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Embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery through abstract art at the "Art of the Soul" workshop led by renowned artist Lynda Howitt.

Join us for an immersive mural workshop led by Artist Imogen Palmer. You might recognise her mural 'Kingfisher's Flight' on the back of the Gallery!

Come along to the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery to learn to make a zine or an artist book! Ages 12 - 18 welcome!

The GRAG rotates a selection of the City of Greater Geraldton Art Collection in the Stairwell Gallery

An exhibition featuring landscapes and companion works drawn from Geraldton’s own Art Collection, reflecting on our relationship with the land that holds, feeds and homes us.

Feline Good. Howabout Body Shots?, A touring Exhibition from Art on the Move, brings together two major works by Bruno Booth, offering insight into the multidisciplinary practice of a significant Western Australian artist.

REMOTLEYCLOSE is about the happiness and sorrow of migrating, leaving home and reinvention elsewhere. The artists contemplate both ‘home and away.’ Is ‘home’ simply made by adding together time + safety + familiarity as the geographer Yi Fu Tuan tells us? The question of how people turn a foreign space into a known place or a home is embedded into most of Furque and Eastaugh’s work. 

Workshop with travel photographer Michael Pelusey

Lives lived through dance will take centre stage in an upcoming portrait exhibition visiting Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG).

As the warm weather continues the heat is also set to rise at Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) with the presentation of Some Like it Hot.

From letting loose in the loungeroom to enthralling audiences on stage, this exhibition celebrates dance and dancers. Capturing the beauty of movement, self expression and connection, the works on display in Dancer were collaboratively curated and choreographed by the National Portrait Gallery together with a group of local dancers.

Artback NT Presents “Some Like it Hot” at Geraldton Regional Art Gallery

Local artists shined brightest as the prestigious Mid West Art Prize (MWAP) 2023 opened at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) on Saturday night, with a burst of colour, light and sound

Young people are invited to join Geraldton Regional Art Gallery Staff for Crafty-Fun this School Holidays!

Join us the morning after Mid West Art Prize 2023 Opening Night along with a selection of this year finalists as they share their processes and ideas behind their artworks!

A burst of colour in the CBD will bring local bird species and native flora to life in the form of a new large-scale mural on the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG). Western Australian artist Imogen Palmer will showcase the region’s diversity in an eye-catching installation which is set to create a vibrant link between plantings at GRAG Park and Post Office Lane’s metagraphic.

Finalists for the biennial Mid West Art Prize (MWAP) have been announced as the anticipation for the exhibition’s gala opening night grows.

The Mid West Art Prize is a prestigious art exhibition, now in its eighth year, held biennially at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery.

‘My Journey’ is a collaborative project involving Year 10 students from Clontarf Aboriginal College and pre-service teachers from Notre Dame University each year. The students share their journeys and therefore, are sharing the spiritual connection they have to their country, expressing and exploring their kinship structure from home, and the cultural practices that are celebrated with their families. Pictured below: Jerome Little

Genesis is your yearly survey of the best and brightest Visual Art students in Geraldton. Featuring artworks from Geraldton Secondary Students, the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery is proud to celebrate the vibrancy of young emerging artists in our community.

Contemporary political cartoons are part of Australia’s rich tradition of free speech and free expression, values that are the cornerstones of our democracy. Political cartoons can illuminate issues and events for viewers in distinct, direct ways.

Attracting a broad range of contemporary WA artists, the Mid West Art Prize has encouraged, celebrated and acquired significant artworks for the Geraldton Art Collection since its founding exhibition in 2011. This survey brings these prized acquisitions together for the first time in anticipation of the 2023 Mid West Art Prize.

Drawn from the national collection, Single Channel brings together moving image artworks from 2000 to 2019 by some of Australia's most nationally and internationally significant artists.

Faces and Places Revisited presents a comprehensive picture of the art practice of Irwin Tasman Lewis (1939-2020), drawing on imagery of flora, fauna, families and a series of poignant ‘Face’ paintings expressing the life and country of this significant Yamaji artist.

Featuring over 50 artworks from his short but prolific artistic career, He is Myself is a retrospective of the nationally-acclaimed body of work Mr. Gardiner created from South Hedland’s Spinifex Hill Studio

Individuals is the fourth local exhibition held by the DADAA Print Group, having also taken part in community arts projects and exhibited collaborative works interstate. The group create their art work in the Coach Studio at the Geraldton Cultural Trust, with perfectly-suited facilities including a spacious studio and two large printmaking presses.

Stitched and Bound is a biennial exhibition showcasing the innovative range of current work being produced by Western Australian artists who challenge the usual concept of the ‘quilt’ medium. Presented by the West Australian Quilters Association (WAQA)

An update of audio visual equipment and seating at the GRAG was recently made possible through the Regional Exhibition Touring Boost managed by the Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries, supported by Royalties for Regions and delivered by ART ON THE MOVE.

Peregrinations of a Citizen Botanist is an immersive and finely crafted installation by Susie Vickery which takes the form of a cabinet of curiosities, charting the journey of the 18th Century French botanist Jacques-Julien Houtou de Labillardière, who came to Western Australia in 1792 on the ship Recherche, captained by Bruni d’Entrecasteaux. Image Credit: Susie Vickery, Peregrinations of a Citizen Botanist installed at Mundaring Arts Centre, 2019. Photo courtesy the Artist and Jess Boyce

As with our human neighbours, we inevitably develop relationships with the birds that share our home.