About Red Gallery

Operating since 2002, Red Gallery is one of Melbourne’s oldest and most iconic independent gallery spaces nestled firmly in Fitzroy’s dynamic and vibrant Arts Precinct. The gallery has created a space that supports independent artists by showcasing artists from emerging, mid-career, and established artists from traditional to contemporary practice such as paintings, photography, sculptures, printmaking, video art to immersive installations. 

Space

Red Gallery is a beautifully converted former boot factory warehouse, blending historical industrial charm with modern functionality. Featuring abundant natural light, versatile white walls, and adjustable low voltage track lighting, the gallery offers four spacious and flexible areas that can be used individually with 4 gallery spaces or as one large space. 

With a ceiling height of 3.8 metres, it's ideal for showcasing from small to large scale artworks, installations, or hosting events. The gallery includes onsite restrooms and an active liquor licence. Conveniently located in the vibrant Art Precinct, just minutes from Melbourne CBD, and directly across from Edinburgh Gardens, with tram and bus stops right at the door.

Red Gallery Director - Su Li

My journey into art began in my father’s painting studio, where I was captivated by the magic of brushstrokes and colors. Those early experiences shaped a lifelong passion for creativity, which continues to guide me even amidst the structure of the business world.

With dual degrees in Economics and English Language, a Master’s in E-commerce, and a background in international trade, I gained global insights into art through travel—exploring everything from the Uffizi to Art Basel Hong Kong. Further studies at the Sotheby Institute of Art deepened my knowledge and refined my curatorial vision.

Now, as Director of Red Gallery, I am committed to fostering an inclusive artistic community, nurturing creativity, and building connections through collaborations with international galleries.

Su Li

Fitzroy North, Established 2002

8 Mar 2024