Where can I see Shane's originals and Giclee prints?

Here is a list of all current art galleries that diplay Shane's work:

Victoria:

 McGees Gallery, 1 Queen St, Mornington Vic 3931 ph 03 5976 3830    Originals and Limited edition Giclee prints

Delshan Gallery,  1185 High st, Armadale Vic 3143 ph  03 9822 9440   Originals     Sadly, Delshan gallery has closed down

Manyung Gallery   1480 Nepean Highway, Mount Eliza, 3130   ph 03 9787 2953

Queensland:

Art Gallery Collections  Ground Floor under ANA hotel, Elkhorn Ave, Surfers Paradise      Originals

Tree Frog Gallery ,56 Montville Rd, Melany  07 5435 2303              Limited edition Giclee prints

Gallery Beneath,  Sirocco Plaza, The Esplanade, Mooloolaba   07 5444 7775  Originals and Limited edition Giclee prints

New South Wales

Pymble Gallery  1017 Pacific Highway Pymble  NSW 2073  Tel: 02  9488 9088  Originals and Limited edition Giclee prints

Art on Artgent Gallery 303 Argent St, Broken Hill, NSW 2880   08 8087 2306   Originals and Limited edition Giclee prints

Boyd Gallery  4 Sharman Close, Narellan, NSW 2567              02 4648 2424   Originals and Limited edition Giclee prints

Western Australia       

Artra Gallery  6571 West Swan Road, West Swan  WA 6055   Limited edition Giclee prints

Great Southern gallery     1727 Great Southern Hwy  Woottating  Western Australia  6562  Australia     Limited edition Giclee prints

OutbackArt the works of Australian artist Shane Gehlert. Shane's works can be variously described as surrealism, pop surrealism, lowbrow art, fantastic surreal, fantasy art, metaphysical art, fantastic realism or visionary art! Shane is famous for his 'chrome Kangaroos ' and his latest additions of Saint Bilby. His other mechanical marsupials have become and instant hit, as too the recent 'Twitter bird' series, a parody on the social networking phenomenon of this era. The landscapes of Shane's surreal painting creations are inspired by the outback desert vistas of the far west of outback NSW, where Shane lived and worked in the Broken Hill region for some 12 years. The outback and desert landscapes of this area are famous in the art realms of Australia, synonymous with names such as Pro Hart, Jack Absalom and Hugh Schultz.