Murray Art Museum Albury

Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA) is a contemporary art museum located at 546 Dean Street in central Albury, New South Wales, on the Murray River border with Victoria. Reopened in 2015 after redevelopment of the former Albury Regional Art Gallery, it presents changing exhibitions of Australian and international contemporary art, holds a significant regional collection, and serves as a cultural hub for the Albury-Wodonga region with free general admission.

Visitors can expect a modern, light-filled museum in central Albury with multiple gallery spaces across two levels presenting rotating contemporary art exhibitions, works from the permanent collection, and touring shows. The building integrates the historic former gallery with contemporary architecture opening onto QEII Square. Visitors can explore galleries at their own pace, join guided tours, attend artist talks and workshops, browse the MAMA Store and relax at the onsite cafe.

The museum originates from the Albury Art Gallery established in the 1940s and later Albury Regional Art Gallery. The current Murray Art Museum Albury opened on 2 October 2015 after a major redevelopment that expanded and modernised the former gallery building, creating a contemporary regional art museum for the Murray region.

MAMA is the leading contemporary art museum for the Albury-Wodonga and Murray border region, holding an important collection of Australian contemporary art and photography. It serves as a cultural hub presenting national touring exhibitions, supporting regional artists and providing education and public programs for the community.