OUTDOOR GALLERY
Fitzroy St Projections
The Tamworth Regional Gallery is excited to deliver digital artwork onto the Outdoor Gallery in Fitzroy St until December 2026.
Each month you can experience a different large-scale art installation created by regional artists and local groups. This project helps celebrate our legacy as the city of light and showcases some of the regional talent we have.
Sunita Bala - What is HOME?
October 14-18
What is HOME?, 2026
Projection
Sunita Bala
What is HOME? is a creative investigation into the conditions that create inclusive and progressive communities and how these conditions can be fostered to create sustainable positive change. In an artistic collaboration with patrons of The Tamworth Regional Gallery and Tamworth's annual Fiesta La Peel, this video work explores and celebrates the lived experiences and the diversity of communities that call Tamworth home.
Artist Bio
Sunita Bala is a Creative Project Maker and multi-disciplinary artist committed to socially engaged art practices that foster open dialogue, innovation and critical thinking. She has worked on multimedia projects in Australia and overseas collaborating with communities to creatively investigate The World we live in. In the last four years, her focus on Australian regional life and the intersections between Arts and Health has taken an approach that is deeply grounded in place making. Work that invites participation and connection with communities to tell their own stories and for new forms of collective voices to emerge. Based in Australia's Far North Coast, Sunita is Co-Founder of The WhereHouse, an arts, technology and media centre for socially engaged art practices. She is Creative Producer for RealArtWorks.Inc, long term Artist In Residence at Namatjira Haven Inc and Lead Artist and Associate Investigator for the HEART Clinical Trial for healing climate related trauma.
WHEN AND WHERE
OUTDOOR GALLERY - What is Home?
📅 Wednesday 14 - Sunday 18 October 2026
🕘 From 6.30pm
📍 Fitzroy Street Plaza
Saturday 17 October 2026
From 4.00-9.00pm
Bicentennial Park, Kable Ave, Tamworth
Outdoor Gallery
The Tamworth Regional Gallery is excited to deliver digital artwork onto the Outdoor Gallery in Fitzroy St until December 2027.
Each month you can experience a different large-scale art installation created by regional artists and local groups. This project helps celebrate our legacy as the city of light and showcases some of the regional talent we have.
What's been on at the Outdoor Gallery
6.30-10pm
When Main Streets Dream
Developed by Arts North West
August
NAIDOC week Dhurranmay-Gal Dhirrabuu: (Outstanding Leaders)
50 Years of Deadly
Tamworth NAIDOC Committee 2026
Screening 3-12 July
Natures Showcase - various artists
The Lyrebirds - Wade Marynowsky
Sweet Alcaic Meters - Mike Terry and Dr Alana Blackburn
Overhead and Underneath - Joanne Stead, Jodie Herden, Jody White and Karen Balsar
HERE & THERE / Alex Karaconji & Daniel Elliott
Two animated works, two artists and two cities, connected by a single projection event.
A collaborative project by Tamworth Regional Gallery and DRAW Space, Sydney
Change: Part of Tamworth Regional Heritage Festival Combined Exhibition
Tamworth Historical Society, Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive, Hidden Precinct and Ian Austin
SB51 Golden Way
This film combining drone footage and illustration encourages you to make the drive up to Hanging Rock and take some time to relax.
Visitors from dreams
‘Tamworth’s Roll of Honour’ – WW1 Cinema Slides Collection
During the First World War, over 400 quarter-plate glass slides were created as part of a “Roll of Honour” initiative developed by Penn’s Peel Pictures.
Tamworth Regional Film and Sound Archive, Tamworth Historical Society
Tamworth Country Music Festival
Archival footage from Tamworth Country Music Festival
The Outdoor Gallery Project
This project funding was secured by Tamworth Regional Council through the NSW Government Department of Planning, Industry and Environment ‘Streets as Shared Spaces’ initiative and Council has now allocated ongoing funding to continue the Outdoor Gallery for a two-year trial period.
