Grace Crowley, Abstract painting, (detail)1952, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, purchased 1976, © The Estate of Grace Crowley

Grace and Grace

Loans from the National Gallery of Australia, Sharing the Collection Program of two significant Australian female artists, Grace Crowley and Grace Cossington Smith.

Of particular significance to our region are the pieces created by Grace Crowley, a talented artist from the small town of Barraba, located nearby to Tamworth. Crowley’s early works reflect the beauty and landscapes of rural Australia, with a focus on the natural environment of her home region. Additionally, the exhibits of Grace Crowley and Grace Cossington Smith’s works highlight the importance of women artists in the Australian art industry.

04 July 2025 - 04 July 2027

Aunty Ellen Trevorrow, Kangaroo Apple (Solanum lacinniatum) Woven Backpack, 2024, sedge grass; Native Correa (Correa reflexa) Woven Bag, 2024 sedgegrass, quandong seeds, photographer: Connor Patterson

JamFactory ICON Aunty Ellen Trevorrow: Weaving Through Time

JamFactory’s ICON series celebrates the achievements of South Australia’s most influential visual artists working in craft-based media. JamFactory is thrilled to present this significant body of work by proud Ngarrindjeri weaver Aunty Ellen Trevorrow.

Free

17 October - 29 November 2026

Robyn Inglis, Sunlight nook, acrylic paint on canvas, 2026. Photography Blagoj Ristevski

For the Love of Art

Students of Maria Henry

Celebrating the diversity within the Tamworth community, this exhibition looks at inclusiveness and belonging. The artworks highlight the skills and talents of local art students as they respond to our environment, our homes, our friends and family, our emotions and our identity. Co-ordinating with Tamworth Regional Council’s Fiesta La Peel and Multicultural Tamworth we explore our combined experiences and universal values to celebrate “Home is where you make it!”.

Free

05 December 2026 - 10 January 2027

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