Tamworth Regional Gallery Friend’s Silent AuctionBidding open until 1pm Sunday 29 June Art, Bids & Community Spirit: Tamworth Regional Gallery’s Silent Auction Returns – Bigger and Bolder. There’s something thrilling about placing a silent bid on an artwork you’ve fallen in love with. The quiet anticipation. The return visits. The whispered updates: “Am I still the top bid?”
Two Girls from AmoongunaAn ACMI Touring Exhibition. Featuring new work by Arrernte and Southern Luritja artist Sally M Nangala Mulda and Western Arrarnta artist Marlene Rubuntja, this exhibition encompasses video, bush-dyed, hand-sewn soft sculptures and observationalist paintings, recounting their intertwining stories of friendship and resilience.
Dhurranmay-Gal Dhirrabuu: (Outstanding Leaders)Tamworth NAIDOC Committee 2025Dhurranmay-Gal Dhirrabuu pays tribute to, the Outstanding Leaders from our First Nations Community. Photographers Danny Dalton, Tess Reading, Jordan Barber and Josh Turner are well known First Nations photographers in the Tamworth region with a passion for capturing special moments and highlighting the positive qualities of individuals, families, and community.
Present/PlaceArmando Chant – Sadhbha Cockburn – Justine Roche – Belinda YeePRESENT / PLACE explores the idea of landscape not as something fixed or distant, but as something alive shaped by memory, time, and our presence within it. In this exhibition, landscape becomes place: not simply a location on a map, but a shifting space where personal and shared histories gather, where material meets memory, and where meaning is always in the process of becoming.
The Tamworth Regional Gallery acknowledges the First Peoples of this land and recognises their continuous connection to culture, community and Country.
