jill Shalless operates a must visit business in the Wintergarden building on McKillop St. Jill speaks to us about her passion for the arts in Geelong and how the community of businesses has been the key to her success in the Wintergarden. |
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