Opening BRAG Spring Exhibitions 2026
Sat 29 Aug '26
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Join Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) in celebrating the opening of two new exhibitions.
Welcome to Country
Opening Speeches
Auslan Interpretation for Opening Speeches (Remote Video Interpretation link from Sydney)
Catering by Bathurst Regional Art Gallery Society
Beverages by Renzaglia Wines, Grass Parrot Vineyard, and Cosmo Brewing.
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) celebrates the breadth of creativity in their own backyard this…
Join Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) in celebrating the opening of two new exhibitions.
Welcome to Country
Opening Speeches
Auslan Interpretation for Opening Speeches (Remote Video Interpretation link from Sydney)
Catering by Bathurst Regional Art Gallery Society
Beverages by Renzaglia Wines, Grass Parrot Vineyard, and Cosmo Brewing.
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) celebrates the breadth of creativity in their own backyard this Spring with two new exhibitions by Central West NSW artists. In the Main Gallery, a mid-career survey by Hill-End based Nicole Welch, Transformations: Image, Time and Landscape surveys 27 years of practice exploring relationships between landscape, the body, and memory. In the Foyer Gallery, Five Decades: Studies in Realism by Bathurst-based Graham Lupp presents an exclusive look at studies made by the artist during formative moments of his expansive career.
Plus: Vibrant display of visitor-made artworks in Made by You has been extended across their OUT THERE Digital Platforms | TAFE Screens until summer.
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