Artworks,
Gifts, Workshops & Events
Stay tuned for our exciting news! We're moving to a new location, and we can't wait to share all the details with you. Keep an out for updates on when we'll be reopening and where you can find us next!
Our Galleries
Marlu Galleries represents:
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Marlu Galleries, Shop 1 Moseley Square, Glenelg / Pathawilyangga
- on the foreshore near the Bay Discovery Centre where the Tiati Wangkanthi Kumangka is a permanent exhibition -
Glenelg Art Gallery at 6 Sussex Street, Glenelg / Pathawilyangga
Discover more about Pathawilyangga and surrounds on the City of Holdfast Bay Aboriginal Culture and Heritage webpage & Cultural Map Kaurna Yarta-ana. Also explore the Kaurna Voices Cultural Map.
Many of our artworks and products are created by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists who choose Marlu Galleries to showcase their artworks. Marlu Galleries is proud to be a code signatory of the Indigenous Art Code. Code Signatories are member businesses that have demonstrated their commitment to follow the Code’s standards to ensure fair, transparent and ethical trade with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and their art. Read more about the IAC at https://indigenousartcode.org.
Comfywear & Totes
In addition to our artworks, gifts and homewares, Marlu Galleries artist and CEO, Ian Matheson, has created 'Marlu' products - great for yourself, for a gift or souvenir of your trip to Glenelg. The Marlu Galleries Glenelg Foreshore shop also now stocks the Clothing the Gaps range of products.
View of Glenelg Beach from our Marlu Foreshore Gallery at Glenelg
Art Workshops
Book a place in one of our many workshops or purchase a gift voucher, which is redeemable towards an art workshop or any item in the gallery! Workshops can also be booked exclusively for special events such as birthdays, hen's nights...
Buy a gift voucher for a workshop, artwork or any product - values from $10 - $1000
NDIS
coming
soon!
Upcoming
Events
I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Kaurna Country where I live and work and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community. I pay my respect to them and their culture, and to Elders past and present.
