Destination: Cambodia
Both our online exhibitions and those in our gallery are changing all the time. We invite you to visit either or both of them. In our gallery, you'll find ready-to-hang finished artwork, often with frames that are not available online.
Yes, we do! Our beautiful gallery is on the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, Australia. Our gallery sells prints that are unique to the gallery or use interesting frames. Please go to the Gallery page to get more information. Have I mentioned that the gallery is a two-minute walk from the beach?
Gallery Prints are physical prints that are hanging on our gallery walls or are part of a traveling exhibition. Most times, these are available to purchase as is. We have a special sections of the website where you can view the actual prints and frames or canvases. Please take a look at our Gallery Prints here.
We are a brand new gallery, having just opened a month ago. We will add framing options to all orders in the future. For the time being, we sell prints to be framed and canvases to be stretched.
We limit our framing to those prints hanging in our gallery. If you sign up to receive our newsletter, we will let you know when we add framing options.
Broadly speaking, Limited Editions are when a limited number of prints are made. These prints might be more unique, might have been harder to create, or might be of a rare subject matter. Whatever it might be, the photographer has decided to limit their release into the market. Our limited editions are editions of 50.
Often the limited edition prints are more expensive because of their scarcity.
Open Editions are just the opposite. As many prints are made as people want to buy them.
Neither of them is better than the other; they are just different. Frames behind glass are the de facto standard; what we've come to expect from a gallery. And we often print on some gorgeous, unique art papers.
However, canvas has its own special features. First, there is nothing between you and the image. There is no glass, no reflection. The texture of the canvas can often fool the eye into thinking the image is a painting. One of the first additions that we will add to our offerings is that of frames around the canvas, which is really the best of both worlds. Watch this space!
You are right. Some of them are weird! Our website is based on US$ and uses ever-changing exchange rates to display prices in your home currency. While it is nice to see familiar currencies, there are two things that this causes: 1. The local currency is often an unusual number (ex. $132.00) and 2. The prices change as the exchange rate changes. I wish there was something we could do about both of them!
We use only the highest museum-quality materials in our prints and canvases. The combination of these result in artwork that is rated to last for 100 years. We use archival ink from Epson and Canon. We use paper and canvas made by Hahnemühle, the standard for photographers worldwide.
We offer six sizes for each image, from affordable small accent pieces to huge statements that draw immediate attention in a room. The sizes and the prices will be just below the image information on the Image Detail page.
Please note: For print orders, the sizes include a small white border around the image. For canvas orders, there will be colored canvas around the image. This is used for stretching the canvas on stretcher bars and it is usually 7.5cm wide. The border is either black for black and white canvases or is a complimentary color for color images. Please see the Gallery Prints page to get a better idea of what this looks like.
We offer free shipping worldwide. It usually takes 1-2 weeks from the time you place your order until the time you receive your art. The only time that is an exception to that is when we are filming on location, out of the gallery. When that happens, we will let you know in advance.
We are the only gallery in Australia, if not the world, to specialize solely in images from Asia.
Museum Quality
Our ink, paper, and canvas are of the highest acid-free archival quality. They are age tested to last over 100 years.
