Walker Street Gallery is the home of contemporary art in the City of Greater Dandenong, located on the corner of Walker and Robinson streets. It presents a series of exhibitions throughout the year, both curated exhibitions and hired ones.
The building, a former fire station erected in 1910, was converted into an art gallery in the 1980s and hosts an exciting range of high-quality exhibitions from leading Australian and international artists. Funded by the City of Greater Dandenong, this facility is open and free to the public. Today, the gallery presents a quarterly series of curated exhibitions that respond to the richness of our city, celebrating and enhancing its cultural fabric with thought-provoking installations and a diverse array of public programs.
Exhibitions, installations and displays of art works are also held at cultural and community venues across the city including Heritage Hill, Drum Theatre, Greater Dandenong Libraries and Paddy O'Donoghue Centre.
Current and Upcoming Exhibitions
Confluence invites Greater Dandenong to celebrate shared discovery and cultural connection at the Walker Street Gallery.
HOME is Greater Dandenong City Council’s flagship exhibition program, historically showcasing artists with refugee and asylum
From 10 February to 2 May 2025, the Drum Theatre Foyer played host to the 17th annual 9 by 5 Exhibition.
The exhibition windows contribute to the arts and cultural experience of central Dandenong.
Seven gallery light boxes offer artists an opportunity to display 2D and 3D installations in an alternate space.
Azza Zein: Tashabok was a poignant and evolving exhibition that invites audiences to explore the complex stories of displacement
