About Geraldton Regional Art Gallery
Geraldton Regional Art Gallery is a public art gallery located at 24 Chapman Road in Geraldton, Western Australia, operated by the City of Greater Geraldton. Established in 1984, it serves the Mid West region with a permanent collection and rotating exhibitions. Notable for its holdings of works by Norman Lindsay, Guy Grey-Smith and Yamaji artists, the gallery presents contemporary, Indigenous and historical art in a central city location near the foreshore.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a compact, centrally located public gallery with rotating temporary exhibitions and displays from the permanent collection. The interior includes exhibition galleries, a gallery shop and public program spaces. Works on view typically include paintings, prints, sculpture and photography with a focus on Mid West and Yamaji artists alongside Australian contemporary art. The setting is an accessible, air-conditioned building in the Geraldton city centre within walking distance of the foreshore and central business district.
Key highlights
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Permanent collection including works by Norman Lindsay and Guy Grey-Smith
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Strong representation of Yamaji and Mid West Aboriginal artists
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Rotating program of contemporary, touring and community exhibitions
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Central city location near Geraldton Foreshore and CBD