Current Exhibitions

COMING SOON

From Friday 5 December through to Monday 23 February in the Auditorium Gallery, visitors will be treated to Phantom Ride by acclaimed video artist Daniel Crooks. This dual-projection video work with sound is a mesmerising journey through time and space, featuring footage of the Korumburra railway turntable before its removal and repurposing. The inclusion of this local landmark gives the exhibition a sense of homecoming, making it especially meaningful for our local community.

Meanwhile, the Entry Gallery will showcase Swamp Crimes and Other Stories by Heather Shimmen, a compelling exhibition that blurs the lines between history and imagination. Shimmen’s intricate prints are built from layers of obsessively collected images, memories, and objects. Her work challenges dominant historical narratives, weaving fantastical stories that evoke other worlds and invite viewers to explore new relationships between seemingly distant ideas.

Physical Action as Thinking Form

The exhibition will showcase original artworks by TWOONE, alongside pieces created by local youth during a creative workshop he facilitated while in South Gippsland. The title of the exhibition comes from TWOONE’s approach to his creative practice. He believes that art can begin with making a mark; and abstract thinking while creating these marks can lead to a composition that can then be built upon to create a finished artwork.

Finders Keepers

‘Finders Keepers’ is a mixed media exhibition rooted in the joy of collecting — a celebration of texture, colour, and the therapeutic act of gathering and arranging. From farm-inspired collages and retro Tuckfields tea card tins to beach assemblage photography, each work is guided by materials the artist is drawn to and a desire to create a sense of harmony where textures, forms, and fragments come together in a way that feels instinctive and deeply satisfying.