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Works from the City of Bunbury Art Collection As German modernist artist Paul Klee said, ‘Colour is the place where our brain and the Universe meet’. The element of colour is central to humankind’s being. It functions at a subliminal ...
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In keeping with the Indian Ocean Triennial theme “curiosity and rituals of the everyday”, the collaboration between members of Bunbury Studio Potters and Bunbury Weavers seeks to focus attention on a particular aspect of the everyday; the ritual setting of ...
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Pauline Moran was born in 1959 at Gnowangerup in south-west Western Australia. Like many of her generation, as a child she was removed from her family and placed in Roelands Mission near Collie. Despite the unfortunate circumstances of her coming ...
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Splendour
Works from the City of Bunbury Art Collection
The term ‘seascape’ was said to originate back to the 16th Century. As opposed to landscapes, a seascape portrays a view either from the coastline or at sea. This can include scenes from ...
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There Were Moments of Transformation explores the power and fragility of transformation through video, jewellery, glass, ceramics and sculpture. Featuring works by international artists including Auguste Rodin, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and William Kentridge alongside local pieces by WA artists such as ...
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“My Darling – Forest Souls’ is Monique Tippett's first exhibition held at Bunbury Regional Art Gallery and is a survey of her most recent work, including works on loan from the Janet Holmes A Court Collection.
The exhibition came about after ...
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The Bunbury Regional Art Gallery’s much beloved Christmas Shop exhibition is back for another year.
There is nothing more wonderful than receiving a handmade fine art object in your Christmas stocking, and Christmas Shop has always been a perfect opportunity to ...
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The idea of an imminent apocalypse has a rich history in the human imagination.
In each era terrible new foes, natural and otherwise, seem to climb the ramparts of life on earth: from the great flood to ‘judgement day’, the ice ...
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Rhythms of Place is a new series of expressive paintings that explores our connection to people through places, and to places through people. Familiar landmarks give the series its own sense of location and represent Bunbury, as a place of ...
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City Collection | Winter Warmers Sat Dec 04 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
CrafTable Sat Dec 04 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
Pauline Moran: Mission Stories Sat Dec 04 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
City Collection | Splendour Sat Dec 04 @10:00AM - 04:00PM |
There Were Moments of Transformation Sat Dec 04 @10:00AM - 05:00PM |
The Galleries are open 10am - 4pm Daily (closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day)
64 Wittenoom Street, Bunbury | PO Box 21, Bunbury, WA 6231 | 08 9792 7323
Bunbury Regional Art Gallery acknowledges the Wardandi Noongar People as the traditional custodians of the land and pays respect to elders past, present and emerging.
Bunbury Regional Art Galleries is supported by the State Government through the Department of Culture and the Arts
Bunbury Regional Art Galleries is owned and managed by the City of Bunbury
