Wonders of HINTON
Experience one of the greatest collections of art in regional Australia with the new semi-permanent display, Wonders of Hinton.
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Events
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SATURDAY ART for adults
The class offers a variety of drawing, acrylic painting and printmaking experiences for adults at all levels, beginner to experienced. A varied and structured program provides opportunities to try different approaches to making art.
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Pochettes en Fête
Celebrate the elegance, glamour and enduring allure of the vintage handbag through this beautiful exhibition. From intricate beadwork and luxurious textiles to sculptural forms and exquisite detailing, these vintage and contemporary pieces speak to changing fashions, social rituals and the artistry of adornment across decades.
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The Neighbour at the Gate
Bringing together newly commissioned works by leading Australian artists, this exhibition reckons with the echoes of immigration policies and the legacies of colonialism in Australia.
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Term 2 2026 | Studio Art Group (Day)
A weekly, self-directed, painting and drawing group for experienced artists. Meeting once a week in Packsaddle Studio (located at the rear of the NERAM building) this is an opportunity to come work alongside other experienced artists, network, learn and be inspired. There is no regular tutor but each week, the session finishes with a group critique to review the day's efforts and give and receive feedback.
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Artist Talk: Amera Ali & Suad Smo
Join us for a powerful artist talk with Amera Ali and Suad Smo about their new exhibition, Drawn from Pain, Written from Truth.
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Opening Night
Join us at the New England Regional Art Museum for the opening night of two new exhibitions: DistoMorph and Drawn From Pain, Written from Truth.
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DistoMorph: Svenja
DistoMorph is an immersive exploration of colour, texture and transformation inspired by the intricate forms of the natural world.
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Drawn From Pain, Written from Truth: Suad Smo and Amera Ali
Drawn From Pain, Written from Truth brings together the powerful testimonies of Amera Ali and Suad Smo in an exhibition that speaks to survival, memory and resilience.
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