Anna Louise Richardson, Good egg, 2023, charcoal on cement fibreboard, 50 x 37 cm, and Anna Louise Richardson in her studio, 2023. Photo: Bo Wong.

The Good Anna Louise Richardson

Curated by Rachel Ardnt & Dr Lee-Anne Hall

The Good is a major new solo exhibition by artist Anna Louise Richardson whose practice is centred around rural life, embedded in the experience and drama of everyday reality. Working primarily in charcoal and graphite, Richardson’s work explores ideas of intergenerational exchange, parenthood and identity based on her experiences of living and working on a multi-generation beef cattle farm in rural Australia.

Free

05 April - 08 June 2025

Rhodonite Sample Gil Bennet Rocks, Gems and Mineral Collection. Nundle Library

Unearthed

Tamworth Regional Museums Combined Exhibition

Across the Tamworth Regional Museums collections, we work to unearth lesser-known histories and to bring to light stories that empower younger generations to be custodians of our regional culture and traditions. These 12 unique stories, brought together from across our collections, offer insights into how the history of our region and events of the past have helped to shape the place we know today.

Free

19 April - 22 June 2025

Rob Hurcum, Blue-faced honeyeater, (detail) 2025, cotton threads on cotton canvas. Photography TRG

Tamworth Regional Gallery Friends Silent Auction

The Major Fund-Raising Event for Tamworth Regional Gallery Friends

Leading regional artists have been invited to submit small art works including paintings, ceramics, sculpture and woodwork for Silent Auction. This is a major fund-raising event for the Friends of the Gallery whose primary purpose is to support Tamworth Regional Gallery through the purchase of new works for the Collection.

Free

20 - 29 June 2025

Justine Roche, Dark Eden 2.9, 2023, wetplate collodion on aluminium, 25 x 20cm. Image courtesy of the artist.

P R E S E N T P L A C E

Armando Chant – Sadhbha Cockburn – Justine Roche – Belinda Yee

PRESENT / 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.

Free

05 July - 07 September 2025

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