A selection of creative works

Creating an opportunity for inclusion

Creative. Beautiful. Modern.

Bearded Dragon Gallery
is a Social Enterprise business of
Community Bridging Services (CBS) Inc.

Latest Exhibition!

Across 4 locations:

Bearded Dragon Gallery, 2G Gays Arcade, Adelaide Arcade

Bearded Dragon Gallery, Oak Plaza, Shop 2, 11 Mount Barker Road, Stirling

Kilburn Community Centre, 59 Gladstone Road, Kilburn

Two-Bit Villains, Shop 150 Level 1, Adelaide Arcade

Cost: Free

Adelaide Exhibition

Stirling Exhibition

Past Exhibitions

Featured Collection

Community Bridging Services (CBS) Inc.

CBS Inc. is a South Australian Not-for-Profit organisation with the goal of helping people achieve success by working with them to plan their futures, achieve their personal goals and improve their quality of life.
We focus on our clients’ strengths and interests through mutual respect and understanding, and we are a recognised leader in the provision of support for people with disability in the areas of open employment, personal support, further education and recreation. Our services operate in metropolitan Adelaide as well as in rural and remote South Australia.

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The Inspiration

The Bearded Dragon Gallery is a Social Enterprise Business of Community Bridging Services (CBS) Inc.
While it is an avenue for the public to purchase outstanding pieces from local artists it is far greater than just a gallery. It sells hope for people who often feel overlooked and invisible in the community.

For over 21 years Community Bridging Services (CBS) Inc. have been running art classes and recreation supports for people with a disability. Over that time we have recognised that while the artwork is often outstanding there has not been a permanent place for the public to come and access these works.

Marlene Post, the creator of the logo, is one of these artists. Marlene paints and draws dragons because they symbolise power in her life. She loves “that they breathe fire” and have the ability to fly. Her positive illustrations and love of colour inspired the gallery to give power to artists who often feel they have none.