Ralph Kerle Gallery – Contemporary Abstract Photography
Ralph Kerle's Art
Fri 06 Feb '26 – Sun 13 Sep '26 (DAILY event)
Overview
The Ralph Kerle Gallery in Manly presents internationally recognised contemporary abstract photography, transforming Sydney's waterways into breathtaking artworks. Kerle's practice is inspired by masters such as Turner and Rothko, with works exhibited at the Rothko Museum and commissioned by Louis Vuitton.
Located just steps from Manly Beach, the gallery is a must-visit cultural destination for art lovers, collectors, and visitors seeking an…
The Ralph Kerle Gallery in Manly presents internationally recognised contemporary abstract photography, transforming Sydney's waterways into breathtaking artworks. Kerle's practice is inspired by masters such as Turner and Rothko, with works exhibited at the Rothko Museum and commissioned by Louis Vuitton.
Located just steps from Manly Beach, the gallery is a must-visit cultural destination for art lovers, collectors, and visitors seeking an unforgettable experience. Discover rare limited-edition works, immerse yourself in the play of light and water, and connect with the essence of Sydney's coastal landscape.
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