Gidan wasan kwaikwayo na Peter Bray

An kafa Peter Bray Gallery (wani gidan tarihi na kasuwanci) a matsayin Stanley Coe Gallery a shekarar 1949 kafin a sake masa suna a shekarar 1951, bayan canjin shugabanci. Yana a lamba 435 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, Ostiraliya, an rufe shi a shekarar 1957. Yawancin manyan sunaye a cikin fasahar zamani ta Australiya ta tsakiyar ƙarni sun bayyana a can a lokacin ɗan gajeren lokaci, amma mai cike da aiki, tsawon rayuwarsa.

 Daraktoci 
Darakta/masu kula da kayan sune Helen Ogilvie (daga 1949 zuwa 1955) da Ruth McNicoll (daga Satumba 1956 zuwa rufewa). Peter Bray ne ya mallaki gidan kayan tarihin, [1] wanda sha'awarsa ita ce nuna hotuna da kuma sayar da kayan daki na zamani ta Grant Featherston, domin ba sabon abu ba ne a shekarun 1950 a haɗa layukan dillalai guda biyu a cikin kamfani ɗaya [2]

 Masu fasaha 
Asalinsa Stanley Coe Gallery ne, wanda aka kafa a shekarar 1949, kuma Peter Bray ya karɓe shi a shekara mai zuwa, Peter Bray Gallery ya nuna zane-zane, sassaka da kwafi na Australiya daga manyan masu fasaha na zamani. 

Mai yin bugu/mai zane Helen Ogilvie (1902–1993) ta kasance mai ba da shawara ga masu fasaha masu tasowa,  kuma a shekarar 1949 Stanley Coe ya naɗa ta a matsayin ɗaya daga cikin mata na farko da suka jagoranci shirya hotunan kayan tarihi a Ostiraliya da ta ƙirƙiri wurin baje kolin kasuwanci a saman bene na shagon ƙirar cikin gida da ke 435 Bourke Street, Melbourne, an yi wa ado da bangon launin toka-shuɗi mai haske da kafet mai igiyar gashi. Mai zane Tate Adams ta kira shi "ita kaɗai a cikin gari don fasahar zamani". Har zuwa 1955, kuma tare da shawarwari daga abokanta Ursula Hoff, Arnold Shore da Alan McCulloch, ta shirya wani shiri na baje kolin kayan tarihi na avant-garde ; John Brack wanda ya fara nuna a can daga 27 ga Oktoba zuwa Nuwamba 1953, kuma a 1955,  sannan ya fara nuna jerin wasannin tseren tserensa daga 5 zuwa 15 ga Nuwamba 1956 kuma a wannan shekarar gidan kayan tarihin ya sayar da fitaccen aikinsa Collins Street, ƙarfe 5 na yamma zuwa National Gallery of Victoria. 

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