Welcome to Queenscliff Gallery
Queenscliff Gallery is a fine art gallery on the Bellarine Peninsula in Victoria, Australia and is owned and run by exhibiting artist Soula Mantalvanos and managing director Theo Mantalvanos.
The regional art gallery exhibits and proudly offers a rich tapestry of paintings, sculptures, wood engravings, linocuts, etchings, abstract, and Tiwi artworks to reflect the cultural diversity of Australian art.
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QG Celebrates: NAIDOC Week
This year marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week – celebrating and recognising the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
QG Artists
QG Celebrates: NAIDOC Week
This year marks 50 years of NAIDOC Week – celebrating and recognising the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
QG Exhibitions
QG Focus: Katherine Hattam
QG Focus: Katherine HattamExhibition dates: Jul 17 – Aug 4, 2025At once playful and also filled with small tensions, Katherine Hattam shines a light on lived-in spaces, busy with everyday objects. We are present in the push and pull and drama of home versus the demands
QG Focus: Soula Mantalvanos
QG Focus Soula Mantalvanos Passaggi: A Painted Season Exhibition dates: Aug 7 – Sep 7, 2025 Subscribe to the QG Mingle list to receive the opening invitation. Passaggi: A Painted Season presents the new series of oil paintings by Soula Mantalvanos, tracing her artistic journey
Homage to Impressionism
Queenscliff Gallery proudly hosts Homage to Impressionism Exhibition dates: Jun 19 – Jul 14, 2025 Queenscliff Gallery proudly presents Homage to Impressionism, an exhibition featuring Sir Arthur Streeton's posthumous honeymoon etchings in celebration of the NGV's Melbourne Winter Masterpieces – French Impressionism.Homage to Impressionism brings together
QG Exhibitions
QG Focus: Katherine Hattam
QG Focus: Katherine HattamExhibition dates: Jul 17 – Aug 4, 2025At once playful and also filled with small tensions, Katherine Hattam shines a light on lived-in spaces, busy with everyday objects. We are present in the push and pull and drama of home versus the demands
