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() Melbourne Art Rooms is a commercial contemporary art gallery in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, dedicated to exhibiting, promoting and building the careers of mid-career and emerging Australian Artists. In addition to staging regular exhibitions, () also consults on major public art commissions and has an art rental program. ==History== () was established by philanthropist and gallerist Andy Dinan in 2004, who converted a former dairy in Port Melbourne into a two-level contemporary gallery. After ten years at Port Melbourne, () relocated to a new purpose-built gallery on James St, Windsor, (in the City of Stonnington) in mid 2014.〔Lucinda Schmidt (“Are Melbourne's commercial galleries becoming an endangered species?“ ), ‘’The Age’’, Retrieved 1 February 2015〕 〔Art Guide Australia (18 December 2013) ("Good times, bad times" ), ‘’Art Guide Australia’’, Retrieved 3 February 2015〕 The opening exhibition featured Jud Wimhurst, two-time Dobell Prize winner Nick Mourtzakis, and Brie Trenerry. Since its opening in 2005, () has staged more than 220 exhibitions and showed more than 330 artists. The gallery has participated in a number of art fairs, including Melbourne Art Fair and Sydney Contemporary. () is a member of ACGA, the leading national body and collective voice representing commercial art galleries in Australia.〔(“ACGA Member Galleries” ), Retrieved 1 February 2015〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「MARS Melbourne Art Rooms」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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