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Gallery

Exhibition Opening

Two Girls from Amoonguna and Thumbprint Collective: Memories – 5 September 2025

Public Program

Walking The Seasons with Uncle Dougie – 23 August 2025

Public Program

In Conversation with Margaret Worth – 16 August 2025

Public Program

In Conversation with Julie Blyfield: Jam Factory ICON and Phil Riley  – 9 August 2025

Exhibition opening

I Own a Phil Riley and Julie Blyfield: Chasing a Passion – 8 August 2025

Cast in Blue

Beacon Art Project, City of Mount Gambier – Unveiling 16 July 2025

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Cast in Blue

Beacon Art Project, City of Mount Gambier – Celebration 17 July 2025

Exhibition opening

Almost Here, Almost Now – 20 June 2025

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Portraits of our Elders – 14 June 2025

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The Woodcutter and Wood Work – 11 April 2025

Exhibition opening

Enjoy This Trip: The Art of Music Posters, and Trip to the Mount – 1 November 2024

Public Program

Art and Dementia public program launch – 18 September 2024

Exhibition opening

Island Welcome and Finding the Fab Five – 9 August 2024

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Clarice Beckett, Natalya Hughes and Beth Kay – 14 June 2024

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Margaret Worth: Earth & Ether, Barbara Hanrahan: Bee-stung lips! – 8 September 2023

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SEAS Open Art Awards – 7 July 2023

Exhibition opening

Abundant Wonder, Renewal, Four rolls of tape and a bucket – 28 April 2023

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Adolescent Wonderland and A Pretty Folly – 25 November 2022

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Ann Newmarch & Thumb Print Inc – 29 July 2022
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The Riddoch Arts & Cultural Centre proudly acknowledges the Boandik Peoples as the traditional custodians of the land on which we connect, create and collaborate. We recognise and respect the deep connection our First Nations Peoples have with the land and pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging.

Image: Belinda Bonney, Reconciliation of the Nation: we all walk together as one (detail)