Welcome to Seventh Gallery in Carlton

Seventh Gallery, located in the vibrant suburb of Carlton, Victoria, Australia, is a contemporary art space dedicated to showcasing innovative and thought-provoking works by both emerging and established artists. Founded in 2007 by renowned curator and artist, Lisa O'Brien, the gallery has made a significant mark in Australia’s art scene, focusing on exhibitions that foster dialogue around contemporary issues through diverse mediums. The gallery is known for its commitment to supporting local artists as well as hosting international exhibitions, providing a platform for a variety of artistic expressions. Operating with a mission to enhance the appreciation of contemporary art within the community, Seventh Gallery aims to make art accessible to a broader audience while provoking conversations on cultural relevance and societal themes. Among the diverse array of artists represented by Seventh Gallery are notable names like Patricia Piccinini, known for her thought-provoking sculptures, and Reko Rennie, who incorporates Indigenous themes into contemporary art. The gallery frequently collaborates with artists such as Sam Leach and Tully Moore, further emphasizing its dedication to showcasing cutting-edge artwork that challenges perceptions. Seventh Gallery also hosts community art programs and workshops, aimed at engaging the public and educators in the conversation about modern art's place in society. This focus not only enriches the cultural fabric of Carlton but also elevates the visibility of artists within the art market. With over a decade of experience in the art community, Seventh Gallery continues to innovate and inspire, serving as a crucial hub for contemporary art in Melbourne. Interesting fact: The gallery often showcases its exhibitions in alternative spaces, including outdoor installations, which enhances the viewing experience and reaches a wider audience. Whether you are a seasoned art collector or a first-time visitor, Seventh Gallery invites everyone to engage with the contemporary art landscape.