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

Shaun Gladwell Approach to Muni Mundi 2007 (production still, detail), from the series MADDESTMAXIMVS, John Kaldor Family Collection, Art Gallery of New South Wales © Shaun Gladwell, photo: Josh Raymond

Curator Talk: Bush Lines with Liam Keenan

Liam Keenan, Assistant Curator, First Nations Art (Local), Art Gallery of New South Wales

Learn more about Bush Lines, an Art Gallery of New South Wales and Tamworth Regional Gallery Partnership Exhibition, before the Official Opening Event.

Free

12 September 2025

04:30 PM - 05:45 PM

Shaun Gladwell Approach to Muni Mundi 2007 (production still, detail), from the series MADDESTMAXIMVS, John Kaldor Family Collection, Art Gallery of New South Wales © Shaun Gladwell, photo: Josh Raymond

Official Opening Event - Bush Lines

An Art Gallery of New South Wales and Tamworth Regional Gallery partnership exhibition

Join us for the official opening event for Bushlines, a partnership exhibition with the Art Gallery of New South Wales, Friday the 12th of September at 6pm.

12 September 2025

06:00 PM - 08:00 PM

Paper Crane for Peace Project

We invite you to join us in origami workshop to create paper cranes. This public program is free to attend and open to all ages, we do ask children to be supervised

Our public program is a symbolic activity with ties to peace and healing, mindfulness and making and creating community collaboration. Our aim is to create 1000 paper cranes and celebrate our display to mark the UN International Day of Peace on 21 September 2025.

Free

21 September 2025

11:00 AM - 01:00 PM

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