Explore the rich and diverse range of past exhibitions at Yarrila Arts and Museum. Featuring an array of stories, artworks, and objects from various collections, including YAM’s own collection, YAM’s own award, STILL: National Still Life Award, exhibitions of local and regional artists, and captivating national touring shows.
The Journal of Australian Ceramics has been documenting the rich history of ceramics in Australia for sixty continuous years. To celebrate this milestone, the Australian Design Centre, in partnership with The Australian Ceramics Association, presents SIXTY: The Journal of Australian Ceramics 60th Anniversary 1962–2022.
Jodie Whalen’s multidisciplinary practice blends experimental performance and installation through video, drawing from personal history and popular culture to create immersive, symbolically rich environments.
Swell Chasers: Surf Stories from the Mid North Coast examines our relationship with the ocean and how surfing has left a lasting, salt-stained mark on our region.
Desert Jungle is the latest exhibition of artworks by renowned children’s book author and artist, Jeannie Baker. Co-produced by Penrith Regional Gallery, Home of The Lewers Bequest, this touring exhibition celebrates the publication of Jeannie’s latest book, also titled Desert Jungle.
Serendipia is an immersive multimedia installation by multidisciplinary artists Kathryn Cowen and Gareth Jenkins.
Electric Dreams is a group exhibition featuring three leading Australian artists working with light.
Modern Guru and the Path to Artificial Happiness is an immersive new media installation that uses the intersection of art and technology to explore modern paths to happiness through a warped world of digital technology and AI.
Alun Rhys Jones’ DISCO explores ingrained stereotypes that perceive LGBTQI+ lives as eternally hedonistic and pleasure-seeking.
In Kirsty Lee’s moving image and installation, Between the Horizon and Here, the artist explores how place, and the concept of home exists in our personal and collective memories.
Coffs Collection has records of the exhibitions held at Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery from its very first exhibition to very recently. You can see timeline of the exhibition history via the link below, or by searching Coffs Collections for a specific exhibition.
Image shown left is a detail from an opening invitation to Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery’s first exhibition, Ralph Trafford Walker: a retrospective.