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Gang Gang Gallery

Gang Gang Gallery is housed in the heritage space of the Old Refreshments building of the Theatre Royal on Main Street Lithgow. After being purchased 2012, the building has taken on a major development and transformed into what it is today, a contemporary gallery and function space that maintains traditional 1900s features.

Working with local interior and timber artist Damian Howard, the gallery has been designed to host exhibitions of artists in the light filled main space and along with a permanent collection of glassware, porcelain, timber and iron work. Gang Gang has an earnest and growing connection with the local community and aims to embrace the future of the Blue Mountains whilst paying tribute to its past.

Gang Gang features a variety of contemporary art from the Blue Mountains region, Central Western NSW as well as other parts of Australia. The gallery has a focus on representational pieces from all traditions; expressionist to abstract and even kitsch, in a multitude of mediums, including sculpture, textile, paint and ceramic.

Gang Gang Gallery

206 Main Street, Lithgow NSW 2790, Australia

0408 514 440

gggallery.com.au

Thurs to Sun 10.30am –4 .30pm
or by appointment

Gang Gang Gallery

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