12 places to discover
Artspace Mackay is a public art gallery located in the Civic Precinct on Gordon Street in Mackay, Queensland. Operated by Mackay Regional Council and opened in 2003, it houses the Mackay Regional Council Art Collection, including one of Australia's largest holdings of artists' books. The architect-designed building hosts rotating contemporary exhibitions, collection displays, public programs and workshops, serving as the region's principal visual arts venue.
Bathurst Regional Art Gallery is a public art gallery located at 70-78 Keppel Street in central Bathurst, New South Wales. Established in 1955, it is one of New South Wales' oldest regional galleries and is housed within the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre. The gallery is notable for its significant collection of works by Hill End artists, its program of contemporary Australian art exhibitions, touring shows, and community-focused public programs, with free admission for visitors.
Cairns Art Gallery is a public art gallery located in the heritage-listed former Cairns Public Offices building on Abbott Street in Cairns City, Queensland. Established in 1995, it is the region's leading gallery for contemporary and historical art with a strong focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and artists of Far North Queensland. The gallery presents rotating exhibitions, a permanent collection, public programs and a gallery shop in central Cairns.
Canberra Museum and Gallery (CMAG) is a museum and art gallery located in Civic, central Canberra, Australian Capital Territory. Established in 1998, it showcases the social history and visual arts of the Canberra region. It holds collections reflecting the city's development, local artists, and community stories, and presents changing exhibitions, public programs and events in the heart of the city centre.
The Devonport Regional Gallery is a public art gallery located within the paranaple arts centre at 145 Rooke Street in central Devonport, north-west Tasmania. Established in 1966, it is operated by the Devonport City Council and presents a changing program of contemporary and historical exhibitions featuring Tasmanian, Australian and international artists. The gallery manages the Devonport City Council Permanent Collection and hosts touring exhibitions, artist talks and community programs, serving as a key cultural venue for the region.
The Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum is a public cultural institution in Gladstone Central, Queensland, housed in the heritage-listed former Gladstone Town Hall built in 1934. Operated by Gladstone Regional Council, it combines visual arts and social history, presenting rotating exhibitions of local, national and First Nations artists alongside a collection documenting the region's maritime and community heritage.
Ipswich Art Gallery is a public art gallery located in the heritage-listed former Ipswich Town Hall on Nicholas Street in central Ipswich, Queensland. Housed in a building dating from 1861, it is notable as Queensland's first regional art gallery and for its award-winning program of interactive, family-focused exhibitions. The gallery presents rotating contemporary art, heritage and children's exhibitions and is recognised for making visual arts accessible to young audiences.
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.
Nandan is the West Bengal Film Centre, a government-run film and cultural complex in central Kolkata near Rabindra Sadan. Inaugurated in 1985, it is the city's premier hub for cinema, hosting regular film screenings, retrospectives, and the annual Kolkata International Film Festival. The complex includes multiple auditoriums, an open-air theatre and exhibition areas, and is a landmark for Bengali and Indian cinema culture.
Orange Regional Gallery is a public art gallery located in the Orange Cultural Centre at 149 Byng Street, Orange, New South Wales. Operated by Orange City Council, it is a leading regional gallery for the Central West. The gallery holds a significant permanent collection of Australian art with strengths in contemporary, Indigenous and regional works, and presents a changing program of touring and curated temporary exhibitions alongside community and education programs.
Shoalhaven Regional Gallery is a public regional art gallery located in central Nowra in the City of Shoalhaven, New South Wales. Operated by Shoalhaven City Council, it is the region's principal visual arts venue. The gallery presents a changing program of contemporary exhibitions featuring local, regional and national artists, including touring exhibitions, community shows and works from its collection. Housed near the Shoalhaven River, it is notable for supporting regional arts development and accessible cultural programming.
The Toad Museum, officially Phaya Khan Khak Museum, is a distinctive museum in Phaya Thaen Public Park in Nai Mueang, Mueang Yasothon, Yasothon Province, northeastern Thailand. Housed in a five-storey building shaped like a giant toad, it is dedicated to the Phaya Khan Khak (Toad King) legend central to the Bun Bang Fai Rocket Festival. The museum presents exhibits on local folklore, ecology, Isan culture and the history of the rocket festival.