Winmark Art Gallery

229 Wollombi Road, Broke, NSW, 2330

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The Winmark Art Gallery was officially opened on Saturday 13th February 2021, by Danish Ambassador Pernille Dahler Kardel. The Winmark Art Gallery is placed alongside the new Cellar Door, connecting art, nature and wine when visiting the Vineyard. Owner and vigneron Karin Adcock has always been a passionate art collector, and has now been able to realise a long held dream of curating a gallery introducing some of the amazing Artists and Sculptors discovered through her travels. The Gallery is proudly representing Rebecca Pierce, Felicia Aroney, James Ainslie, Erik Flygenring and Sculptors David Ball, Michael Purdy, Ulan & Rachel and Katarina Wells to name but a few. With sales of these pieces steadily growing throughout the day, Winmark Wines are looking forward to regularly adding new pieces to the Gallery from these artists, and indeed Karin will no doubt be discovering more talents on her journeys that she will wish to share with all.
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229 Wollombi Road, Broke, NSW, 2330
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Cellar Door - COVID Clean Practicing Business - COVID Safe - Family Friendly - Gallery / Museum - Pet Friendly - Enquire - Wine Tasting

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