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Current Exhibitions
16th November, 2018 - 25th February, 2019
MERVYN BISHOPMervyn Bishop, an exhibition celebrating the prolific and longstanding career of a photographer whose records of culture, politics and people have contributed greatly to an understanding of Australia’s history. Alongside the works from the Gallery’s collection, material from the artist’s personal photographic archive is on display via a curated slideshow. Selected from an archive of over 8000 images, the majority of which have never before been seen in public, the slideshow features images taken over the past 60 years affording a fascinating insight into Bishop’s life and work through photographs. Photographs by Bishop of defining moments in Australia’s political and social history, personal images of family and friends, and intimate portraits of members of the Aboriginal community all feature in Mervyn Bishop. An Art Gallery of New South Wales touring exhibition.
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ECONOMICS OF WATER | JAMES TYLOREconomics of Water highlights the poor water management of the Murray Darling River System by the States and Federal government in Australia.
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WAS WORKSThe Willyama Art Society is delighted to present their 57th exhibition at the Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery, and immensely proud to appear in this remarkable local institution.
The Society was formed in 1961 to help and encourage local hobbyists and professional artists to share their passions and expertise across diverse mediums. Members work, or have worked, in many different areas of the community, pursuing a great variety of themes and interests, which has resulted in an impressive array of styles, talents and art forms.
While there is no specific theme, WAS Works highlights a full palette of materials from oils and watercolours to acrylics, inks and pastels, all of which inspired the members to produce portraits, landscapes, abstract or still life works.
The aim of the society is to surprise and beguile those wishing to share their love of the arts. |
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Upcoming Exhibitions
March 1, 2019 - May 5, 2019
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MMIAA | 2019The newly named, Maari Ma Indigenous Art Awards (formerly known as the Far West Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards), is an exhibition that showcases and celebrates artwork and creativity in the Far West by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. Prizes, sponsored by Maari Ma, will be awarded in three Categories.
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dePict | Annette MinchinWe are but a speck of sand in an environment we thought would last forever. EOS (the Other) portrays the movement of people as war makes homes unlovable. Be a Darling, Cry me a River reflects upon caretakers of the land in which we live. The Aunt's Story glances at personal and political commitment to others. Portrayal is an essay on my view of the world. |
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ILLUSTRATED | Cathy FarryIllustrated is an exhibition that explores the theme or shame through artist books. Many of the books illustrate personal experiences of shame as told anonymously through an on-line survey, whilst others are just blank journals waiting to be filled. |