Labour Day - Public Holiday closure

Grafton Regional Gallery and the Visitor Information Outlet (VIO) will be closed on Monday 5 October for the Labour Day public holiday.
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Main Gallery CLOSED for exhibition change over

Our MAIN GALLERY will be closed for exhibition change over Tuesday 29 September - Friday 9 October.
The Gallery Store and Visitor Information outlet will be OPEN 10-4 Tuesday - Sunday as usual during this period along with our Prentice House Gallery. The main galleries will reopen with new exhibitions at 10am, Saturday 10 October.

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ICONIC SURF PHOTOGRAPHS TAKE CENTRE STAGE

Published on 08 July 2026

Visitors to Grafton Regional Gallery will soon be able to immerse themselves in surf culture, with celebrated Australian photographer John Witzig’s exhibition Lineup: Surfing and Subculture, opening on Saturday 18 July.

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DR BRONWYN BANCROFT’S MOST PERSONAL EXHIBITION OPENING SOON

Published on 08 July 2026

The State Library of NSW’s touring exhibition The Country Cries for Truth by renowned Bundjalung artist, author and illustrator Dr Bronwyn Bancroft AM will open at Grafton Regional Gallery on Saturday 18 July.

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CONTEMPORARY TITANS FROM NATIONAL GALLERY OF AUSTRALIA SET FOR UNVEILI

Published on 08 July 2026

Two artworks by two of the world’s greatest living artists – James Turrell and Anish Kapoor – will be unveiled at Grafton Regional Galley on Saturday 18 July, under the Albanese Labor Government’s Sharing the National Collection program.

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GRG’S ICONIC JADA SET FOR A NEW CHAPTER

Published on 21 May 2026

2027 will be a landmark year for Grafton Regional Gallery, with a major retrospective exhibition celebrating the legacy of the Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award (JADA), a bold new chapter for the JADA, and the launch of the Gallery’s online collection.

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Northern Rivers Artist Exchange Announces Successful Applicants

Published on 19 May 2026

Three artists from the Northern Rivers will visit the Clarence Valley in 2026 as part of the inaugural Northern Rivers Artist Exchange Residency Program (NRAE), a partnership between Grafton Regional Gallery and Arts Northern Rivers

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National Cultural Policy consultation

Published on 17 April 2026

Have your say on Australia’s next National Cultural Policy. Anyone with an interest in the future of the creative and cultural sector is invited to participate in the national consultation. Submit your views by11.59pm (AEST) on Sunday 24 May. For more information, visit www.arts.gov.au/culturalpolicy

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Grafton Regional Gallery 2025 Program Funding Success

Published on 19 December 2024

Grafton Regional Gallery (GRG) is the recipient of a $110,000 Create NSW grant to support delivery of its 2025 artistic program.

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ELIZABETH MAWHINNEY | Beauty in Nature

Published on 17 December 2024

Beauty in Nature, an exhibition by Coffs Coast-based artist Elizabeth Mawhinney, will be on show at Grafton Regional Gallery this summer in historic Prentice House.

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Bulaan Buruugaa Ngali Exhibition

Published on 13 December 2024

Bulaan Buruugaa Ngali Exhibition is a momentous homecoming of ancestral heritage, touring Bundjalung lands in the Northern Rivers NSW in 2024 and 2025. This reclamation project, presented by Arts Northern Rivers and curated by Kylie Caldwell, unites three major regional galleries - Grafton, Lismore and Tweed.

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ARTIST RESIDENCY RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED

Published on 13 December 2024

Grafton Regional Gallery and Arts Northern Rivers are pleased to announce three recipients of the Artist Respite Program for 2025. This program was developed to support artists who live in the Northern Rivers areas affected by natural disasters.

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ICONIC SURF PHOTOGRAPHS TAKE CENTRE STAGE

DR BRONWYN BANCROFT’S MOST PERSONAL EXHIBITION OPENING SOON

CONTEMPORARY TITANS FROM NATIONAL GALLERY OF AUSTRALIA SET FOR UNVEILI

GRG’S ICONIC JADA SET FOR A NEW CHAPTER

Northern Rivers Artist Exchange Announces Successful Applicants

National Cultural Policy consultation

Grafton Regional Gallery 2025 Program Funding Success

ELIZABETH MAWHINNEY | Beauty in Nature

Bulaan Buruugaa Ngali Exhibition

ARTIST RESIDENCY RECIPIENTS ANNOUNCED

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