Upcoming Exhibitions

Bunbury Regional Art Galleries - Western Australia

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Events for

27 February 2019 - 20 February 2020
Play On: The Art of Sport Location Chapel Gallery Saturday 09 March 2019 - Sunday 05 May 2019 Exhibition opening event will be held on Friday 8 March, 6pm - 8pm. Entry is free and all are welcome. See you there! Play On: The art of sport 10 years of the Basil Sellers Art Prize A NETS Victoria and Ian Potter ...
Tokyo FRUiTS: 20 Years of Street Fashion Location Fourth Gallery Saturday 02 March 2019 - Sunday 07 April 2019 From colourful decora to neo-goths and cyber-punks, influential street fashion publication FRUiTS Magazine told stories from Harajuku, the creative centre of Tokyo fashion for over 20 years. Developed in 1997 in response to Harajuku’s bourgeoning experimental street fashion boom, FRUiTS ...
Alchemy Location Ron Middleton Gallery Saturday 23 February 2019 - Sunday 21 April 2019 ALCHEMYGlass art from the City of Bunbury Art Collection Australia has a rich history of contemporary studio glass practitioners. The development of Australian glass is largely a narrative of friendships, mentorships, and collaboration between individuals, rather than organisations. The use of ...
Girls on Fire Location Convent Gallery Saturday 09 February 2019 - Sunday 31 March 2019 Exhibition opening event will be held on Friday 8 February, 6pm - 8pm. Entry is free and all are welcome. See you there! Girls on Fire is a group exhibition by four women, all members of Bunbury Studio Potters, who share an ...
Sketching the South West Location Lower Gallery Saturday 26 January 2019 - Sunday 28 April 2019 Exhibition opens Friday 25 January, 6pm. Enjoy this intriguing exhibition with food and drink at BRAG’s Lower Gallery. Free entry and all welcome. Sketching the South West celebrates the power of the sketch in capturing the ecology of this region through the lens ...
Dead Centre Location Chapel Gallery Saturday 01 December 2018 - Sunday 03 March 2019 Exhibition opens Friday 30 November, 6pm. All welcome. Dead Centre is a group exhibition that contextualises a group of artistic voices from around the country that explores and celebrate marginalised identities in the broader spectrum of a multicultural society. The exhibition ...