In the most recent episode of the ABC TV show Back Roads, the host Heather Ewart journeyed to Kandos, a town famous for making cement, where she found an unlikely arts festival is reshaping the community. This is of course the...
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Are you a museum professional that is looking for the opportunity to advance your career by joining the museums Bathurst team and leading the next stage in the development, delivery, and promotion of two high quality visitor experiences making them “must do” destinations for regional NSW?
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“Textures of One in a unique art competition and exhibition that encourages regional artists to
produce an original artwork using a motif (or theme), this year being Energy.
Arts OutWest’s While the World Waits exhibition will open January 2023 showcasing some of the region’s most exciting visual artists as they each respond to original music.
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Bathurst Regional Art Gallery (BRAG) is delighted to present the first survey on the work of
award winning, interdisciplinary artist, LIAM BENSON.
On October 24, Arts OutWest presented a workshop at the WHRN2022 Research Symposium at Western Plans Cultural Central Dubbo on the outcomes and purpose of Art Snacks!
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The Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund (RAF) will provide $379,719.00 to support 15 new projects in regional, rural and remote New South Wales in 2023 through Regional Arts NSW.
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The Cowra Regional Art Gallery is pleased to announce the winner of the Calleen Art Award 2022 is Canberra based artist Derek O’Connor for his painting Weather Report, 2022, oil on canvas.
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Bathurst’s Carillion is more than a war memorial – it’s a rare but fully functioning instrument. Bathurst’s carillonists will present a series of three special concerts in October, thanks to a Country Arts Support Program grant.
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Arts OutWest’s Aboriginal Arts Development Officer Aleshia Lonsdale invited by the Australia Council for the Arts as one of five creative and cultural workers to spend an intensive three-days of professional development at the 59th Venice Biennale.
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A mural featuring Wiradjuri skylore and trees has been completed for the Forbes Hospital mortuary corridor by acclaimed Peak Hill artist Scott ‘Sauce’ Towney.
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