Michael Rolfe enjoys gallery hospitality.

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Applications close 31 October 2014.

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Unique opportunity to develop a major national exhibition

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New art e-Magazine launched by ACAA.

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Call out for 2014 Splendour in the Grass.

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New NETS website goes live!

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 A Chifley Home and Charles Sturt University partnership.

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A great opportunity for people in the sector to come together and see one of the state's newest institutions.

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Fiona Hall AO selected for Venice Biennale 2015.

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The end and beginning of an era.

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Call for entries: August 8 deadline

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Help Mark Travers publish his journey through regional NSW.

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Explore habitat. Build habitat. 

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Expressions of interest close 15 September 2014.

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Finding a touring exhibition is now much easier!

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Provocative art making under the microscope.

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What these grants can do for you.

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The prestigious and historic art prizes is calling for entries.

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2014 IMAGinE noms have officially closed. 

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Design your exhibition in virtual space.

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Bos opportunity for emerging curators.

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Great deal - artwork storage racks for free!

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Can Bilbao be replicated in regional NSW?

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Australian Museum collection and visual art exhibition to tour.

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A highlight of Campbelltown’s annual Festival of Fisher's Ghost.

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National summit to consider the big topics.

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Call out for academic papers closing soon.

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Exhibition opportunity for emerging regional NSW artists.

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Art Month is on!

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Fairfield City Museum & Gallery seeking expressions of interest.

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Ever changing, ever challenging.

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Supporting exhibition development over six years.

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Ildiko Kovacs wins the 2015 Bulgari Art Award.

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Kaldor Public Art Project goes to Dubbo.

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Michael Rolfe broadens perpective.

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Examining the relationship between ARIs and artists.

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$40,000 available for an innovative exhibition program.

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A final chin wag as he says so-long.

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Sarah Last and David Burraston talk ACRs.

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Congratulations to all the successful recipients!

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News from Kaldor's project with the Dubbo kids.

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The first of our ArtChat artist profiles.

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More artist profiles for ArtChat at Freda's.

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Looking for money? Funding for galleries is still available.

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Armidale and Tamworth galleries are in the news.

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Congratulations UNSW Galleries!

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M&G NSW is delighted to announce 5 residencies have been awarded.

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ArtChat 2016 is coming. Find out more about Bec Dean one of the speakers we have lined up for you.

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Exhibitions available to tour to your venue!

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Good news for all art-on-walls in Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery.

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Video presentations from ArtChat: Art + Space

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A new residency and project at Bilpin exploring the Greater Blue Mountains World Heritage Area.

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Why has this exhibition drawn such massive crowds?

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Artwork Transport pledges support for regional touring.

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Cosmic Love Wonder Lust brings together the artists of Imperial Slacks, an artist run collective formed in 2000.

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Good luck Kezia and Artspace on a successful exchange.

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Professional development opportunities for everybody.

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We talk to Deborah Kelly, about her exhibition currently on tour throughout Australia

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Carriageworks brings us more under new partnership.

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A change of focus on what the museum offers both teachers and students.

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New ACRs have been announced. Congratulations to all recipients.

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We talk to artist Louise Weaver about her work and the touring exhibition Soft Core.

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Forte magazine interviews Dr Felicity Fenner, curator of the touring exhibition People Like Us.

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Interview with Holly Williams, curator of Creative Accounting.

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors.

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors. 

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Three of Sydney’s premier cultural institutions are establishing a major new exhibition partnership.

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Stop the Attack on the Arts: National Day of Action

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors.

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ArtChat 2016 is coming. Find out more about some of talented speakers we have lined up for you.

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Show your support and stand up for Australian arts!

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Arts Funding in an Age of Disruption at the Regional & Public Galleries NSW Conference 2016.

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 A major exhibition at Newcastle Art Gallery exploring engagements between Aboriginal and non-Indigenous artists. 

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors. 

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AlburyCity has announced the appointment of Bree Pickering as the new Director of Murray Art Museum Albury. 

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The second in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors.

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At the launch of the Embassy of Disappearance at Carriageworks, Mike Parr performed an action in the carpark outside titled Burning Down the House as part of the Biennale of Sydney ‪2016.

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The first in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors.

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Artworks donated by alumni & supporters go under the hammer.

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With MOP Projects soon to close we sat down with director and co-founder George Adams and asked about the history of MOP and his thoughts on the future of artist run initiatives.

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors. 

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Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre's ambitious exhibition is the first major survey of art from Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunyjatjara Lands.

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Garden Palace, which burned to the ground in 1882, was a monument to empire's glory. Indigenous artist Jonathan Jones is now working on an epic exhibition that will explore this historical epoch from an Aboriginal perspective.

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Western Sydney artists, groups and collectives are invited to attend a grants information session at Blacktown Arts Centre.

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Cherie McNair has been appointment as permanent Director at the ACP.

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The bi-annual award for original works on or about paper.

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An award for original works on, or made with paper.

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At Carriageworks 18-21 March 2018 - Save the date.

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M&G NSW secures Visions of Australia grant to support touring exhibition Soft Core.

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NERAM has received a donation which will pay the remainder of the ‘debt’ owed to Armidale Regional Council.

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors. 

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 The AGNSW has announced the appointment of Maud Page to the position of Deputy Director and Director of Collections.

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Recovering Australia's lost women artists project.

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors. 

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors.

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Director Jacqui Hemsley and Curator Bianca Acimovic are departing.

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Lismore celebrates the final bureaucratic process for the galleries relocation. 

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The initial selection of nine artists for the inaugural exhibition of The National have been released.

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The New England Regional Art Museum (NERAM) in Armidale has received a donation of 11 artworks by leading Australian artists.

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Video documentation of the presentations from ArtChat 2016.

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Conceived to offer critical interpretations of contemporary visual art and its broader art historical, theoretical and socio-political contexts.

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M&G talks with ACR recipient Amelia Barikin.

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More than 60 artists will make, exhibit and perform works throughout 20 venues across the town of Kandos and beyond.

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Australia’s small to medium visual arts organisations are expected to do about double the work for less than half the funding, according to a new research report launched by NAVA.

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The National Exhibition Register is bigger, better, online and on demand.

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After twenty-two years, Tamara Winikoff has announced her resignation as Executive Director of the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA).

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We talk to Holly Williams about the Curators’ Department and the touring exhibition Creative Accounting.

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We spoke to Micheal Do about his new exhibition Soft Core, currently at Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre before touring nationally. 

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We are delighted to announce that the Dobell Exhibition Grant will support two regional NSW galleries.

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Another in our series of interviews with regional and public gallery directors. 

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Moving Histories // Future Projections brings together some of Australia’s leading female contemporary artists working across screen based media.

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Supporting the development of innovative curated visual art exhibitions in regional NSW galleries and assistance for galleries to target and develop new audiences.

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Goulburn Mulwaree Council has announced the appointment of Gina Mobayed as the new Director of Goulburn Regional Art Gallery.

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Six Australian and Japanese artists have been invited by Mosman Art Gallery to interpret the remarkable story of when three Japanese midget submarines launched a brazen strike on Sydney.

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The Masterplan design includes a creative learning centre, a contemporary visitor hub, accommodation and a contemporary art gallery – partially buried into the landscape.

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Another Green World: The Landscape of the 21st Century surveys art of the landscape in the contemporary era by female contemporary artists both emerging and established.

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The Biennale of Sydney has announced the appointment of Jo-Anne Birnie Danzker as their new Director and Chief Executive Officer.

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The Long Paddock explores the history and the future of the Travelling Stock Routes network. This vast system of shared regional trails has inspired artists from across the country to respond with video, sculptural and sound installations.

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From our place: an exhibition from NSW Aboriginal cultural centres starts its NSW tour this month.

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Bringing together artists whose practice exploits the harmony that exists between science, technology, engineering, maths and art.

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The arts play a role in the lives of 98% of the Australian population, according to a new Australia Council survey.

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Bayanihan Philippine Art Project presents contemporary Filipino art across Sydney

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The Bayanihan Philippine Art Project is one of the most significant explorations of Filipino art ever presented in Australia.

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We talk to Justene Williams about her exhibition currently touring nationally.

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We spoke to David Griggs about his survey exhibition BETWEEN NATURE AND SIN, currently at Campbelltown Arts Centre before touring nationally. 

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Towards new curatorial models and modes of working, an event presented by Regional and Public Galleries NSW, and supported by Mosman Art Gallery and Museums and Galleries of NSW.

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