Outback Arts
Outback Arts is the regional arts development organisation servicing the Far West NSW region. The service regions include the shires of Bourke, Cobar, Coonamble, Walgett and Warren. We assist in building arts and cultural capacity in our regional communities by directly supporting, facilitating and contributing to the arts and cultural life of the region.
Exhibition: Coonamble Waste2Art and Far West Indigenous Showcase
Friday, May 4 until Monday 14th.
Featuring Coonamble Waste 2 Art entrants as well as a showcase of Regional Indigenous artwork from across the Outback Arts. The opening is an opportunities for locals and visitors alike to view an array of artworks from across the region.
For an opportunity to exhibit at the new space contact Outback Arts on (02)68 222 484
Exhibition: ‘Reflections of the Black Soil Plains’ ~ Walgett Painters
'Reflections' by Annie Murray
Tuesday May 15 (exhibition opening from 5pm) until Monday 28th.
An exhibition featuring the Walgett Painters will be opening Tuesday 15th May at the Outback Arts Gallery.
Showing a range of painting and photography the exhibition was provided as an opportunity for local community members to sample some of the artworks exhibited at NSW Parliament House in early April.
Exhibition: WetlandCare Australia National Art and Photography Competition 2012 ~ Outback Arts Gallery
Winner of Open Art competition (painting) 'Mangrove Magic' by Ann Walker
Open from Wednesday May 30th – Wednesday June 20th
The theme of the 2012 competition was Wetlands, Tourism and Recreation. The winning artists and photographers employed unique and creative approaches in a variety of mediums to express their interpretations of the theme.
For more information or to view the upcoming artworks click here
In the news: Successful CASP applicants announced
Successful Country Arts Support Program applicants have been announced for the Far West (Outback Arts) region. The succesful programs range from a photography workshop to textile project.For further information click here
