Past Exhibitions

Explore Lismore Regional Gallery’s history of exhibitions

Fania Connection Vase
Estefania Minniti
El tiempo es oro (time is gold)
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MMC Lismore
Mark Maurangi Carrol
Islands not to scale (Maru a’o) – Act II
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Sonia Levi Artwork
Sonia Levy
We marry you, O sea, as a sign of true and perpetual dominion
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Melanie Valentine artwork
Melanie Valentine
Active stillness
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A portrait of Baker Boy by Matt Adante
Archibald Prize 2024
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Lisa Reihana GROUNDLOOP (video still)
Lisa Reihana
GROUNDLOOP
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An artwork by Peter Faulkner
Peter Faulkner
Dream vibrations
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Photo by Jacklyn Wagner
Jacklyn Wagner
Through the heart...
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A painting by young artist Shania Cook
Young Archie competition
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Veronica Rojas Nuñez, self-portrait in studio
Veronica Rojas Nunez
Shadow Work
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Merinda Davies, 'Stone Skins', process photograph
Merinda Davies
We are all eating and being eaten
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A landscape painting by Matt O'Brien
Matt O'Brien
What if the wind could speak
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A desert landscape photography by Monica Buscarino
Monica Buscarino
The heart is a lonely hunter - somewhere between time
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Install photograph of Chas Glover paintings
Chas Glover
Swan songs and other tunes
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A black and white photo by Clare Conroy
Claire Conroy
The sky from here
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Oil painting on paper by Aafia Ali Shah
Aafia Ali Shah
To Love the Empty Cup
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Install photo of Bulaan Buruugaa Ngali exhibition
Various artists
Bulaan Buruugaa Ngali Exhibition …we weave together
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A dream like painting with people, the inside of a car, a clothes line...
Melanie Valentine
Active stillness
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A colourful and imaginative portrait
Various
Young Archie exhibition
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A black and white photo of the artist painting a canvas on the ground
Shadow Work
Veronica Rojas Nunez
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Occurrent affair banner
Various
ProppaNOW
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A colourful painting of people in a waterhole, with oversize carnivorous plants
Various artists
ARTEXPRESS
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Shoreline of sandy beach with bushland in distance with people on beach, swimming and in boats.
Various artists
Works from the Collection
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ceramic cassette tap with yellow background and 'Mental As Anything' title
Tim Fry
Local Knowledge
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two men walking in front of a wall - image is of the same man in different walking positions.
William Kentridge
I Am Not Me, the Horse Is Not Mine
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Multiple objects with inscriptions related to the issues concerning Indigenous Australians presented in the form of an elephant.
Various Artists
Koori Mail Indigenous Art Award 2024 Exhibition
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timber sculpture in foreground with a lake and reflected icey mountains in distant background.
Tia Mavanie
Tia Mavanie
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Image of woman in dance pose looking a her reflection in mirrored surface
Various artists
Buruugaa Garaa Buruu Garaa Budgeramgali (Saltwater people Freshwater people stories)
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sculptured dog form is made from sculptures of different foods including eggs, melons, gourds and bananas
Chloe Smith
Unbearable Incandescence
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Lismore Regional Gallery

Open Wednesday to Sunday 10am - 4pm
Thursdays until 6pm

Closed 24 - 26 December
31 December - 2 January

11 Rural Street, Lismore NSW 2480

02 6627 4600
art.gallery@lismore.nsw.gov.au
PO Box 23A, Lismore NSW 2480

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Lismore Regional Gallery acknowledges the Widjabul Wia-bal people of the Bundjalung Nation as the traditional owners of the land upon which the gallery stands. We pay respects to elders past and present, and extend that respect to all First Nations peoples and their continuing connection to land, waters, community and the arts.