March 2021
Just Not Australian Floor Talk
BRAG. Join curators of Just Not Australian, Alexie Glass-Kantor, Executive Director, Artspace Sydney, & Michelle Newton, Deputy Director, Artspace Sydney, with exhibiting artists as they discuss the topics and themes raised in the exhibition.
Find out more »Just Not Australian Floor Talk
BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY, BATHURST. Join curators of Just Not Australian, Alexie Glass-Kantor, Executive Director, Artspace Sydney, & Michelle Newton, Deputy Director, Artspace Sydney, with exhibiting artists as they discuss the topics and themes raised in the exhibition
Find out more »The Art of Wine: Women in Wine
BRAG. The first in BRAG’s The Art of Wine Series, this tasting celebrates women in wine. Louella Mathews, Head Sommelier at Bibo Wine Bar and previously at Rockpool 1989 and Rockpool Bar & Grill, will lead you through a tasting of six wines with intriguing stories to tell.
Find out more »April 2021
DARK: Steven Cavanagh & Wendy Sharpe
BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY, BATHURST. Steven Cavanagh and Wendy Sharpe have been friends for a decade. Their work can be viewed as a dialogue between two artists who explore the drama of light and dark using different mediums. "We see this use of darkness in our work as a physical and psychological space that speaks to the human condition and the artists' experience." It is here that their work collides
Find out more »Hardenvale: Our Home in Absurdia
BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY, BATHURST. Hardenvale – our home in Absurdia is a real-scale, immersive, house-like environment by Australian artists Catherine O'Donnell, Kellie O'Dempsey and Todd Fuller. Through drawing, projection, built form, sound and movement, this collaborative project references the architecture of post war fibro housing as well as spaces the group describe as 'the cultural fringe of Australia'
Find out more »Peter Spilsbury: Re.construction
BATHURST REGIONAL ART GALLERY, BATHURST. The works featured in Re.construction are made entirely of recycled materials, mostly found in and around his large garden. With minimal intervention and minimal manipulation, Spilsbury seeks to energise these materials and objects, always slightly confusing and slightly ambiguous
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