Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery — Attraction in Crawley

The Lawrence Wilson Art Gallery is in beautiful surroundings. You can approach it via the underpass below Stirling Highway. I wonder how many pedestrians or cyclists pass that way each day without noticing the beauty. The gardeners of the University of WA deserve credit for making the northern end of the underpass so attractive. You can also approach through the sunken gardens. They are even more attractive, and must keep the gardeners very busy. From the East side of the gallery you can look east and see the Winthrop Hall Clock Tower, and the landscape between is worth photographing. There are three virtual reality globe photos now - two are for the approaches and one is taken from the front of...

The art was wonderful in paricular the aborignal art. Beautifully housed. The photography was another matter. The pictorial history was interesting but the photography was quite ordinary. The rest of the photography had very little to recommend it. Suspect a little nepotism involved because very little talent displayed in particular the series of photos on the back wall. Head...

Love going to this art gallery to see the exhibits and to view the items on sale made by W.A artists. The friendly greeting, bookshop and lounge area adds to a relaxing experience. To top it all off walking outside down to the sunken garden and along pathways beside majestic buildings to find a bench seat under parkland trees makes the whole experience...