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Past Exhibitions

John Hart : Sample

The artist’s imagination, jumping off from a known base into a new and wondrous place.

Max Berry : Monument

A document of landscape from the fantasy of daydream.

barzakh; silence and the symphony : a.d.mather

silence and the symphony notes from the barzakh: what is in between

Jane Skeer : Out of the Ashes

Jane Skeer is constantly drawn to regional Australia, and to materials that wear the landscape embedded within their surface.

Memories are often fractured and conflicted as nostalgia can also be tinged with pain. This tension paralleled my active engagement with the architectural space of the city, negotiating between the past and present, the familiar and the strange

Sharing Country : Eddy Harris

Sharing Country features new artworks by Aboriginal Elder Eddy Harris, Barkandji tribe, Wilcannia NSW.

TIME PLACE : Verity and Brian Nunan

In an attempt to open an intergenerational dialogue, the exhibition weaves historical and contemporary stories to encourage a non-linear understanding of Time and Place.

Si Yi Shen : Imagining Terrains

As a two-part narrative, this body of work interprets the present landscape of Broken Hill and speculates the future landscape through moving pictures and augmented reality sculptures.

HSC Art Show 2023

Willyama High School and Broken Hill High School Year 12 Students

JamFactory ICON Kunmanara Carroll: Ngaylu Nyanganyi Ngura Winki (I Can

JamFactory’s annual ICON exhibition celebrates the achievements of South Australia’s most influential visual artists working in craft-based media.

Trevor Purvis: Australian Sienna - Interpreting the Outback

"Australian Sienna - Interpreting the Outback" is an exhibition by acclaimed landscape artist Trevor Purvis. Through masterful brushstrokes and an expert eye for colour, Purvis captures the vivid hues and essence of the Australian outback, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the breathtaking landscapes that define our unique region.

Looking Through Windows: tablelands, the coast to outback NSW

Looking Through Windows is an oral history, artistic and multimedia project exploring the removal, dispossession, and "protection" of Aboriginal people in New South Wales and parts of Queensland and South Australia.

Lines of Lode

"Lines of Lode" is a contemporary jewellery and sculpture exhibition by Aimee Bradley, Christine Collins and Jenny Johnstone.

ngaratya (together, us group, all in it together)

ngaratya (together, us group, all in it together) is a fresh and vibrant exhibition that brings together six Barkandji/Barkindji artists, Nici Cumpston, Zena Cumpston, David Doyle, Kent Morris, Adrianne Semmens, and Raymond Zada, exploring and illuminating the artists’ homelands and Ancestral connection through newly commissioned works.

Residue + Response: 5th Tamworth Textile Triennial

The renowned 5th Tamworth Textile Triennial, Residue + Response, features 25 artworks from artists across Australia, exploring the connection between our histories and futures. Curated by Dr. Carol McGregor, this exhibition showcases the best of textile art and examines how past events shape our values.

Shadows and Reflections, Gaara Arts Inc

“…without shadows, our lives will be two-dimensional.” – Yoko Ono

The artists of GAARA (Girls And Art in Regional Australia) understand the balance of shadows and reflections. Their exhibition, "Shadows and Reflections," explores this harmony through diverse subjects and media, capturing the essence of light, shade, and humanity.

2024 Pro Hart Outback Art Prize

Join us on opening night, Friday 9 August at 6 pm, for the announcement of the $20,000 Acquisitive Award, the $2,000 Second Prize, and begin voting for the $1,000 People’s Choice Award.

Graeme Armstrong: terrigenous (produced by the earth)

Graeme Armstrong’s exhibition features mineral pigment photography. He used Broken Hill minerals, crushed and sieved to less than 100 micrometers, in a photosensitive gelatin emulsion. Success came with iron oxides, schists, and mixtures with Galena and slag, producing images with a silver-like tonal range. "A fitting pigment for the ore that made Broken Hill," says Armstrong. terragenius!

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