Presented by Tamworth Musical Society Based on the Dreamworks Animation Motion Picture and the book by William Steig Book and Lyics by David Lindsay-Abaire Music by Jeanine Tesori Originally produced […]
Residue + Response: Tamworth Textile Triennial builds on the tradition of the Tamworth Fibre Textile collection which first began in 1973, showcasing 50 years of contemporary textile artists. As we unfold from the recent global events, we reflect on our connection with others, our shared history and possible futures. The 2023 Textile Triennial is a […]
When: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Classes starting week of Tuesday 17 October 2023, ending Thursday 7 December 2023. Time: 4.00pm - 5.00pm Where: Esther Halliday Studio, Tamworth Regional Gallery 466 Peel Street Tamworth Price: $150* for 8 weeks plus booking fee *The $50 Creative Kids Voucher is available to subsidise this course. Each afternoon a […]
Walaaybaa (HOME) is developed by the Gamilaroi community at Tamworth and Tamworth Regional Gallery working with NSW Department of Education’s Arts Unit and the Art Gallery of New South Wales as part of the program Home: Aboriginal art from New South Wales. Walaaybaa (HOME) is a regional outreach education program that delivers sustained educational content […]
Tamworth Regional Gallery will be welcoming our smallest members of the community into the Esther Halliday Studio and the gallery for a series of creative and sensory classes on a Thursday morning! Facilitated by Emma Stilts and Emily Redman, children and parents/caregivers will explore art-making activities together. Including drawing, painting, paper craft, sculpture and more. […]
The girl who climbed trees highlights traditional and non-traditional surfaces and materials, for contemporary stitch, print, dye, and textile manufacture. Bryant-Duguid uses found and sustainable materials including repurposed paper, household plastic packaging, thrifted fabrics, locally sourced fibre and reclaimed materials. Wearable artworks provide a canvas that evoke memories of childhood, represent images of the domestic […]
