Collection Conversion

Amy Hammond, David Darcy, Angus Nivison, Katherine Harvey, Rowen Matthews, Vic McEwan

Collection Conversion investigates the Tamworth region’s identity by inviting six regional artists working in different mediums to explore, investigate, research and mine six local museums and develop new artworks in response to their collections. Three of the collections are owned by Tamworth Regional Council (TRC) and three by the University of New England (UNE).

The Dressmaker

Costume Exhibition

The Dressmaker Costume Exhibition features a selection of haute couture costumes worn by Kate Winslet, Liam Hemsworth, Sarah Snook, Hugo Weaving and the rest of the cast, created by award-winning designer Marion Boyce.

Colleen Tighe Johnson

22 May- 25 July 2021

Featuring two pieces from the unique Honey Ant Collection created by Colleen Tighe Johnson. A proud Gomeroi woman. As a Gomeroi fashion designer, Colleen uses her talents to harness the spirit of her ancestors and revive Gomeroi Dreaming Stories through each design. Her label, Buluuy Mirrii (Black Star in her Gamilaraay language) has been featured on international runways around the world. Click here for more...

Tamworth Regional Gallery Friends Art Exhibition and Silent Auction

The Tamworth Regional Gallery Friends will be holding their major fundraising event for 2021 with a four day exhibition and sale of small works by recognised regional artists.

MINOR IMPERFECTIONS

Jelle van de berg

Objects play a major role in the paintings of Jelle van den Berg. These items show minor imperfections and are almost always cast-offs.

ARTEXPRESS

31 July - 3 October

ARTEXPRESS is an annual series of exhibitions of exemplary artworks created by New South Wales visual arts students for the Higher School Certificate examination. Click here for more...

Hardenvale- Our home in Absurdia

Catherine O’Donnell, Kellie O’Dempsey and Todd Fuller

Hardenvale - Our home in Absurdia is a large-scale immersive environment by three leading Australian contemporary drawing practitioners, Catherine O’Donnell, Kellie O’Dempsey and Todd Fuller.