Everywhen Art

Everywhen Art was established in 2009 by art writers, researchers, curators and gallerists Susan McCulloch OAM and Emily McCulloch Childs as a branch of the art company McCulloch & McCulloch Australian Art Books.

The gallery is named “Everywhen” in tribute to the anthropologist W.E.H Stanner who, in his 1953 essay ‘The Dreaming’ in describing the nature of time as it relates to the Aboriginal belief system, said ‘One cannot “fix” The Dreaming in time, it was and is everywhen.”

Everywhen Art is based in the McCulloch family’s heritage home gallery Whistlewood on Bunurong Country on the Mornington Peninsula.  Here, as well as in other locations, we present 8-12 exhibitions annually – largely of the work of artists from First Peoples art centres Australia-wide.

We are also the authors and publishers of McCulloch’s Encyclopedia of Australian Art and McCulloch’s Contemporary Aboriginal Art: the complete guide, as well as art writers, curators, speakers and commentators.