The natural beauty and bohemian vibe of Byron Bay attracts artists. As a result, there are 8 galleries in Byron Bay. With three galleries in town and the other five clustered in Belongil Beach 3.5 km away, I suggest cycling or driving unless you don’t mind a 40 minute walk each way. They’re all mapped for you at the end of the article.
Belongil Beach
1. Thom Gallery – is a relative newcomer to the art scene in Byron Bay, with a passion for connecting collectors to exceptional artists. They have a beautiful collection of paintings and sculptures by international artists.
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Still @ the Centre is more than an exhibition space. It also offers framing, canvas stretching, fine art giclee printing, workshops and demo classes. So come release your inner child and create!
Printmaker Patti Jacobs is known for her lino block prints on fabric made into home furnishings and her fine art lino block prints on paper. She runs fabric printing workshops. Her gallery also features works by other local artists.
Hammer and Hand is a metal and jewellery collective based in Hobart and Byron Bay.
5. Jules Hunt
The delicate ceramic works of Jules Hunt encapsulate earthly curves and organic forms. She sells internationally and this is where you can purchase a piece of your own.
6. Seed Studio
Behind Seed Gallery are the studios of a diverse and talented group of artists whose creations range from healing chimes to intricate silver jewellery.
Byron Bay town
This fine art gallery presents cutting edge works from established and emerging Australian artists in three light filled exhibition spaces. They also have a program of artist talks and workshops.
David Young is a professional London trained photographer who works all over the world. This gallery showcases his artistic works.
Located in the Byron Bay library, this is a community space for local and touring artists.
Here’s a map.
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