photograph courtesy of Ngunya Jarjum Centre Preschool
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Sense of self ... through the eyes of Jarjums
31 May - 13 July
Gallery Upstairs
Ngunya Jarjum Centre Preschool Lismore, recognises the value of art in teaching children about identity, language, literacy, creativity and pride in self. At the preschool they also use art to assist in delivering their Bundjalung Learning Program, which includes intentional learning to teach traditional language and stories. This year the centre has accelerated the art program and engaged artists, Digby Moran and Penny Evans, to teach children at Jarjum. Some of the resulting works will be shown in this exhibition.
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Raimond de Weerdt :: Silent Speech
1 Nov - 14 Dec 2014
Gallery 3 & Screen Gallery
Raimond de Weerdt subverts the notion that photography captures reality and is therefore a measure of truth
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Lismore 2074: Imagining Lismore 60 years Hence
1 Nov - 14 Dec 2014
Galleries 1 & 2
A participatory project, led by Duke Albada in which the community were asked: “How do you imagine Lismore in 2074?â€
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Resistant Obsolescence
20 Dec 2014 - 31 Jan 2015
Galleries 1 & 2
Resistant Obsolescence is a partnership between Lismore Regional Gallery, RealArtWorks and Tralala Blip – the latter 2 being creative collectives for differently abled artists.
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I wish my house had legs :: Vitor Dos Santos
20 Dec 2014 - 31 Jan 2015
Gallery Upstairs
Vitor Dos Santos explores painting as an analytical exercise of finding personal motifs and imagery, and exploring form, colour and the medium of pain
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Journeying :: Lloyd Rees
8 Feb - 30 Mar 2014
Galleries 1 & 2
This exhibition will cover 70 years of the artist's practice in over 40 works
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The AB-sorption Method: Penny Evans
This exhibition of works on paper and film by Penny Evans refers to the artist's Indigenous (Kamilaroi/Gomeroi) heritage and is a reconstruction of her family identity subsequent to assimilationist policies in NSW
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living things
5 Apr - 25 May 2014
Galleries 1, 2, Vicki Fayle & Screen
Curated by Wes Hill, this exhibition centres on two artists whose practices centre's on the staging of chance encounters with found materials
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Big Garden: Jan Davis
31 May - 13 July 2014
Vicki Fayle Gallery
Big Garden, an exhibition in the Lismore Regional Gallery’s sixtieth anniversary year, uses installation to articulate a relationship with place
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Close to Home: Cec Bown
5 Apr - 25 May 2014
Gallery Upstairs
Cecil Bown's imagery increasingly stems from how the camera’s lens brings a particular perspective on the world, drawing out the aesthetic qualities in landscape
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DUO
31 May- 13 July 2014
Galleries 1 & 2
In 2014 Lismore Regional gallery ran Duo: Learning the ropes a program that presented 5 young people with unique one-on-one sessions with a professional artist as a mentoring and creative exchange that culminated into an exhibition of the artworks created during the program.
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Protest Songs: Artful Actions
19 July - 6 Sept 2014
Galleries 1, 2, Vicki Fayle & Screen
Protest Songs includes artists and activists who use art or creative means to give visibility to issues
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ANNIQUE GOLDENBERG :: LIVING WATER: the river hid
19 July - 6 Sept 2014
Gallery Upstairs
As inspiration for her latest exhibition, Annique Goldenberg spent many hours kayaking
along the Wilson River and Leycester Creek.
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Parliament of NSW Aboriginal Art Prize 2013
13 Sept - 26 Oct 2014
Galleries 1 & 2
Finalists from the richest art incentive on offer for Aboriginal artists born in or living in New South Wales
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The Three Brothers Art Project
13 Sept - 26 Oct 2014
Gallery Upstairs
On May 22nd 2014, selected Bundjalung students from the six local public primary schools and Roy Gordon came together at Albert Park Public School to produce a series of paintings based on The Three Brothers Dreaming story
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Rahima Jackson :: It's my house, but you can't come in
1 Nov - 14 Dec 2014
Gallery Upstairs
An exhibition which investigates individual perceptions of the conscious experience. Rahima Jackson was winner of the 2013 Lismore Regional Gallery Graduate Award
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