Mossenon Galleries at Mossenson Galleries

Mossenson Galleries, one of Australia's leading commercial galleries, was founded as 'Indigenart' in 1993 in Perth by Dr Diane Mossenson and her husband Dan.


In establishing Indigenart, Diane Mossenson was motivated by the fact that there was no other gallery in Perth dedicated to high-quality Indigenous and Torres Strait artworks. Mossenson took this pioneering outlook into the range and styles of artwork that she exhibited. Not content to follow others, she strove to exhibit challenging, innovative and exciting artists, rather than already established painters. Mossenson Galleries soon became defined as a trailblazing epicentre for the exciting emerging Indigenous art movement. The past decades reveal a litany of first solo exhibitions from artists who have gone on to define the Australian Indigenous art movement.

Venue accessibility

Venue accessibility information

Entrance

The main entrance to this venue is accessible.

Parking

There are 1 designated wheelchair accessible car parking spaces near this venue.

10m from the venue, at Wilson Parking - 121 Hay Street

Drop off point

10m from the venue, at Wilson Parking - 121 Hay Street

Toilets

Designated accessible toilets are available. These are located on the same floor as all performance spaces.

Performance space accessibility information

Entrance

The main entrance to this performance space is accessible.

Companions

An additional person can be seated with the patron in the accessible seating.

Venue facilities

  • Card Only

Other Spaces

Explore the other spaces at Mossenson Galleries

Address

Mossenson Galleries, 115 Hay St, Subiaco, WA, 6008