The Shed Broken Hill
Highlights
- Unique gallery blending Indigenous and contemporary art styles
- Rustic charm with artworks in a sustainably built space
- Prime location opposite Sturt Park in heritage-listed Broken Hill
Overview
Opened in 2024, The Shed is a testament to cross-cultural collaboration and artistic innovation. The gallery showcases the talents of Dirk Romeyn, an established artist who relocated from the Blue Mountains, and Brian Harris, a proud Barkandji man and local Indigenous artist.
True to its name, The Shed retains a warm, rustic charm through the creative use of reclaimed and recycled materials, blending sustainability with artistic flair.
One of its standout features is a public art mural by Dirk Romeyn, contributing to the vibrant mural scene in Broken Hill - Australia's first heritage-listed city.
Inside, visitors will discover a diverse collection of artworks, including paintings, drawings, prints, and woodwork.
Adding to its growing reputation, The Shed was a finalist in 'Most Outstanding Visitor Experience' in Western NSW business awards 2026, in three categories in the Far West NSW Excellence in Business Awards 2024, in four categories 2025. The gallery is the proud Winner of the People's Choice "Service with a Smile" Award, a reflection of its welcoming atmosphere and strong community spirit.
One of Dirk's paintings was selected as a finalist in the 2026 Pro Hart Outback Art Prize.
With its rich blend of art, culture, and friendly hospitality, The Shed has quickly become a must-visit destination in Broken Hill.
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.