Gallery127, Avoca Gallery, Railway Station
Resin artist Beatrice is pictured with pieces of her artwork in her favorite color, turquoise.
The main room in Gallery 127 features works by local artists.
Gallery127, Avoca Gallery, Railway Station
Gallery127, Avoca Gallery, Railway Station
Resin artist Beatrice is pictured with pieces of her artwork in her favorite color, turquoise.
The main room in Gallery 127 features works by local artists.
Gallery127, Avoca Gallery, Railway Station

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Gallery 127

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13-15 York Avenue,
Avoca VIC 3467

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As part of the Avoca Community Arts and Gardens Hub located at the newly transformed heritage listed Avoca Railway Station, Gallery 127 presents exhibitions of local and regional artists as well as solo exhibitions by single artists, including photographic and sculptural works.

Local history displays, workshops and artist studio spaces are also available together with a permanently operated community plant nursery situated on the station's platform.

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