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September 2023
Inspiration and Iterations
Inspiration and Iterations features works selected from NERAM’s collections, along with original contemporary responses by invited artists, including established, emerging, and students.
Find out more »Adopt An Artwork
This exhibition showcases a selection of works that have undergone preservation treatments over the past two years, provides an overview of the causes of deterioration affecting museum collections, and offers a new range of artworks from NERAM available for adoption.
Find out more »Drawn to Place – A shift in the landscape: Alex Asch, Mariana del Castillo, Patsy Asch
The artists in this exhibition share intimate relationships (mother/son, husband/wife, mother-in-law/daughter-in-law) while also sharing a commitment to the environment and to social justice in their arts practice.
Find out more »Liz Powell: Objects of a Different Archaeology
Tenterfield printmaker Liz Powell takes archaeology for a ride through the New England tablelands combining botany, early domestic labour, farm machinery and history.
Find out more »ROUNDING THE NARRATIVE | Bookmaking Workshop
Join artist Mariana del Castillo in creating a unique circular bespoke and bound book using timber and beeswax string. Participants will explore eco-dyed fabrics and existing recycled text to create poetic stories. Each participant will be offered a bundle of materials to consider and interpret seeking to weave their own history, visual language, and narrative into their books.
Find out more »Artist Talk – Inspiration and Iterations
Join us at NERAM to hear from several artists from the Inspiration and Iterations exhibition.
Find out more »October 2023
School Holiday Family Art & Stitch | Home Program Workshop
Are you feeling like getting your hands on some creative materials these school holidays? Join Jo Barr for a family session of art making and stitching activities.
Find out more »An Introduction to Nature Journaling
Join the tutor and a group of like-minded people to observe, record and enquire into the nature found in Black Gully and in your own back yard. This is a one day a week, six-week course combining observational drawing in the field with studio work.
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