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July 2026
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.
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Artist Talk: Angus Nivison
Join a stimulating artist talk with Walcha-based artist, Angus Nivison in a conversation about his major survey exhibition, Unfamiliar Territory.
Find out more »Sunday Afternoon Concert
Wind up the weekend and wind down with classical music in the calm of the Hinton Collection.
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 »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 »Dinner with the Artist: Angus Nivison in Conversation
Enjoy an intimate sit-down dinner created by the Six Counties Restaurant, served amongst Angus Nivison's Unfamiliar Territory exhibition.
Find out more »Opening Night
Join us at the New England Regional Art Museum for the opening night of two new exhibitions
Find out more »Artist Talk: Side Gallery Artists
Join us at NERAM for an invigorating artist talk with Side Gallery artists Col Mac, Rhianna Phillips, Jessica Mc Nicol and Samuel Kiernan. The artists will be discussing their current exhibition, Roadtrip: A Residency, wherein the group immersed themselves in Armidale over an intensive weekend encounter early in the year. The experience was designed as both a creative experiment and a site-responsive experience, with the project asking what happens when artists step outside their familiar routines and studio environments to…
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Winter Blooming Festival
WINTER BLOOMING IS A FESTIVAL THAT CELEBRATES FIRST NATIONS, MULTICULTURAL, LGBTQA+ ARTS, CULTURE, COMMUNITIES AND ALLIES. THE FESTIVAL IS AN INCLUSIVE EVENT THAT SUPPORTS DIVERSITY AND IS OPEN TO ALL.
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