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Future Exhibitions

Walk Softly: 'Stand tall, look them in the eye' Russell and Raechel Sa

Exhibition dates: 15 July - 22 August

A collection of works by Biripi artists Pastor Russell Saunders OAM and daughter Raechel Saunders that celebrate the beauty of Biripi land, it’s people and the animals that live alongside us.

'Mostly Useful' Steve Williams

Exhibition dates: 15 July - 22 August

Steve’s dedication to local clays, rocks and timbers within his woodfired ceramics practice translates into works with a raw Australian character and objects that capture the playful and responsive qualities of clay.

“Observations – now and then” Helga Visser

Exhibition dates: 15 July - 22 August
IN the Gallery Collection Space

Observing is what we do, whether it’s landscapes, animals, people or beliefs and attitudes.
Here are some of my observations from now and then.

2021 Naked & Nude Art Prize

Exhibition dates: 28 August - 10 October

The Naked & Nude Art Prize exhibition attracts entries from around Australia with a $32,000 prize pool. The winner to be announced at the Gala Opening on the 28 August

Chaotic Disconnection - Gemma Cross and Freyja Moon

Exhibition dates: 28 August - 10 October
In the Gallery Collection Space

This collaborative body of work explores the parallels between the wellbeing of our environment and our own wellbeing as individuals.

Saltwater Freshwater Arts 2021 Aboriginal Art Award

Exhibition dates: 14 October - 28 November

Saltwater Freshwater Arts 2021 is a touring exhibition with public art program showcasing Aboriginal artists and cultural practitioners from the Gumbaynggirr, Dunghutti, Biripi and Worimi nations.

Lionel's Place: Lionel Lindsay from the Maitland Regional Art Gallery

Exhibition dates: 14 October - 28 November

Lionel’s Place showcases more than 140 artworks created by Lionel Lindsay, an artist who honed his skills in etching and wood engraving so finely that by 1927 he was hailed as the most internationally successful Australian printmaker of all time.