Queenscliff Gallery (QG) traces its roots to December 2015 when Soula and Theo Mantalvanos purchased the historic 1868 Wesleyan church on Hesse Street.

Housed in the historic 1868 Wesleyan church, QG curates a diverse annual calendar of Australian art exhibitions with works by nationally and internationally acclaimed artists like Rick Amor (official war artist), Melinda Harper (honoured with a retrospective at Heide Museum of Modern Art), Katherine Hattam (finalist in prestigious national art prizes) and NSW artist Steve Lopes (2018 Gallipoli Prize winner), to some more familiar whose illustrative works have been in the hands of Australians for decades via newspapers and children's books such as Leigh Hobbs, the late Michael Leunig and Jim Pavlidis. 

Artists like Lana Daubermann, Philip Davey, Anita Iacovella, Melissa Smith (TAS) and the QG Director herself, Soula Mantalvanos, contribute to QG's rich tapestry, as do the ochre paintings and prints of Tiwi artists' that reflect the cultural diversity and artistic richness of Australian art that QG proudly aims to showcase.

Landscape and still-life paintings, sculptural works, wood engravings, linocuts, decorative prints, and abstract and expressionist pieces successfully cater to locals and patrons visiting QG worldwide and purchasing Australian art online.