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The home of South Australian textiles artist Hellen Bakhoff, exhibiting her work and that by other artists near and far. 

Previous Exhibition...


Galah Gala

South Australian Living Artists Exhibition

From 4th August 2017.  Closes 28th August 2017.



Linhay Gallery in Auburn is awash with pink and grey for Galah Gala, SALA exhibition. 

In South Australia, the creativity of local artists is celebrated during the month of August each year.  The SALA festival is celebrating its 20th year in 2017.  As Penny Griggs, General Manager of SALA Festival says

" We are united through art. Making art, experiencing art and enjoying art."

Galahs, the pink and grey cockatoos, are much loved throughout Australia for their cheeky expressions and playful habits.  Often kept as pets as well as admired in large flocks in the wild, they are an entertaining mimic of both voice and random sounds.

From Gala Opening to Galah Opening to Galah Gala, a playful conversation over dinner became the inspiration for this exhibition.  Artists were invited to submit a galah or flock of galahs in any medium and any size for the SALA exhibition at Linhay Gallery.  The results are fantastic!


From Gala Opening to Galah Opening to Galah Gala ....
a playful conversation over dinner became the inspiration for this exhibition .



A glamorous galah created by Hellen Bakhoff and Glenys Brokenshire greets visitors at the entrance, welcoming everyone into a gallery filled with galahs in a wide variety of media.  Twenty five local and Adelaide artists are exhibiting work that ranges in size from 1.5m x 2m, an award winning art quilt by Julie Haddrick of Blackwood, to a 10cm square acrylic painting by 7 year old Bethany O’Leary from Watervale.

The exhibition was formally opened by VAPAA Mid North President, Neville Sloss.
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Glamorous Galah at the Gallery entrance.
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Neville Sloss with Hellen Bakhoff and guests at the opening.,

Opening Hours

10.00am - 4:00pm Friday to Monday. 


Location

13 Main North Road
Auburn, South Australia, 5451

​We are on the corner of Port Road and Main North Road (Horrocks Highway) opposite the BP Service Station. 
90 minutes drive north of Adelaide, Auburn is the historic gateway to the Clare Valley.
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