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Milani Gallery

A well-regarded gallery at West End in Brisbane with a 4.5 rating across 20 reviews.

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Milani Gallery is a contemporary art gallery based in Meanjin (Brisbane), with a focus on Australian artists and a programme that also includes international artists. The gallery has presented contemporary art since 2008, giving it an established place in Brisbane’s arts landscape.

Its exhibition programme extends beyond the gallery’s West End base through off-site projects and international presentations. The listed programme includes Hoda Afshar and Vernon Ah Kee’s “Coded Image/Coded Text” at Gallery TPW in Toronto, a project featuring film and text-based painting, as well as Khaled Sabsabi’s presentations at La Biennale di Venezia. These projects show an interest in contemporary practice that engages with moving image, text, cultural identity and broader public conversations.

Milani Gallery also shares news about artists and exhibitions, including Jean Barth, Richard Bell and Khaled Sabsabi. The gallery acknowledges that it operates on unceded Aboriginal lands, an important part of how it situates its work in Meanjin. It will suit visitors who want to follow contemporary Australian art, explore the work of established and internationally presented artists, or spend time with an exhibition independently. Check the current programme before visiting, as the website also lists exhibitions held at partner venues and off-site locations.