No No Gallery

With so many artist-​run or DIY art spaces closing down around the CBD due to high rent prices, No No has quickly established itself as one of Melbourne’s most significant not-​for-​profit art galleries.
Opened at the start of 2010 by director and curator Roger Nelson, it has exhibited works by emerging artists like Carl Scrase, Clare McCracken and Dane Lovett, as well as local underground musicians like Romy Hoffman and Katey Taylor of Heavy Mental and Gill Tucker of Beaches and Divorced.
The openings here are ramshackle, casual, inviting affairs, and the $ 3 beer and wine helps keep the gallery alive. Positioned in the middle of Raglan St between the IGA and the Di Bella café, look for the bright pink sign stuck to the outside wall.