Object Lessons with Ailsa Piper

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3 August 2019

In partnership with Byron Writers Festival, Ailsa Piper returns to the Gallery with a performance inspired by the exhibition, Object Therapy. Using both found and crafted words, Ailsa will re-flect, re-mind and re-work the way you think about the place of things in your life.

More details here

This is a free event but spaces are limited, book tickets here through the Byron Bay Writers Festival.

Book now

photo of Ailsa Parker

Public programs

Sigrid Macdonald signing, in front of artworks by Mark Maurangi Carrol. Photo by Elise Derwin
Auslan tours led by Sigrid Macdonald
Once per exhibition round -
Two women looking at an artwork
Free exhibition tour
Thursdays -
Aboriginal woven objects mounted on a black wal.. They are various shspaes, patterns, and sizes
Gathering Space
First Sunday of each month -
A group of people sitting around a table making collage
Collage Club
Thursdays -
A flyer saying 'Nights! Take Care', in red text on top of a photo with hards sharing a plate of food with BBQ, Mezze and winr
Take Care Food: Thursday + Friday night service
Thursdays -
A group of 5 teens in school uniform, sitting around a table making art.
After school art class for teens and tweens, Term 2 2026
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A documentation image from an exhibition, picturing painted cardboard boxes
Exhibition celebration
8 May 2026
A woman singing into a microphone whilst holding a guitar and in front of a keyboard. There is a red curtain and fairy lights behind her in a cluttered room.
Sound Lab 04
30 May 2026
A banner image in hot pink text saying 'Heart light 26', 'LightnUp Wearable Art Project'
Lismore Lantern Parade
Heart Light Wearable Art Workshop
6 June 2026

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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.