Our Place - Celebrating the Clarence
An opportunity for Clarence Valley creatives to get involved with the Gallery.
Grafton Regional Gallery invites local artists, makers, creatives and the art curious, to make their mark on the new gallery by contributing to Our Place: Celebrating the Clarence. Participants of all ages and skill levels are encouraged to share their experiences of the region through any medium on canvas boards supplied by the gallery.
Any interested artists are asked to collect a canvas board from the gallery during opening hours, 10.00am and 3.00pm, 16 November 2020 – 24 December 2020.
To be included in Our Place: Celebrating the Clarence artists must return their finished canvas boards to the gallery between 9:00am and 4:00pm Wednesday 20 to Friday 22 January 2021.
To take part in this unique opportunity please submit your entry form when collecting your free canvas board from the gallery. Download a form here
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Past Exhibitions
Showcasing past exhibitions of local and national artists, the permanent collection and touring exhibitions.
Riverstones and Ramifications: Bronwyn Bancroft
This exhibition celebrates the deep connection between the artist and her Uncle Pat Bancroft.
InlandSee
A survey exhibition presenting a cross section of contemporary art from diverse artistic voices in New South Wales.
The 2022 JADA
Works by the 56 Finalist's of the 2022 JADA.
Awakenings: the making of 'Things Impossible'.
An exhibition that explores ablism, mental health and gender expression through technology including virtual reality.
Teo Treloar: And Now, The Plague
These graphite pencil drawings investigate the themes of isolation, existential threat, and the absurd realities of life in a pandemic.
Jacaranda Festival Artist Dani Gorogo
A survey exhibition of local artist Dani Gorogo's works
Re-Collect: Lyndall Phelps
This exhibition explores the recurring themes of collecting, nature and history which dominate Phelps’ art practice.
Archibald Prize 2022
An Art Gallery of NSW touring exhibition
Young Archie 2022
Australia's cutest art prize
Self: A Northern Rivers Creative Group show
Featuring the work of Xanthe Dobbie, Stephen Garrett, Laith McGregor, Antoinette O'Brien, Fabian Pertzel and Joe Swepson.
The Green Room: Works from the collection
Hidden Treasures from the collection curated by local Clarence Valley Nations artist Frances Belle Parker.
Gesture: Works from the collection
Works that communicate ideas about the broader human experience through body language and gestures.
Sue Bell: Young at Heart
An exploration of childhood memories referencing family mementos from the past and present.
Kade Valja: Soul Ties
This exhibition explores and documents Kade's spiritual lessons and life experiences from a human standpoint.
River to the Sea
Celebrating the magnificent Clarence River and surrounding landscape through the eyes of renowned national and local artists.
UNWRAPPING: Desire, Allure and the Culture of Single Use Plastic
This exhibition engages with the Clarence community to break down our complex relationship with plastics, tackling our urgent environmental issues
Our Place: Celebrating the Clarence
Celebrating the Clarence Valley and the creativity of our local community.
SELECT: Recent Acquisitions to the Collection
Celebrate the opening of the new Gallery with a selection of recent acquired works.
NATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAIT PRIZE 2020
This exhibition celebrates the distinctive vision of Australia's aspiring and professional portrait photographers and the unique nature of their subjects
DRAWN: Another View
Showcasing recent works on paper by Clarence Valley artists.
COLLECTION: Local First Nations Curator Dani Gorogo
A selection of works from the collection.
For the Love of Drawing: Pam Fysh
Presenting a selection of works exploring the diversity of Pam's practice.
The French Door Gallery
Featuring a vibrant program of exhibitions showcasing recent work by Clarence Valley artists in Prentice House.
Summer Sensations
Celebrating artists of the Clarence Valley
Adaptation: Goldberg Aberline Studio
A large scale nation-wide collaboration project created during Covid-19, 2018 - 2021.
RESIST-STANCE: Blak Douglas & Jason Wing
A micro survey show of hand-picked works seen for the first time on Bundjalung Country.
Birdsong: Robert Moore
This exhibition affirms the artists fascination with birds, living and working in the bush they are a constant in the landscape.
Lingua Franca: Text Works from the Gallery Collection
This exhibition celebrates language by bringing together works from the collection that feature text.