Learn the skills and techniques to create your own acrylic landscape painting during a workshop with renowned local artist Amabile Dalfarra-Smith. Guided by Amabile, you will begin the workshop by exploring the View from Here and Extending the View exhibitions in the gallery and then produce your very own 30cm x 30cm canvas artwork. All…
Need something to do during the school holidays? Book in for one or more of our brilliant school holiday workshops run by local artists and art teachers! Running from 10 :30 – 12:00, these 90-minute workshops for young people aged 7-17 are guaranteed to get those creative juices flowing and be a huge amount of…
Embark on drama workshops for young people aged 9 – 12 exploring acting techniques, dramatic play, scene-work, teamwork and building empathy. Workshops support the physical & emotional wellbeing of participants with an emphasis on improving self-confidence and positive mindsets. Drama Up! amplifies the benefits of drama and combines it with elements of movement through accessible…
Come along and get creative! Are you a young person who just can’t get enough of being creative? Creative Minds – Art Up! is an after-school program for 7–17-year-olds focussing on developing and exploring different skills and techniques in the visual arts. Run by local artists, workshops are engaging, fun and designed to scratch that creative itch! During Term…
Let’s get together around art and storytelling! Art for our Mini Makers is all about discovery and fun … unleash your child’s creativity through wonderful books, art and craft activities and messy play. Best of all, you don’t need to clean up afterwards! Term 1 – Alternating days fortnightly on Tuesdays (mornings) and Thursdays (afternoons) from…
Image: Amos GERBHARDT Family Portrait from the series Small acts of resistance (detail) 2020 archival inkjet pigment print. Horsham Regional Art Gallery. Purchased through the Horsham Art Gallery Trust Fund with the assistance of the Robert Salzer Foundation, 2025. Courtesy the artist. Queer culture is a kaleidoscope; ever changing with endless possibilities contained within the…
Image: Beau LADLOW, The male gaze, 2025. Courtesy the artist. The male gaze, by local artist Beau Ladlow, is an interactive art installation that explores the experience of objectification and surveillance. While the title references the established term ‘the male gaze,’ this work extends beyond gender-based objectification to explore how individuals feel when constantly being…
Image: Honey LONG and Prue STENT, Salt pool 2018, archival pigment print. Purchased through the Horsham Art Gallery Trust fund with the assistance of the Nance Kroker Bequest, 2018 Horsham Regional Art Gallery collection. Salt, sky & dust, an exhibition drawn entirely from the Horsham Regional Art Gallery’s expansive collection, enables us to view the…
Image: Eugene VON GUERARD, Crater of Mount Eccles, Victoria 1866-68, lithograph, 45 x 61cm, Purchased through the Horsham Art Gallery Trust Fund, 2008. In response to the exhibition View from here: Highlights from the National Gallery collection, important works from the Horsham Regional Art Gallery collection and loans from neighbouring regional collections expand the range…
Image: Nicholas CHEVALIER, Mount Arapiles and the Mitre Rock 1863, oil on canvas, 77.5 x 120.6cm. National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, gift of Dr Joseph Brown AO OBE, 1979. The iconic mountain ranges of western Victoria, including Mt Arapiles, have served as creative stimulus for countless artists. The exhibition View from here: Highlights from the…