Set in an imposing boom-style terrace, the Alcaston showcases international and Australian art, with a focus on the work of living Indigenous Australian artists. The gallery works directly with communities and is particularly attentive to cultural sensitivities. It shows a wide range of styles from traditional to contemporary. Check the website for exhibitions.
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