The gallery was opened in 2004 on the ground floor of 4 Albert Street in Richmond by its namesake director Karen Woodbury. By 2009 the gallery was representing a range of contemporary Australian and New Zealand artists, and to open a second exhibition space expanded to level one of the building.
By 2013 following rent hikes in her former location, the gallery was one of several in a growing arts hub on Flinders Lane in Melbourne.[1][2]
In 2015 the gallery participated in an art fair, "Spring 1883", at the Establishment Hotel.[3]
In 2016, Woodbury closed the gallery and began to operate as a fine arts consultant.[4][better source needed]
^"Why Melbourne is so hot right now". Herald Sun. 22 November 2013.
^Rainforth, Dylan (13 August 2013). "Space: Around the galleries". Retrieved 23 March 2022.
^O'Sullivan, Jane (9 September 2015). "A lot riding on the success of Sydney Contemporary 2015". AFR Weekend.
^"Karen Woodbury - Curator and Sculpture Sales". LinkedIn. Retrieved 22 March 2022.
^Coslovich, Gabriella (12 December 2009). . Archived from the original on 5 November 2012. Retrieved 23 March 2022.
^Westall, Mark (4 November 2020). "45ft tall giant golden monkey exhibited on the exterior of Inverleith House to highlight climate change". FAD Magazine. Retrieved 23 March 2022.
^Winata, Amelia (25 August 2016). "Ocula Report: Spring 1883". Ocula. Melbourne.
^"Dinosaur Designs exhibition at Karen Woodbury Gallery for VAMFF". Vogue. 28 February 2014.
^Nelson, Robert (23 April 2014). "Jane Burton exhibition: Lusty turns lurid in twisted display". The Age.
^Rule, Dan (5 June 2015). "Peter Booth's warm, gentle nature a stark contrast to the cruel world his paintings depict". The Age.
karen, woodbury, gallery, commercial, gallery, victoria, australia, that, operated, from, 2004, 2016, contents, history, artists, selected, exhibitions, referenceshistory, editthe, gallery, opened, 2004, ground, floor, albert, street, richmond, namesake, direc. Karen Woodbury Gallery was a commercial art gallery in Victoria Australia that operated from 2004 2016 Contents 1 History 2 Artists 3 Selected exhibitions 4 ReferencesHistory EditThe gallery was opened in 2004 on the ground floor of 4 Albert Street in Richmond by its namesake director Karen Woodbury By 2009 the gallery was representing a range of contemporary Australian and New Zealand artists and to open a second exhibition space expanded to level one of the building By 2013 following rent hikes in her former location the gallery was one of several in a growing arts hub on Flinders Lane in Melbourne 1 2 In 2015 the gallery participated in an art fair Spring 1883 at the Establishment Hotel 3 In 2016 Woodbury closed the gallery and began to operate as a fine arts consultant 4 better source needed Artists EditArtists represented by the Karen Woodbury Gallery include Del Kathryn Barton 5 Cathy Blanchflower Robert Boynes Jane Burton Michael Cusack Michael Doolan McLean Edwards Kate Ellis Marie Hagerty Titania Henderson Sam Jinks Locust Jones Elisabeth Kruger Alice Lang Rhys Lee Fiona Lowry Magda Matwiejew eX de Medici Lara Merrett Jonathan Nichols Simon Obarzanek Derek O Connor John Pule Lisa Roet 6 Kate Rohde Alex Spremberg Heather B Swann Monika Tichacek and Philip Wolfhagen 7 Selected exhibitions EditDinosaur Designs 2014 8 Jane Burton In Other Bodies 2014 9 Peter Booth 2015 10 References Edit Why Melbourne is so hot right now Herald Sun 22 November 2013 Rainforth Dylan 13 August 2013 Space Around the galleries Retrieved 23 March 2022 O Sullivan Jane 9 September 2015 A lot riding on the success of Sydney Contemporary 2015 AFR Weekend Karen Woodbury Curator and Sculpture Sales LinkedIn Retrieved 22 March 2022 Coslovich Gabriella 12 December 2009 Sold a picture of pockets and percentages Archived from the original on 5 November 2012 Retrieved 23 March 2022 Westall Mark 4 November 2020 45ft tall giant golden monkey exhibited on the exterior of Inverleith House to highlight climate change FAD Magazine Retrieved 23 March 2022 Winata Amelia 25 August 2016 Ocula Report Spring 1883 Ocula Melbourne Dinosaur Designs exhibition at Karen Woodbury Gallery for VAMFF Vogue 28 February 2014 Nelson Robert 23 April 2014 Jane Burton exhibition Lusty turns lurid in twisted display The Age Rule Dan 5 June 2015 Peter Booth s warm gentle nature a stark contrast to the cruel world his paintings depict The Age Coordinates 37 49 43 S 144 59 53 E 37 82861 S 144 99806 E 37 82861 144 99806 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Karen Woodbury Gallery amp oldid 1078747577, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
