Gallery of small things

Name: Gallery of small things
Address: 27 Wade Street, Watson, ACT, 2602, AU
Telephone: 0422 263 533
Price range: $$
Rating: 5

Small-space, big stories: curated art and crafts with stories behind every piece.

5(5 reviews)

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Located at 27 Wade St, Watson ACT 2602, Australia, Gallery of small things is a tiny, welcoming art space that spotlights curated works from local and Indigenous artists. The intimate venue offers ceramics, paintings, glass, prints, earrings, fabrics, scarves and more, with warm storytelling from owner Anne. A peaceful, garden-inspired setting invites visitors to find unique gifts and quiet creativity.

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27 Wade St, Watson ACT 2602, Australia

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27 Wade Street

Watson, ACT, 2602

0422 263 533 www.galleryofsmallthings.com/

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Curated Art Exhibitions

Regular displays of small-scale artworks including ceramics, paintings, prints, and glasswork from local and Indigenous artists.

Unique Gift Selection

Handpicked items like earrings, scarves, fabric bags, and ceramics perfect for distinctive gifts or personal collections.

Artist Storytelling

Personal insights from the owner on the stories and backgrounds behind each artwork, enhancing your connection to the pieces.

Intimate Gallery Experience

A cozy, welcoming space in a cottage setting, offering a peaceful and inspiring environment to browse and appreciate art.

Local Art Support

A platform showcasing and selling works by Canberra-area and Indigenous artists, fostering community creativity.

5.00 · 5 reviews

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Lila Pants

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· 1 year ago

A hidden gem in Canberra - the gallery itself is small and the things are mostly small too. You walk down a drive to a small cottage/flat behind the main building in a seemingly normal neighbourhood. An array of lovely things are laid out and you're greeted by Anne. We browsed for a bit and when we were ready to check out, Anne gave us a hint about being able to see a new artwork (Ouroboros) outside the National Gallery before it was officially unveiled. I'm a bit of a shy person so being in a small gallery where you can't blend into a crowd was a bit awkward for me, but Anne was lovely and I felt very welcomed.

Louise Tome

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· 1 year ago

What a little gem. Small space ( nice and warm on a chilly winter day) There is a wide variety of media on display for sale. Fabric bags, scarves, glass, painting, prints , earings and ceramics.

John John

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· 1 year ago

Such a beautiful hidden gem! The space may be small, but every piece is thoughtfully curated and full of character. From delicate ceramics to vibrant paintings, there’s a real sense of connection to local and Indigenous artists. The owner was incredibly welcoming and took the time to share the stories behind several works. A peaceful, inspiring place — perfect for picking up a unique gift or just enjoying quiet creativity. Highly recommended if you’re in Watson!

Maureen Webber

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· 1 year ago

Oh my, how wonderful an experience. The garden itself tells you love lives here. I bought a pair of earrings. My friends other items. I enjoyed the storytelling behind each piece.

Dr Susan Boden

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· 2 years ago

Many years ago, I worked for an antiques dealer who said that you needed to ‘understand’ rare things. I understand that in this tiny space is such a big, gracious, creative vision. The works are of such high quality, discernment and charm. A really heart-warming experience.

National Gallery of Australia is a premier art gallery and museum in Parkes, ACT. It houses expansive permanent collections, with celebrated Indigenous Australian art and rotating exhibitions like After the Rain. The site features a sculpture garden, striking architecture, an on-site cafe, and a welcoming staff. Most sections are free to explore, with free tours enriching the visit.

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