Everywhen Art is a leading contemporary Australian art gallery established on the Mornington Peninsula in 2009 by art writers and gallerists Susan McCulloch OAM and Emily McCulloch Childs.

Everywhen presents fine quality art by leading Aboriginal artists Australia-wide through an exhibition programme that aims to elevate the art experience; to educate; and to provide a welcoming atmosphere for clients and art lovers.  Everywhen works with 23 + Aboriginal-owned community art centres from around Australia and is known for representing the work of high-level, established artists and discovering, supporting, and promoting the work of exciting new talents

Everywhen Art is located at the historic home gallery Whistlewood in the  Peninsula’s beautiful hinterland on Bunurong  Country. Home to three generations of the McCulloch family of art writers and curators for more than 70 years, Whistlewood has hosted many Australian and international arts luminaries , including Arthur Boyd, John Brack, Albert Tucker, John Perceval and many others. Set across 5 ha of regenerated bushland and gardens, the rooms of the renovated cottage and the art it displays unfold with its architecture and history.

Here you can select from a wide variety of Aboriginal and the work of select Australian artists to find that special piece and attend exhibitions, talks and other special events.