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9 May - 5 September
Essential presents a selection of works from artists who have re-shaped their visual worlds to extract an underlying essence for expressive purposes.... More >
Peter Upward, Orange Accent II (detail), 1960, oil on paper on board. |
24 July - 22 August
Construction sites are the source of inspiration for Sue Jarvis's recent oils on canvas...More >
Sue Jarvis, Construction Worker (detail) 2009, oil on canvas. |
22 May - 18 July
Simryn Gill: Inland, is the most significant survey of photography by Singapore-born, Sydney and Malaysia-based artist Simryn Gill...More >
Simryn Gill, Vegetation #5 (detail), 1999, gelatin silver photograph. Courtesy the artist and Breenspace, Sydney. |
19 June - 18 July
Indigenous artists from South East Victoria have an affinity with water...More >
Francis Harrison, School of Fish (detail), 2009, linocut. Courtesy East Gippsland Aboriginal Arts Corporat |
15 May - 27 June
Each artist has a history and ongoing urgent concern with environmental issues, frequently drawing on local stories, histories and geographies that are demonstrated in their work... More >
Heather Shimmen Lost II 2008, linocut print on circle of felt, unique state. |
15 May - 13 June
Kim McDonald’s mixed media works portray her exploration of the human body...More >
Kim McDonald, Untitled: Interface series 2010 (detail). Monoprint on rice paper and interface. |
15 May - 13 June
Beyond the persona: Eminent women of Victoria celebrates the achievements of Victorian women through life-size portraits of 12 significant, contemporary Victorian women...More >
Caroline Williams, Christine Nixon (detail), 2008, oil and pencil on linen. Courtesy of the artist. |
20 March - 16 May
Modified presents new works by WA artist Paul Caporn satirically engaging with ideas of masculinity and cultural identity... More >
Paul Caporn, Barbie Mate 2005, archival ink jet print |
Until 2 May
Women of the World presents a sumptuous range of portraits and studies of women from the Collection...More > |
27 March - 9 May
In celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the Embroiderers Guild Victoria, Latrobe Regional Gallery will be hosting a combined exhibition of works from the Guild’s State Collection ... More >
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11 April - 7 May
Works from the Latrobe Regional Gallery Collection...More >
Peter Booth, Thorn, 1986, oil on canvas (detail) |
6 February - 4 April
John Meade is an established Melbourne sculptor who has been exhibiting since the early 1990s... More > |
20 February - 21 March
Members of the Morwell Art Group, Moe Art Society and Traralgon & District Art Society... More > |
16 January - 14 March
The Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award showcases excellence in contemporary Australian drawing... More > |
23 January - 14 March
Tandeera is a Gunnai/Kurnai word meaning place of rest ... More > |
5 September - 1 November
Traditionally associated with the imagery of nineteenth century artists such as Caspar David Friedrich, the concept of the sublime originally referred to a sense of awe and fear inspired by the vastness and immense power of nature and the elements. More > |
16 January - 14 February
Inspired by his visits to the Pilbara region, Phil Henshall provides a unique view of these dramatic landscapes...More > |
27 November - 25 January
Kaleidoscope features a range of glass and prints from the Latrobe Regional Gallery 's permanent collection... More > |
7 November - 10 January
An exhibition by emerging artists who work within a range of contemporary practices... More > |
21 November - 10 January, 2010
About Face is the outcome of two years of collaboration between six artists who, during this time, completed a self-portrait as well as portraits of each other... More > |
Janina Green: Where the Heart Is
10 October - 15 November, 2009
Janina Green’s photographic exhibition honours the Ukrainian families who migrated to the Latrobe Valley area from the Displaced Persons’ Camps in Germany 60 years ago. More > |
GippsTAFE: Too Much of Me
17 October - 15 November 2009
This current body of students’ work entitled “Too much of me” thematically explores the ‘idea of self’. More > |
Come on the Scene:
A Next Wave and NETS Victoria touring exhibition
1 August, 2009 - 11 October 2009
Come on the Scene, a touring exhibition from Next Wave’s Regional Kickstart programme, presents the work of five young regionally-based contemporary artists, who transform the communities around them through their creative practices. More > |
Breathe: Portraits by Christopher Ireland
5 September - 4 October 2009
Christopher Ireland’s exhibition, simply titled Breathe, presents photographic portraits of women whose partners have died from asbestos related diseases. More > |
Dick Bishop Memorial Prize 2009: Lyndy Lord 'Etched in Nature'
5 September - 4 October 2009
Inspired by her immediate environment and surrounding culture, Lyndy explores the relationship between humanity and the natural world. More > |
Up the Line: Briagolong School of Fine Art
August 1 - August 28 2009
Briagolong School of Fine Art is an art cooperative with its own gallery operating in the central Gippsland town of Briagolong. This exhibition presents the work of 25 students who hail from Metung to Traralgon. More > |

The World in Painting
27 June - 23 August, 2009
The world in painting presents recent work by eight established Australian artists who believe in the strength of their medium as a visual language. More > |

Kees Hos: Seventy Years of Art Practice
20 June - 23 August 2009
Throughout his extensive career as artist and teacher in the Netherlands, New Zealand and Australia, Kees Hos drew continual inspiration for his work from the figure, landscape and the accidental gesture. More >
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Through Children's Eyes
27 June - 24 July 2009
Through Children’s Eyes is a photographic exhibition by children of Papua New Guinea and Australian communities.
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Adrian Mauriks: Construction II "Doll"
Until July 26 2009
Events inform content. Content by implication, constructs. Art evaluates "being there', linking events at the edge to living the silence of our personal space. More > |
Angela Griffiths: Vanishing Point
23 May - 26 July 2009
In conjunction with the Green Expectations project at Latrobe City Council, Latrobe Regional Gallery is featuring a ‘green’ installation by Angela Griffiths which represents the plight of Antarctica. More > |