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    NORTH-EAST VICTORIA

    Sep 02, 2018 5 minutes
    WINSOR DOBBIN

    ART ADDS A NEW DIMENSION

    THE Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery at Rutherglen Estates is a unique joint venture between Rutherglen Estates winery and Australian Aboriginal art collector Hans Sip. Operating as a commercial art gallery housed within the Rutherglen cellar door complex, visitors to Rutherglen can enjoy free entry to quarterly curated exhibitions. As part of the joint venture agreement, Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery at Rutherglen Estates has unlimited access to the complete Hans Sip collection - one that consists of more than 700 paintings, prints, artefacts and sculptures. Works in the collection include paintings from significantly collected and highly recognised artists, including Trevor “Turbo” Brown, Frederick William Doolan Jnr, Clifford Possum Tjapaltjarri, Craig Charles and Djambu “Sambo” Barra Barra. The gallery is part of a changing environment at Rutherglen Estates, where a new cellar door has been built. Aboriginal Exhibitions Gallery represents one the.

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