Brunswick Street Gallery

In the heart of Fitzroy, Melbourne, Brunswick Street Gallery is a contemporary art space built around changing exhibitions, artist development and collecting. Established in 2005, it is one of Melbourne’s oldest continuously running art spaces and presents work by emerging, mid-career and established artists, alongside collections from partner Indigenous art centres. Its programme includes solo exhibitions and immersive group shows, with new exhibitions scheduled to change every three weeks across six gallery spaces.

The gallery occupies three levels and is described as a contemplative retreat from the bustle of Brunswick Street. Visitors can explore a broad range of creative practices, styles and mediums, with the programme focused on artistic skill and craftsmanship. BSG Projects provides a space for experimentation, collaboration and boundary-pushing, while the gallery’s Projection Space showcases video-based and multimedia work. The current programme and stockroom may include works such as paintings, etchings, prints and works made with natural earth pigments, reflecting the range of practices represented on the site.

Alongside its exhibitions, the physical stockroom offers artworks available for immediate purchase, with new collections launched weekly by the curatorial team. The online store extends this selection, and the gallery states that national and international shipping is available. BSG Editions works with Indigenous Art Centres and selected local artists to develop limited-edition art prints in its Brunswick-based print studio. For collectors, architects, interior designers and curators, the advisory service can assist with sourcing artworks, private commissions, framing, custom display apparatus and installation.

The gallery presents itself as a meeting place for artists and collectors, with a team spanning gallery management, curating, exhibitions, coordination and artist support. Its programme is connected to Melbourne’s creative community while also engaging with artists and Indigenous art centres beyond the city. Brunswick Street Gallery acknowledges that its exhibitions take place on the land of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation. It suits visitors who want to spend time with contemporary art, collectors seeking work across different styles and mediums, and anyone looking for a quieter cultural stop within Fitzroy’s busy streets.