HAPPY CHRISTMAS, NEW YEAR AND CLOSING OVER THE HOLIDAYS

Janganpa Jukurrpa , (Common Brush-Tail Possum Dreaming), Steven Jupurrurla Nelson, 122cmx91cm £2,500

Bay Gallery Home wishes you all a Happy Christmas and New Year.

Thank you for continued support through difficult times. In 2024 we will continue to work hard to bring you beautiful paintings and products from the uniquely talented Aboriginal artists of the Central Desert in Australia via our Tetbury, Cotswold art gallery. We will also have stands at the Affordable Art Fair in Battersea and Hampstead Heath as well as the Spring Homes & Garden Fair, Sudeley Castle & Gardens.

While we will be closed from 14 December to 13 January you can still access the gallery if needed. Please call text or email Alexandra a day or so in advance so we can organise entry. Work will continue while we’re on holiday as we have an amazing collection of new works to upload so keep an eye on the website for first dibs on the new paintings.

Invitation to Battersea Art Fair, Spring 8-12 March 2023

Bay Gallery Home is back at Battersea Art Fair for the Spring edition and would love to see you there.

The Private View is 8 March from 1700 - it’s always a fun evening out and the chance to view the many new beautiful works we have before anyone else does. Amongst our latest offering are new works by highly sought after artists including Ada Pula Beasley, Pammy Foster and Steven Jupurrurla Nelson.

If there is anything you would like to see in particular please let us know so we can make sure it’s at the show on the day you are attending. Over the next week or two we will be adding more paintings to the site so keep an eye on Bay Gallery Home’s website and Instagram for images and details.

You can apply the code using the link on the button below for your VIP tickets to the show.

See you there!

Battersea Art Fair 19-23 October 2022 - Invitation to Bay Gallery Home Stand D8

Bay Gallery Home would love you to join us at our first Battersea Art Fair in Battersea Park October 2022.

In May we exhibited at Hampstead Heath Affordable Art Fair where we met many people fascinated by the painting designs, the stories behind them and the Central Desert Aboriginal artists we represent. Some of our new buyers included people from Sotheby’s and the Tate among many others searching for high quality art for their homes, or offices. It’s was a great resource for interior designers too.

Many repeat clients continued to support the gallery with new purchases including the most amazing painting by Michelle Pula Holmes recently shortlisted for the $100,000 Hadley Art Prize in Australia (Australian Landscape).

In the run up to October we are increasingly excited about sharing new works with Aboriginal art novices as well as those who have supported Bay Gallery Home since opening our gallery 14 years ago.

Artists we’ve represented have gone on to become sought after including Athena Nangala Granites, Steven Jupurrurla Nelson, Betty Pula Morton and Rosie Ngwarraye Ross.

As a gallery our ethos is to make art inclusive so we endeavour to to keep the prices affordable. We offer emerging and established artists across many different sized canvases and styles directly from the Central Australian Desert Walpiri Country, Alyawerre Country and Atnwengerrp Country.

Please reserve your VIP ticket to the Battersea Affordable Art Fair from 19-23 October on the link below.

Look forward to seeing you there!

More paintings have arrived!

On our website you can see new paintings by some of our many talented artists. They arrived yesterday and we sold one this morning so if you have your heart set on any of the paintings please don’t delay in ordering it.

The pandemic has forced people to reassess their lives in many ways. In the gallery we are finding people wanting to cover their walls in meaningful, exuberant art after staring at them for so long during lock downs across the world. As such we’ve selected artworks which keep you captivated letting your eyes wander aimlessly across the canvas. The new selection is a mixture of bold blues, oranges, greens and reds for those that need an uplift during Zoom calls or afternoons with the children. We’ve also catered for people who need a calming influence after a stressful day with pastel blue, pinks, browns and yellows.

The Aboriginal people have suffered so much but remain incredibly resilient. It serves as an inspiration to us every day to do the best under the circumstances - we’re hoping that the artwork will serve as uplifting inspiration to you too.