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Lucien Hervé : When do we cast off for happiness?
1 Oct - 3 Dec 2016
Galleries 1, 2 & Screen

This exhibition showcases the work of Hungarian photographer Lucien Hervé, leading figure and master of architectural photography. His characteristic style combines a humanist outlook with an architect’s eye. His use of cropped frame (he often uses a pair of scissors), plunging or oblique view focusing both on the detail and the big picture and uncluttered composition tending toward abstraction, create a unique style that is instantly recognizable. The images provide a view on Lucien Hervé’s personal take on three major creative personalities of the 20th century: Le Corbusier, father of modern architecture, Niemeyer, sculptor of monuments, and Matisse working on his last masterpiece, the ‘Chapelle de Vence’. Lucien Hervé died in Paris in 2007.

A Lismore Regional Gallery exhibition curated by Pierre Chevalier, and with the support of Judith Hervé-Elkan.

Soapbox: Raposo Knight

Soapbox is a mixed-media installation consisting of objects, experimental sound and video components

Presagio :: Alberto Sanchez

31 Oct - 28 Nov 2015
Gallery Upstairs

Alberto Sanchez's work sets out to alter and re-imagine our perception of the landscape, whether urban or natural, exploring the boundaries between painting and photography in search of a reality unconstrained by space or time

Southern Cross University Curatorial Lab

This object-based installation by the peripatetic artist Miriam Salomon comprises plastic domestic objects from the late-1960s and early-‘70s, alongside sand-blasted tins collected from second-hand stores in Lismore

The Art of Nutter Buzacott

9 Apr - 4 June 2016
Galleries 1 & 2

An exhibition of works by Nutter Buzacott (1905-1976) curated by the artist's daughter, Lee Dunn. The show spans from the late 1920s to the 1970s, tracing the legacy of this important but overlooked Australian artist.

INSIGHT, the Hermannsburg Potters Collection of the Moreton Bay Region

9 Apr - 4 June 2016
Vicki Fayle Gallery & Screen Gallery

An exhibition of the colourful and distinctive pots of the Hermannsburg Potters, a group of Aboriginal women who live and work in Ntaria (or Hermannsburg) in Central Australia.

Hiromi Tango Art Magic :: Remnant

12 Sept - 24 Oct 2015
Galleries 1 & 2

Hiromi is a sculptural installation and performance artist who uses textiles to weave together tactile and immersive environments by hand. Her stunningly intricate works use new and recycled fabrics, yarn and objects

Auditory Visions

12 Sept - 24 Oct 2015
Vicki Fayle Gallery & Screen Gallery

Auditory Visions is an exhibition combining works by seven Australian printmakers with original interpretive soundscapes responding to the artworks

Trading Place :: Clare Urquhart & Cassandra Purdon

12 Sept - 24 Oct 2015
Gallery Upstairs

As the name suggests Trading Place is an interactive Art installation that trades objects and artworks from one place for another place.

Archibald Prize 2014

28 Feb 2015 - 12 Apr 2015

The Archibald Prize has continued to be one of Australiaâ€™s most prestigious art awards and never fails to draw interest, attention and debate.

Keg De Souza :: If There's Something Strange In Your Neighbourhood...

7 Feb - 21 Feb 2015
Vicki Fayle Gallery

Keg De Souza explores the gentrification of a squatter settlement built in the 70s on a graveyard alongside Yogyakartaâ€™s main river, Kali Code

Australia Fair

7 Feb - 21 Feb 2015
Gallery 1

Artworks from Lismore Regional Gallery's permanent collection showing the diversity and character the Australian landscape.

The Lucinda Digital Video Project :: Amazing Myths and Legends

7 Feb - 21 Feb 2015
Gallery 2

Weird and wonderful short films by children in years 4, 5 and 6, exploring the theme of Amazing Myths and Legends

Dreamer :: Daphne Kal-Ma-Kuta Dux

7 Feb - 21 Feb 2015
Gallery Upstairs

DAVID BURNETT :: The Presidents: from JFK to Obama

5 Dec 2015 - 30 Jan 2016
Galleries 1 & 2

David Burnett is one of the world's leading photojournalists covering politics, sport, conflict and portraiture. He is one of the few photographers to have photographed all the American presidents since John F. Kennedy

Maude Boate :: Maudeville

5 Dec 2015 - 30 Jan 2016
Vicki Fayle Gallery

An exhibition of the costumes of Maude Boate, the Queen of Lismore's drag queens

Room to Move :: Kathryn Dolby

5 Dec 2015 - 30 Jan 2016
Gallery Upstairs

Kathryn Dolby is an artist whose process starts when she is going about her daily life, transiting through the world. Motion, colour and environment lodge themselves in her memory as painterly thoughts to be reclaimed in the studio through the process of laying down her material.

DEBORAH KELLY: NO HUMAN BEING IS ILLEGAL (IN ALL OUR GLORY)

6 Feb - 2 Apr 2016
Galleries 2, 3 & Screen

No Human Being Is Illegal (in all our glory), is comprised of 20 life-sized collaborative collage portraits and a collective collage process of learning and exchange, conceived and co-ordinated by artist Deborah Kelly and commissioned for the 19th Biennale of Sydney.

HILARY HERRMANN :: THE VOYAGE

6 Feb - 2 Apr 2016
Gallery 1

The Voyage features new works by the locally based painter, Hilary Herrmann.

HEATHER MATTHEW :: I was here

6 Feb - 5 Mar 2016
Gallery Upstairs

An exhibition by Heather Matthew, I Was Here celebrates the 'tagging' of graffiti artists and the tradition of proclaiming existence at a geographical place in time.

Still Life: Varying Domesticities :: Miriam Salomon

12 Sept - 24 Oct 2015
24:7 Front Window Space

Untitled :: Brigette Lucas

1 Nov â€“ 14 Dec 2014
24:7 Window Space

Brigette Lucas explores her identity as a woman with Alopecia (hair loss), questioning the pervasive association between luxurious head hair and the feminine ideal

Mahala Magins :: Post Iceland

28 Feb - 12 Apr 2015
Gallery Upstairs

After returning from a residency in Iceland, Magins found it changed her painting, so that when she returned to Australia she felt the influences everywhere

Judy Cassab :: Dear Bodhi

18 April - 23 May 2015
Vicki Fayle Gallery & Screen Gallery

Judy Cassab has an enduring relationship with the Northern Rivers, primarily through her son John Seed, grandson Bodhi and at Bodhi Farm

Cosmology in Me :: Michael Philp

18 Apr - 23 May 2015
Gallery 1

Philp's lyrical, poignant works are about experiences that have affected him and this exhibition brings together two bodies of work from different periods of his life

From here to there :: Julie De Lorenzo

18 Apr - 23 May 2015
Gallery Upstairs

This exhibition captures glimpses seen on the move; roads, powerlines, figures in the streets, dusty landscapes and changing light

Silenced :: Jennifer Collins

18 Apr - 23 May 2015
24:7 Front Window Space

Silenced is an installation of screenprints, papercuts and paper objects

Rodney Glick: Hi, I'm Everyone...

30 May - 11 July 2015
Gallery 1

Rodney Glick is an Australian artist currently living and working across Indonesia whose sculptures combine real, spiritual and imagined realms

Somewhere over the Rainbow :: Scott Harrower

30 May - 11 July 2015
Gallery Upstairs

A poignantly reflective exhibition exploring feelings of powerlessness, but at the same time, of hope and finding a way through

am_n boxes :: Kurtis Adamson

30 May - 11 July 2015
24:7 Front Window Space

Kurtis Adamson utilises discarded photographic negatives from the early-1900s to address a relation between analogue and digital media, and the changing perceptions around photographic archives

The Rennie Ellis Show

18 July - 5 Sept 2015
Galleries 1 & 2

Although invariably inflected with his own personality and wit, the thousands of social documentary photographs taken by Ellis now form an important historical record

G-Click

18 July - 4 Sept 2015
Gallery Upstairs

G-Click is a photographic exhibition presenting the many perspectives of Goonellabah through the eyes and lenses of young people attending programs with Northern Rivers Social Development Council (NRSDC) from the Computer Clubhouse

Emma Wright :: Record Me Then

18 July â€“ 4 Sept 2015 :: 24:7 Window Space

This painting installation by emerging artist Emma Wright is a personal reflection on nostalgia, comprising painted albums made by the artist's parents

Sounding Out Frames: Isabelle Delmotte

8 Feb - 30 March 2014
24:7 Window Space

Isabelle Delmotte's Sounding Out Frames draws attention to ambient noise and its role within cinematic language, examining the slippages between real and virtual soundscapes

2015 Splendour In The Grass NEWART Commission

Splendour In The Grass 'New Art' Commission. A partnership between Splendour In The Grass & Lismore Regional Gallery

Retrospective :: 20 Light Years On :: The Lismore Lantern Parade

31 May - 13 July
24:7 Window

A Lismore Lantern Parade exhibit presenting an archive of previous Lismore Lantern Parades in a digital media display

Jitka Donnelly
Uranus

5 April - 25 May 2014
24:7 Window

Jitka Donnelly appropriates from popular culture and cult movies to create portraits and still lifes that often appear subtly menacing and uncanny

Emma Burrows :: Mothertongue

9 Apr - 7 May 2016
Gallery Upstairs

This exhibition looks at the innate human desire to forge connections with people and with place by way of still and moving imagery.

Martin Munz :: Not a pretty picture

8 Mar - 2 Apr 2016
Gallery Upstairs

Not a Pretty Picture is a truncated, somewhat random and incomplete typology (a series of images of similar kind) of portraits of our time, of personalities readily identified with the conservative agendas for Australia. The work consists of 28 portraits which come together to make up a single work.

Jasper Hills :: Trip

9 Apr - 4 June 2016
24:7 Window Space

Jasper Hills investigates the affective resonance of grotesque, schlocky and low-brow imagery, alluding to '60s psychedelic patterns.

Bundjalung stories: our art, our connection to country

10 May - 4 June 2016
Gallery Upstairs

Aboriginal students from across Lismore's primary public schools gathered to meet with, and talk to, respected Bundjalung Elder and renowned artist, Uncle Digby Moran. Digby's storytelling became the inspiration for the children's works of art presented in this exhibition.

What a Life! Rock Photography by Tony Mott

11 June - 13 August 2016
Galleries 1, 2 & Vicki Fayle

Australia's premier rock photographer, Tony Mott, has captured all aspects of the rock'n'roll lifestyle through his camera lens.

Nikky Morgan-Smith :: Wing Song

11 June - 17 July 2016
Gallery Upstairs

This body of work explores flight and movement. My process explores the relationship between the body and emotional memories (telling a story or a secret) and the way in which the conscious and the unconscious might collide in a sinister yet beautiful manner.

Karen Stone :: Last Night I Dreamt of Banksias

11 June - 13 August 2016
24:7 Window Space

Last night I dreamt of banksias is a grouping of pulp-paintings, produced from recycled clothing, in honour of that memory of my mother.

Geoff Hannah & students :: In Glue and Dust we Trust

20 Aug - 24 Sept 2016
Gallery 1,2,Vicki Fayle & Screen

An exhibition showcasing Geoff Hannah's latest work, Chinoiserie Cabinet, which will be shown alongside the work of his students, some of whom have been doing classes with Geoff for over 15 years.

Amanda Bromfield :: Damned Whores and God's Police

20 Aug - 24 Sept 2016
Gallery Upstairs

My installation is a tableau; good and bad women are grouped together to form a reflection of society. I invite you to gaze into the mirror and reflect on what you see.

Jacob Boylan :: Australian Race

20 Aug - 24 Sept 2016
24:7 Window Space

Jacob Boylans' practice centres on Australian iconography, with a particular emphasis on nostalgia.

Svea Björnsson :: AlphAmaze

1 Oct - 3 Dec 2016
Gallery Upstairs

AlphAmaze is a multi-dimensional and inter-disciplinary exploration into the mysteries and origins of the letters of the alphabet.

RAchel Farlow :: Passing Through 1

1 Oct - 3 Dec 2016
24:7 Window Space

Rachel Farlow's work centres on abstract painting, integrating casual gestures and more formal lines to suggest a deceptively rigorous exploration of the painting medium.

Kenzee Patterson :: A tree branches, so does a river

1 Oct - 3 Dec 2016
Vicki Fayle Gallery

This exhibition begins by looking at the roles two of my ancestors played in the logging of red cedar in the Lismore area during the mid-nineteenth century, and the construction of the old Lismore Post Office clock tower.

Nathan Gooley :: Superheroes and Monsters

10 Dec 2016 - 4 Feb 2017
Gallery 2

good and happy
draw and paint and print
I draw superheroes monsters

Kid's workshop, in association with The Arty Party, with Kenzee Patterson

2pm Thurs 6 Oct 2016

René Bolten :: Paintings and Drawings

10 Dec 2016 - 4 Feb 2017
Gallery 1

Brings together still lifes, abstract drawings, figures and faces Creating a presence that is more than just the seen

Madeline Kidd and Masato Takasaka :: Playroom

10 Dec 2016 - 4 Feb 2017
Vicki Fayle Gallery

An exhibition where Kidd and Takasaka are working together, creating an installation in which their works are in conversation.

Adrian Cameron :: Widjabul Dreaming

10 Dec 2016 - 4 Feb 2017
Gallery Upstairs

A twenty year retrospective of Bundjalung artist Adrian Cameron's meticulous and mesmerising paintings depict local animals, spirits, sacred places and dreaming.

Four Women: (I do Belong) Double

29 Oct - 10 Dec 2017
Gallery 1

Dreaming Trails

29 Oct - 3 Dec 2017
Gallery 2 & 3

Leora Sibony :: Industrial Relations

29 Oct - 26 Nov 2017
Gallery 5

An ongoing exploration of industrial structures in the landscape.

sarah-jane mcgrath :: obsolete

1 Dec - 31 Dec 2017
Gallery 5

Lucien Hervé : When do we cast off for happiness?1 Oct - 3 Dec 2016Galleries 1, 2 & Screen

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