Exhibition

Sydney graphic designer and photographer Christopher Dingle returns to the Holtermann Museum with his photographic colourisation. The theme of this exhibition is "the faces in the crowd" - an exploration of the people lurking in the Holtermann Collection photographs from 1872 in and around Gulgong.

To coincide with the 150th anniversary of the railway arriving in Bathurst, Chifley Home presents Tracks to Power: Ben Chifley’s political genesis. This exhibition looks at Chifley’s work with his union, and his role as a leader in the community. His later political reputation was built upon his analytical and leadership skills, alongside his work for his community, all developed during his time as a locomotive driver.

Orange Regional Gallery is delighted to present Nike Savvas: Purple Haze, a major new exhibition featuring previous works alongside a spectacular new iteration of Savvas’ acclaimed Atomic series.

As we mark 50 years of NAIDOC, this exhibition reminds us that our future is built on the knowledge, strength, and resilience of our Female Elders. Their stories, wisdom, and culture continue to guide and inspire the next generation, ensuring these legacies are carried forward with pride.

Artist: Rachael Hegh

Transformations: Image, Time & Landscape surveys 27 years of work by Hill End-based artist Nicole Welch. Throughout her career and across mediums, her work is rich with symbolism, tension, and transformation and explores the relationships between landscape, the body, time, and memory. Welch creates works that are at once visually beautiful and conceptually challenging.

An exhibition inspired by colour, abundance, and the season of growth and new life. 

FOYER: Five decades presents a small survey of personal work and invites us into the private collection of local artist Graham Lupp, providing a unique glimpse of studies made during formative moments and experiences of the artist’s life. The exhibition offers a beautiful journey of reflection, retrospection and poignant perspectives, celebrating vulnerability and wisdom across five decades of practice.

The Peisley Street Gallery is delighted to present *In Stillness*, a compelling joint exhibition showcasing the vivid and expressive works of acclaimed Central West artists Joy Engelman and Chris Anderson. 

A Closer Look encapsulates Graham Lupp’s passion for the landscape around Bathurst, where he was born. This has been a lifelong fascination, stemming from his childhood and times spent fishing with his father.

An exhibition of Mel Gersbach's works. 
A collection of Australian wildlife, nostalgia and the little moments that invite us to pause, look closer and discover something unexpected.

This exhibition celebrates Peter Brock’s career andincredible influence on the
history of Australianmotorsport, particularly here at Mount Panorama,
the location of so many of his most notableachievements. We remember a
legend of our sport,and a hero to so many race fans across the country.

Pictured: “Cheeky Lambs” by Megan Markotany See more including current opening hours and days at Instagram

Here/Now is Orange Regional Gallery’s annual open community exhibition presenting the work of artists from across the Central West of New South Wales.

Checks and Balances examines systems of authority and governance through gridded formations. Artists Willabel Grindley Bennett and Hayley Zena Poynton employ the grid as both methodology and visual object as a way of fostering their neurodivergences and allowing critical contemplation of bureaucratic modes of control.

September - October at Cowra Micro Gallery. Open Saturday 27 September 2pm. Weekends.

If Not Now, Then Wren? Exhibition - raising awareness for the plight of our beloved Fairy Wrens, facing extinction within 30 years because of climate change.

The Newbridge Art Show is a vibrant and growing celebration of art and creativity in a historic village in the heart of the New South Wales Central Tablelands.

Join us as we celebrate 75 years of the Musical and Dramatic Society with the opening of this special exhibition in the Coventry Room Gallery.

Explore a fascinating collection of costumes, photographs, and memorabilia that highlight the Society's rich history and achievements.

The annual upstART Exhibition and Awards is a unique showcase of artworks by students in Stages 5 and 6 (years 9, 10, 11 and 12) embracing a diverse range of artworks, including experimental and creative approaches in painting, ceramics, mixed media, photography, time-based art and sculpture. This is a ‘must-see’ exhibition of artworks by young artists proudly presented by Cowra Regional Art Gallery in collaboration with high schools in the Central West.

Opens Sunday 25 October 2pm.

CraftAlive is returning to Orange for three big days. Featuring both local and interstate craft experts, the show is packed full of the latest craft supplies, kits and equipment. CraftAlive is a hands-on event and a chance to learn from world-class specialists with interactive classes on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. https://www.craftalive.com.au/events/orange/

Exhibition Menu
Acrylics, Ceramics, Charcoal,. Oils,, Pastels, Pyrography,
Sculptures, Statement Pieces, Watercolours

Featuring work by members of the Blue Mountains Clay Collective, Form & Fire celebrates the diversity, creativity and technical excellence of our ceramic community, bringing together a broad range of contemporary clay practices.

Sophie Corks is putting on one last show before her move to Newcastle.

Small works and a few biggies of the moments that have inspired Sophie: backyard life, businesses and buildings, the seasons, and everyday life in a cool regional town.

Returning in November 2026, the third biennial MAP Portrait Prize will open on 27 November 2026 and run through to 21 February 2027.

This November, a small group of artists from across Australia will arrive in Mudgee to immerse themselves in the region’s distinctive landscapes, light, and creative spirit. Over five days, they will paint and create across the Mudgee and Capertee Valleys, responding directly to place before presenting their finished works at the Rosby Gallery.