Past
2022
STORYTELLING IN COLOUR
from The Riddoch Collection15 - 30 Jan 2022 Cathleen Edkins Gallery
Exploring the exquisite colours and stories from The Riddoch’s collection of Aboriginal art. Image: Emily Kame Kngwarreye b.Circa 1910, d.1996, Utopia, Northern Territory Language... Read More
REMEMBERING THE FUTURE
Tim Gruchy13 Nov 2021 - 30 Jan 2022 Main Gallery
Tim Gruchy’s extensive career spans the exploration and composition of immersive and interactive multimedia through installation, music and performance, whilst redefining it’s role and... Read More
CURIOUS MINDS: WOMEN OF THE SOUTH EAST
from The Riddoch Collection5 February - 23 March 2022 Main Gallery
Curious Minds: Women of the South East is an exhibition that demonstrates and celebrates the enduring contribution women make to the arts and will feature... Read More
PETRICHOR
Georgia Button5 February - 3 April 2022 Cathleen Edkins Gallery
The title ‘Petrichor’ refers to the specific smell of rain after a period of warm dry weather, often invoking visceral thoughts of summer. But... Read More
FAITHFUL GIFTS
Needham Art Prize Retrospective9 April - 8 May 2022 Cathleen Edkins Gallery
The Needham Religious Art Prize was established in 1998 through the Anglican Parish of Mount Gambier, to encourage artists to interpret or portray an... Read More
SOUTH EAST ART SOCIETY – OPEN ART AWARDS 2022
Various artists2 April - 8 May 2022 Main Gallery
South East Art Society Inc. (SEAS) encourages the practice of Visual Arts and their promotion throughout the Limestone Coast and surrounding regions. Now in... Read More
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Image: Belinda Bonney, Reconciliation of the Nation: we all walk together as one (detail)