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Bearded Dragon Gallery

Adelaide Hills, SA

Since 1999, Community Bridging Services has run art classes for people with disability across South Australia. The Bearded Dragon Gallery grew from that work — a social enterprise now housed in Gays Arcade, Adelaide, selling paintings and craftworks made by artists who identify as living with disability. The logo, a dragon, was designed by exhibitor Marlene Post, who painted them for what they symbolised: power, fire, flight.

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Oak Plaza, Unit 2/11 Mount Barker Rd, Stirling SA 5152, Australia

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beardeddragongallery.com.au

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