What’s On

Entertainment

Live band season continues with Vertigo performing in the Beer Garden till late!
Grab your mates and head over for a great night out!

Booking Info: 02 6962 1322

• 208 Banna Avenue, Griffith
• https://www.facebook.com/areahotel/

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Leading boarding schools will be heading your way. Forget spending hours travelling to visit a long list of boarding schools. The Boarding Schools Expo is bringing them together under one roof in Griffith. Meet personally with senior representatives from Sydney, regional NSW, VIC & ACT boarding schools and discuss what they can offer your child. The ICPA (Isolated Children's Parents' Association) will be attending all Expo's to speak with interested families. Admission is Free & children welcome.
Ticket Price: FREE
Booking Info: www.boardingexpo.com.au

• Griffith Ex-Servicemen's Club, Jondaryan Ave Griffith
• https://www.boardingexpo.com.au

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Entertainment

Live band season continues with Happy Avenue performing in the Beer Garden till late!
Grab your mates and head over for a great night out!

Booking Info: 02 6962 1322

• 208 Banna Avenue, Griffith
• https://www.facebook.com/areahotel/

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23

Exhibitions

Haunting is a fascinating body of work that encompasses photography, video and text.

Demonstrating how objects and stories can be brought to life, this exhibition provokes various interpretations of the past and its ever unfolding consequences on the present. Vic McEwan, the National Museum’s 2015 artist-in-residence, created the large scale still photography and video works in Haunting, in collaboration with curator George Main. In projecting images of museum objects onto continually changing natural elements such as water, fog and smoke, McEwan has made the environment an active participant in his interpretation of agricultural history and its objects.

How does the meanings of these significant objects change when we allow uncontrollable natural elements to help produce the work?

Haunting is a travelling exhibition developed by The Cad Factory and the National Museum of Australia.

Official Opening: Friday 5 June 2020 10am

Closes: Sunday 2 2020 August 2pm

Ticket Price: FREE

• Griffith Regional Art Gallery
• https://www.griffith.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/gallery/page.asp?p=DOC-XXA-67-51-23