Melbourne Art Print Fair: edition1 is hosted at Linden New Art.

Linden New Art is a public contemporary art gallery renowned for presenting exhibitions, events and programs.

The historic Linden mansion is a Victorian-era heritage listed building. The mansion was built in 1871 by notable architect, Alfred Friedrich Kursteiner (1829-1897) and the surrounding gardens were designed by landscape gardener and botanist, William Guilfoyle (1840-1912).

Originally a family home, the mansion operated as an exclusive private hotel known as Linden Court for a period. During this time, additions were built at the back of the mansion, now used as the Linden Projects Space and Linden Workshop Space. In 1959, the National Trust of Australia, recognised the historic and architectural significance of the building. The mansion was purchased in 1983 by the St Kilda City Council, now part of the City of Port Phillip.

Linden opened to the public as an art gallery in 1986. In 2017 the City of Port Phillip supported a significant upgrade to the gallery. With improved street access and a new lift to the second level exhibition space the building is DDA compliant.

Today, the heritage-listed building is a free entry public art gallery and a significant cultural destination in St Kilda. 

Linden New Art is located in St Kilda, Naarm/Melbourne.

The gallery is accessible by public transport. Limited street parking is available in the residential streets surrounding the gallery.

Paid parking is available nearby at the Prince of Wales Hotel, the Palais Theatre and on Belford Street West (off Acland Street).

There is no dedicated accessible car parking in the direct area.

We recommend visitors catch an Uber or a taxi if possible and save the hassle.

We recommend passengers requiring accessible services use the Route 96 tram to Alfred Square/The Esplanade (stop number 136).

In addition, the Route 16 is partly serviced by low-floor trams.

Bus routes 600, 606, 623 or 922 are the closest services to Linden New Art and are wheelchair accessible services.

Watch how to make the journey from tram to gallery.

Linen New Art is a wheelchair accessible venue.

The public entrance to Linden New Art is via a 25-metre ramp with a gentle incline leading to its single outward-opening glass door. Tactile ground surface indicators midway along the ramp alert the presence of handrails on both sides.

The gallery's internal doors and doorways are wheelchair friendly. Exhibitions spaces have clear and unobstructed thoroughfares
to allow for easy navigation by visitors of any mobility range.

Linden New Art has two ambulant and one fully accessible toilet on the ground floor, located at the end of the internal corridor.

Access enquiries can be made to: 
gallery@lindenarts.org or 03 9534 0099