About Lismore Regional Gallery
Lismore Regional Gallery is a public art gallery located in The Quad in central Lismore, New South Wales, in the Northern Rivers region. Established in 1953, it is one of Australia's longest-running regional galleries. The gallery presents a changing program of contemporary exhibitions, touring shows and works from its permanent collection, which includes Australian artists such as Margaret Olley. It serves as a cultural hub for the Lismore community and visitors to Bundjalung Country.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a contemporary public gallery within The Lismore Quadrangle in the Lismore CBD. The space includes exhibition galleries with rotating contemporary art exhibitions, touring exhibitions and selections from the permanent collection, as well as a gallery shop. The building is modern, light-filled and shared with Lismore Library. Visitors can explore curated exhibitions, attend artist talks and public programs, and view works by local, national and Bundjalung artists in a compact, accessible setting.
Key highlights
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Changing program of contemporary and touring exhibitions
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Permanent collection featuring Australian artists including Margaret Olley and Lloyd Rees
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Purpose-built gallery space within The Quad cultural precinct opened in 2017
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Public programs including artist talks, workshops and education activities