Len Zuks, the Boy from Boddington needs no explanation. An outstanding painter and sculptor, Len always works very rapidly and is definitely not afraid of colour! Happy Hooves is an excellent example of his exuberant style.

A very detailed charcoal drawing by the amazingly talented Brian Aylward. Beautifully mounted and framed and ready to be a new and wonderful addition to anybody’s home.

An example of Lyn Nixon’s beautiful hand-painted and mounted wildflower prints ready for framing. Any of these prints would make a wonderful gift.

A delightful wall hanging by the multi-talented Jo Nelson

Using material-covered rope to weave her baskets, Jo has finally taken courage in hand and given us some of her colourful creations.

John Ives had just presented the East End Gallery with some prints of his stunning landscapes. “Dale River at Waterhatch” is a wonderful example.

A big, bright and bold painting by former Toodyay artist, Kaye Devlin, now resident in Mundaring.

Beautifully constructed and framed, “Bird of Paradise” is a collage piece by Hills artist Kaye Devlin.

Simple watercolours featured on cards and small original paintings of Australia’s North West and three different styles of birds.

Choose from two or these simply framed scrapbooking creations giving out love and warmth in any room of the house.

York Gates’ whimsical and colourful characters come to life in her stunning paintings. Lacey is in the foreground. Garden Downpour and Dress-Ups are in the background.

Blow-your-socks off photo by York photographer, Rob Pampling.

Stunning handcrafted glass baubles by Hills artist Marcaela Faithfull.

A fabulous conversation piece for a wall by Darlington artist, Ian Kay. PS look for the “P” green boat!

A delightfully simple little painting by Beverley artist, Gracie Courtney

The story of Lori Ellen Neuzerling’s family farm near Northcliffe – the intertwining of the native Marri trees and the tough-as-nuts climbing rose.

Another stunning agricultural scene captured by Beverley artist, Pat Lane.

The Dynamic Duo of Jan George and Nada Murphy, with some of their jewellery in the Gallery Giftshop

NEW photography by Beverley artist, Colleen sleer. Mounted and ready to frame.

Brought into the Gallery by the multitalented Margaret Harding on Friday. So many pendants, rings, earrings, bangles and key rings to admire and make yours!

Emotive and sensual pastel by Brookton’s Jenny Couper.

Intriguing name. Exquisite small sculpture by Gindgegannup artist Andrew Taylor

Just over five years ago, the East End Gallery was opened with much fanfare. Now, with a hundred and fifty square metres of space and over ninety artists, we are living our dream.

Framed print: Rose leaf in a rose petal dye bath. Framed print: Eucalyptus leaves and Wormwood in a eucalypt dye bath. Framed encaustic: Botanical print, ink on wood. Book: Botanical print in Eucalypt dye bath, Coptic bound. Small scarf: Onion skin dye, Eucalypt botanical print. Large scarf: Rose petal and almond botanical print.  

Dramatic mixed media piece by Beverley artist, Greg Burley. “Love Hurts” will make you think…

March 2020. “Tea House” – another marvellously quirky creation by Darlington artist Ian Kay.

Absolutely stunning wraps, scarves, hats and brooches.

Think of yourself in the most boring office meeting. In an attempt to either a) stay awake or b) resist the urge to play Wank Word Bingo, you begin doodling in the corner of the agenda. Wouldn’t you really prefer a three-dimensional doodle to call “TIME” before all participants are intellectually stupified? Michael Sofoulis’ “Sketch […]

Unbelievable painting by Len Zuks

This piece is the story of early machinery, of cogs and wheels, of ingenuity and problem-solving. This is a piece of my life, of my passions, of telling a story and how to honour found objects as items of beauty and value.  I find the vastness and variation of the Goldfields scenery mesmerising and intoxicating. […]

The design and construction of this firescreen have been testing for Michael. He has made square and rectangular firescreens previously, but departed out of his comfort zone to produce one with a domed top. And as we are now perpetually broke, he had to recycle and fabricate every part himself. The curved top was the […]

This is an 850 millimetre, beautifully simple fire grate installed into the fireplace at the Gallery. This is not a fire grate that will fall apart or melt after a few outings. Made from steel rods, this lovely firegrate will hold its own and provide a solid base for logs. Orders taken for this or other […]

Some examples –

Michael had a dream. To restore our 100-year-old building, have his own workshop, create a gallery in Heavenly Beverley supporting Wheatbelt artists and produce more metal sculpture. And he’s achieved this dream. And some. After seven years of recurrent chest infections, injuries and having to take breaks from time to time, Michael’s patience and perseverance have […]

The Giftshop has items for sale from $2 – $500 and offers a wide selection of original paintings, ceramics, slumped glass, cards, limited edition prints, bags, basket, sculptures, textiles, jewellery, woodwork and our famous redback spider magnets, all named “Magda”.    

Here are some examples of Mick’s timber craftsmanship and Jenny’s jewellery.

In a petite version, Magda the Redback, and her sisters have made a triumphant return. Seventeen years after Michael produced his last spider, he has resumed making them with new affection. Each is individually handcrafted, so there are subtle variations in each spider. She weighs only 180 grams, but as she conceals a rare earth […]

A mixed media piece by the exceptional Samantha Connor. Sam is so busy being a disability advocate and saving the world that she forgets her artistic talent.

Constructed from mild steel balustrade offcuts left over from a walking bridge project in Dianella Heights, Perth. Michael’s first sculpture in the 1980s.

This piece is an abstract landscape form of a salt lake system when viewed from above in a cruising plane. I find the vastness of the Australian landscape mesmerising and intoxicating. I am fascinated with the endless shapes and size of salt lakes found in the Goldfields region. This was the inspiration behind “Mindscape”. Most […]