Sunday Sketch Sessions at BRAG
Sun 30 Aug '26 – Sun 01 Nov '26 (WEEKLY event)
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Overview
Head to Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) every Sunday for a free, self-guided sketch session in their current exhibitions!
Materials and stool provided
Self-guided session
No experience required, no pressure!
Transformations: Image, Time and Landscape
Nicole Welch: A Mid-Career Survey
Transformations: Image, Time and Landscape surveys 27 years of work by Hill End-based artist Nicole Welch. Throughout her career and across mediums, her work…
Head to Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) every Sunday for a free, self-guided sketch session in their current exhibitions!
Materials and stool provided
Self-guided session
No experience required, no pressure!
Transformations: Image, Time and Landscape
Nicole Welch: A Mid-Career Survey
Transformations: Image, Time and Landscape surveys 27 years of work by Hill End-based artist Nicole Welch. Throughout her career and across mediums, her work is rich with symbolism, tension, and transformation and explores the relationships between landscape, the body, time, and memory. Welch creates works that are at once visually beautiful and conceptually challenging. Curated by Richard Perram OAM.
Five Decades: Studies in Realism
Graham Lupp
Five decades presents a small survey of personal work and invites us into the private collection of local artist Graham Lupp OAM, providing a unique glimpse of studies made during formative moments and experiences of the artist's life. The exhibition offers a beautiful journey of reflection, retrospection and poignant perspectives, celebrating vulnerability and wisdom across five decades of practice.
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