Julia Griffin and Gemma King are Walcha artists and mother and daughter. They are both printmakers and drawn to the sublime beauty of ink on paper. Gemma King experiments with […]
Join our Library craft circle to meet, talk, and contribute a knitted or crocheted yellow square to a new community engaged artwork, Conversation Piece. Developed by Kate Just - Conversation Piece involves the creation of a giant, communally knitted and crocheted yellow length of fabric. Conversation Piece manifests women’s histories of crafting textiles together around […]
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 […]
The Walaaybaa (HOME) Program has been developed in Kamilaroi / Gomeroi Country. 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 […]
Kelcie Bryant-Duguid’s ‘The girl who climbed trees’ opens on Friday 20 October at Tamworth Regional Gallery with guest speaker Wendy Roe, Curator of Australian Wearable Art Festival. The exhibition includes wearable art garments, textiles, installation, sculpture, and encaustic mixed media works, featuring a wide repertoire of textile techniques, processes, and applications utilising traditional and non-traditional […]
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. […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
In 2020, Liz Williamson began inviting colleagues in Australia and India to colour fabric with eucalyptus leaves collected locally. Once received in her studio, the fabric was stripped and woven into panels referencing the traditions of woven rag rugs and ‘making do’ where ‘new’ items are made from old or readily available materials. This collaborative […]
Join us at the Tamworth Regional Gallery for a musical experience as part of the Hats Off to Country Festival! 🤠Experience the magic of Brendan Nawrocki's music, heavily influenced by Paul Kelly, Troy Cassar-Daley, and Ian Moss which you can undoubtably hear amongst a set of what he calls his classics. The Tamworth Regional […]
JamFactory’s Icon series celebrates the achievements of South Australia’s most influential visual artists working in craft-based media. Tom Moore is one of Australia leading glass artists and over the course of his career has carved out a singular voice within Australian glass art making. Although working in the ancient craft of blown glass, Moore’s images, […]
