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Be part of this exciting Community Craft Project, make, share, and exhibit in the exhibition ‘BLUE’ opening on 1 October 2021.

Refurbishment works recently carried out at the Gallery were assisted by grant funding 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.

Local photographers are being encouraged to get snapping for their chance to feature in the Geraldton Visitor Centre’s 2022 calendar!

Currently closed until 12 March 2021

Geraldton’s vibrant bollards are due for some fresh new artwork and the City of Greater Geraldton is calling local artists to submit designs inspired by ‘Midwest Life’.

We are on the look out for local artists in the Midwest region who would like to utilise our retail space for the sale of their works and/or products.

Public comment is sought on the City of Greater Geraldton Public Art Strategy 2020-2025.

Mahomets Mural by artist Phil Doncon is now complete.

1 OCT - 3 DEC I POST OFFICE LANE LIGHTBOX GALLERY

The Geraldton Visitor Centre remains open for regular business hours.

Join Ian Hardy as he recounts the curious story of a lost treasure.

The Geraldton Visitor Centre moved to the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery on Tuesday 15 September. Please take note of the new Opening Hours - Tuesdays to Fridays (9.00am-4.00pm), Saturdays and Sundays (9.30am-1.30pm). Closed Mondays and Public Holidays.

This Friday Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) will throw open its’ doors to celebrate the opening of two new and contrasting exhibitions.

Geraldton Regional Art Gallery’s (GRAG) latest exhibition ‘How Did I Get Here?’ has taken on a different form, allowing viewers to see the installation from their device.

Video tour of the exhibition with local Curator, Ingrid Horn and Robert Cook, Curator of 20th Century Arts at Art Gallery of WA that explores the connections between the featured artworks from the Art Gallery of WA State Art Collection and artworks from the City of Greater Geraldton’s Art Collection.

Greater efficiencies and synergies will be created as part of the Geraldton Visitor Centre Services co-location with the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery.

The Geraldton Regional Art Gallery is temporarily closed due to building renovations.

Local artist Lynda Howitt has a unique appreciation for the ocean that members of the public will be able to see when her artwork splashes into Rocks Laneway later this month.

5PM-7PM THURSDAY 23 JANUARY 2020 | LIMITED PLACES $45p/p

30 NOVEMBER 2019 - 25 JANUARY 2020

3 & 4 OCTOBER 2019

20 SEPTEMBER – 22 NOVEMBER 2019

If you’re passionate about Geraldton and the arts, then you’ll want to catch the City of Greater Geraldton’s theatre production Coast which premieres at the Queens Park Theatre next month.

Opportunities are now open for the Post Office Lane Lightbox Gallery in the Rocks Laneway development.

28TH & 30TH SEPTEMBER, 1ST OCTOBER

OPENING FRIDAY 6 SEPTEMBER - SATURDAY 21 SEPTEMEBER 2019

FRIDAY 6TH SEPTEMBER | 6PM - 8PM

Digital art will be centrepiece at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery (GRAG) this month as the National Photographic Portrait Prize and Arlo Mountford’s Deep Revolt launches.

As if there wasn’t enough art elements happening at the Wind on Water Festival (WoW Fest) already, another initiative has just been announced and it’s got a unique recycling spin to it.

A mixture of drawings, paintings, prints and sculptures will be centre stage at the Geraldton Regional Art Gallery this Friday night, as Assembling Parts for a Bigger Picture launches.