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February 2023
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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The Interior: Natalya Hughes
The Interior is an immersive installation combining sculptural seating, richly patterned soft furnishings, and uncanny object d’art, nestled around a hand painted mural to generate a stimulating space to unpack our collective and unconscious biases.
Find out more »Vibrations: Abstract women in the collection
Vibrations: Abstract women in the collection shines a spotlight on incredible works in the NERAM collections created by leading contemporary women artists.
Find out more »Oddity Part 1: KHR Stewart
KHR Stewart explores the subliminal world of the subconscious, drawing from life experience in collaging influential moments in time and personal relationships interspersed with the surreal.
Find out more »March 2025
Pass the Print: An experimental collaboration with the Black Gully Printmakers
A collaborative printmaking project challenging the Black Gully Printmakers to embrace experimentation and freedom in printmaking.
Find out more »Fifty/ 50
Back by popular demand! Fifty/ 50 is an exhibition, it’s a raffle, and it’s a fundraiser for the Art Museum.
Find out more »April 2025
The Landscape of Giving: Celebrating 10 years of the Adopt an Artwork program at NERAM
NERAM is proud to celebrate the tenth anniversary of its Adopt an Artwork program, developed to support the ongoing preservation and conservation of artworks across the NERAM collections. This exhibition offers a glimpse behind the scenes of the program and a new range of artworks from NERAM available for adoption.
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Halfway Home: Bridie McKelvey
A solo exhibition of delightful and whimsical assemblages and dioramas representing a small escape from life’s hectic and sometimes harsh realities. Bridie McKelvey’s work takes seemingly mundane objects transforming them into intricate reimagined landscapes. Favoured materials include paper, tins, toys, beads, threads, old books, paper, found objects, wire and pressed flowers, that are applied with repetition throughout her work - continually toying with colour, balance and texture, and delivering on an objective that is purely decorative and designed to delight.…
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