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detail image of lynmouth north devon oil on canvas, 1987
24 Oct 2025

NGA Teacher Professional Learning Program

24 October 2025

Join National Gallery artist educators for a full-day professional learning program at Broken Hill City Art Gallery. This professional development session will introduce creative learning strategies for engaging with works from the national collection, focusing on Dance series transformation 4 [armbands] (2007) by Janet Fieldhouse (Kalaw Lagaw Ya/Meriam Mir peoples).
14 Oct 2025

2025 Pro Hart Outback Art Prize Exhibition

14 October 2025

The 2025 PHOAP exhibition features 50 finalists selected from entries nationwide, offering a vibrant and thought-provoking snapshot of contemporary Australian art inspired by the outback.
14 Oct 2025

Going, Going, Gone: Ann Mitchell

14 October 2025

Broken Hill artist Ann Mitchell pays tribute to endangered and extinct species through delicate watercolours. Each animal is painted with quiet attention to detail and accompanied by its conservation status, creating a powerful reminder of the fragility of our ecosystems.
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