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February 2023
Wonders of HINTON
Experience one of the greatest collections of art in regional Australia with the new semi-permanent display, Wonders of Hinton.
Find out more »June 2026
Faces from the Hinton Collection
Faces from the Hinton Collection presents ten striking portraits from NERAM's renowned Howard Hinton Collection, exploring how artists have captured identity, character and the changing face of Australian art.
Find out more »July 2026
Unfamiliar Territory: Angus Nivison
Unfamiliar Territory is a major survey exhibition celebrating five decades of practice by one of Australia’s most respected contemporary painters
Find out more »Fins, Fetlocks & Feathers: Julie Edgar
Fins, Fetlocks & Feathers is an exhibition by Mornington Peninsula (VIC)–based artist Julie Edgar, presenting a vibrant collection of prints celebrating sea creatures, horses, and birds. While Edgar is widely recognised for her bronze portrait sculptures, she is equally passionate about printmaking, a technique central to this body of work.
Find out more »August 2026
Road Trip: A Residency
Featuring new work by Col Mac, Rhianna Phillips, Jessica Mc Nicol and Samuel Kiernan, Side Gallery Road Trip offers a snapshot of artistic practice in motion, formed through travel, dialogue and the shifting conditions of making away from home.
Find out more »Boundaries: Transcended
Boundaries: Transcended celebrates the work of hundreds of people who came together to build tiny ceramic homes celebrating the resettlement of refugees in the Hunter Valley.
Find out more »October 2026
New Horizons: Emerging Voices in Landscape
Discover new works from emerging landscape artists Tania Hartigan, Peta Moore, Jaqueline Scotcher, Jane Tonks, and Rita Winiger, undertaken as part of the New Horizons Mentorship Program.
Find out more »What are YOU Looking At?
Experience a curated assemblage of contemporary portraits from the NERAM collection.
Find out more »Fractured Sanctuary: Ken O’Regan
Discover Fractured Sanctuary by Ken O'Regan, a kaleidoscopic installation piece that juxtaposes spiritual awe with commercial advertising, inspired by stained glass windows found in sacred sites across the world.
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