West Space – Visit

Visit West Space

West Space is located on Level 1 of the Perry Street Building within the Collingwood Yards arts precinct.

Open Wednesday to Friday, 11am to 6pm, and Saturday, 12 to 4pm.

Entry is free. Everyone is welcome.

102/30 Perry Street
Yálla-birr-ang (Collingwood), Victoria, 3066

A group of audience members seated on the floor in front of a large wooden framed video work.

Audiences within 'language to reach with' featuring Moorina Bonini, Nithya Iyer and Chi Tran, West Space, 2026. Photography by Gabriela Renee.

Finding West Space

Enter Collingwood Yards via Perry Street or Johnston Street. Access Level 1 of the Perry Street Building via the stairs or the lift. Our door is halfway along the walkway, as seen below.

View the precinct map for entries, lifts, toilets and parking.

Access

West Space is wheelchair accessible and located near accessible gender-inclusive bathrooms.

Captioning and transcripts accompany moving image artworks with sound. Auslan is provided at programmes where possible, and can be arranged by request. Assistance and companion animals are welcome.

Tours and groups

Contact us (info@westspace.org.au) to book a group visit, a personalised tour, or to arrange a visit by appointment outside our open hours.

Wurundjeri Country

West Space is located on Wurundjeri Country. We pay respect to the Wurundjeri Woi wurrung people, the traditional and ongoing custodians of this land. We acknowledge the rich cultural practices that have been thriving here for millennia.

A walkway with people sitting on a bench against the facade of West Space, and other people looking out over the balcony. In the middle of the image you can see the open door to West Space.

The facade of our gallery, with micro-project space the West Space Window in view.

A circular concrete slab engraved with multiple star points nestled into an outdoor gravel floor. Autumn leaves are scattered around it and in the background a short brick wall and some green plants can be seen.

Tina Stefanou, '[cable warming under load', 2026, concrete, commissioned as part of 'Motet Fail', developed with artistic collaborator Romanie Harper, and gifted to West Space following the presentation. Photography of one of two coins in situ in the Collingwood Yards courtyard by Janelle Low.