RECENT WORKS showcases artwork by award winning artist, Robert Sherwood Duffield. Robert has exhibited both nationally and internationally and his work is held in both public and private collections. Robert believes that art is primarily about the transformation of and in the state of the artist.

An exhibition showcasing a collection of animal sculptures. Locally sourced corrugated iron that was heading for the dump has been re-purposed and thoughtfully transformed by artist Kim Gibbs into fond creatures from her everyday life.

What a Machine features new paintings, drawings and custom software by artist Tony Curran. Curran has been working on building systems of making that produces outcomes that feel suspiciously alive.

A collaboration from a diverse group of emerging and established artists from across the region. The result contrasts familiar landmarks through individual perspectives, catching glimpses of how our landscape appears through the eyes of others.

Featuring the work of more than 70 members of the diverse Riverina communities. Vibrant, evocative Islamic tiles from Afghanistan, Iran, India and Uzbekistan are creatively translated into exquisite hand-stitched needlepoint tiles.

On Saturday 9 September 2023 our Gallery turns 40. To celebrate this we're curating an exhibition of artworks, historical information and other ephemera highlighting the Gallery’s 40 year history. Do you own artwork that is part of the Gallery's 40 year history? Or want to create an artwork celebrating its legacy? Contact the Gallery for further information.

Take a fantastical journey through the decades and explore Di Tarr's diverse and ever evolving art practice. Di has experimented with a variety of mediums to create thought-provoking works that are textually layered, visually stunning and conceptually complex.

The Freilich Project at the Australian National University is proud to present "We BleedThe Same", an exhibition and documentary by creator and producer Liz Deep-Jones, photographer Tim Bauer and Art Director, Brenda Dwyer. "We Bleed The Same, is about you, me and humanity, sharing the stories of experiences with racism in Australia and fightfor human rights, by 35 extraordinary Australians including a Holocaust survivor, Stolen Generation survivor, Former Child Soldier, rock star, Former Socceroo, Refugee and First Nations activist." says Liz Deep-Jones. The exhibition also celebrates diversity in its photographic installation consisting of images of people from across Australia.