A gallery bringing together makers, designers and community.

GOST is about makers and designers housed in the tiniest gallery in Canberra, Australia. These artists love texture, form and all things fabulous and small. Visitors will see works in textiles, ceramics, paintings, photography, jewellery and printmedia. They will experience that hygee feeling the Danish love (which loosely translates to 'being cosy') - in a space less than 6 meters square! The gallery is located in the leafy community of Watson where lots of other gems can be found. Welcome to GOST. We look forward to saying hello.

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SAVE THE DATES 1 -22 September 2018
FROM SMALL THINGS, BIG THINGS GROW

Happy birthday! To celebrate Gallery of small things turning 1, we are giving away 3 fabulous prizes. Win a night’s accommodation & breakfast at the Little National Hotel, Barton, Canberra. Have a ‘little’ spending spree at GOST with a $100 gift voucher. Or pamper yourself with a $55 gift voucher & hair massage at Aveda, Canberra Centre. How to enter: 1. Like this image. 2. Follow each business tagged in the images. 3. Tag two friends. It’s that easy! We love the little things that make us happy. Winners will be announced via Instagram message on Thursday 27 September at 5pm #competition #firstbirthday #partnerships #tripleact #luxe #takemetherenow
Peter McLean making works in progress @megaloprintstudio Peter has created two prints - one for GOST “I am pebble” (wood engraving) & one for Megalo “The Rock” (woodcut). He explains “Boulders & rocks have long been one of my favourite things to draw in the landscape ... who hasn’t been moved at least once to pick up a pretty pebble and carry it along or put in their pocket? ... “ #gostartists #groupexhibition #finaldays #takemetherenow
Count down as we near the end of ‘From small things, big things grow’. The #doubleact group exhibition closes this Saturday 22 September with @megaloprintstudio hosting its Open Studio Day from 10am to 4pm. GOST will also be open 11am to 4pm everyday till Saturday. It’s been a fabulous exhibition & we will showcase a few more artists & their artworks in the coming days. #idontwantittoend #teameffort #galleries
Introducing @elaine_camlin_artist from Wagga Wagga, NSW, whose framed artworks are resonating with our visitors. The small prints “ ... feature intimate forms inspired by documentation of fungus ... I intend to create these forms by drawing fine drypoint marks into multiple plates - constructing layers of tone and colour ... “. Swipe to see her works in situ. #naturalworld #natureisamazing #open7daysaweek #gostartists #galleries
Mount Ainslie, Canberra & Dr Seuss’s book - the inspirations behind @ellenrosaliedesigns colourful prints available @megaloprintstudio and even more fun are the gorgeous matchy earrings she has created for @galleryofsmallthings. Both are fabulous & will add colour to your day. Swipe across for print in situ & groovy earrings. #screenprint #colourcolourlovers #howihue #drseuss
Introducing Nina Juniper from Sydney, Australia who has created new work which “continues to investigate my interest in the built environment - particularly of interest to me are construction & deconstruction sites & their associated support structures. Swipe for her work in situ @megaloprintstudio (last artwork on right) & watch this space for her small work @galleryofsmallthings #contemporaryart #builtenvironment #geometricart #screenprint
Elaine Camlin’s framed prints feature intimate forms inspired by fungus where she construct layers of tone & colour. Elaine explains, “Our environment is in a constant state of flux, cycling from deterioration & decay to new growth & life. Exploring my own natural world, I document collected organic objects that play a vital role in the regeneration of our environment”. Only 3 left in this bespoke collection. Exhibition continues to 22 September. #drawing #drypoint #natureisamazing #open7daysaweek
Introducing Ellen Rosalie Gunner who’s earrings at GOST (swipe for groovy video) + print @megaloprintstudio are inspired by Mount Ainslie and “ ... in Dr Seuss’s book ‘Oh the places You’ll Go’, he wrote ‘Kid you’ll move mountains’ - an expression of encouragement that we are capable of achieving great mountainous things ... “. #textiledesign #screenprint #earringsoftheday #open7daysaweek