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16/11/2020 - 160 - Carrick Hill reopens with a new exhibition space

2020-11-22

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Join the Director of Carrick Hill, Tony Kanellos, as he talks about the reopening of Carrick Hill to the public following a $3.3 million renovation and 17 month closure.

The renovation of the 1939 estate, and former residence of Sir Edward and Lady Hayward, is now open to the public and includes a new 75 square metre permanent exhibition space in the attic of the building.

The space has been named The Wall Gallery in honour of Ian and Pamela Wall, who provided a significant donation towards the renovation. An opening exhibition for The Wall Gallery is entitled Collecting: A Personal View, which explores the influence of Sir Kenneth Clark on the both the collections at the Art Gallery of SA and at Carrick Hill.