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Canberra Contemporary Art Space

Canberra Contemporary Art Space (CCAS) is a contemporary art gallery in Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, with its Lakeside venue in Commonwealth Park, Parkes on Lake Burley Griffin and a second venue at Manuka Arts Centre, Griffith. Established in 1986 as an artist-run initiative, it presents free exhibitions of emerging and established Australian artists across painting, sculpture, installation, photography and new media, noted for supporting experimental practice.

Canberra, Australian Capital TerritoryArt Gallery

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Courthouse Gallery

The Courthouse Gallery + Studio is a contemporary art gallery housed in the heritage-listed 1928 Port Hedland Courhouse at 16 Edgar Street, Port Hedland, Western Australia. Operated by The Junction Co., it is the Pilbara region's principal public gallery, presenting changing exhibitions of contemporary and Aboriginal art, artist-in-residence studios and a gallery shop. The restored building retains original courtroom features and is notable for its historic architecture and cultural role.

Port Hedland, Western AustraliaArt Gallery

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Devonport Regional Gallery

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.

Devonport, TasmaniaArt Gallery

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Grafton Regional Gallery

Grafton Regional Gallery is a public art gallery located at Prentice House on Fitzroy Street in Grafton, Clarence Valley, New South Wales. Operated by Clarence Valley Council, it opened in 1988 and is known for its collection and program of contemporary Australian art. It is the home of the biennial Jacaranda Acquisitive Drawing Award (JADA), Australia's leading drawing prize, and presents changing exhibitions, collection displays and public programs.

Grafton, New South WalesArt Gallery

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Murray Bridge Regional Gallery

Murray Bridge Regional Gallery is a public art gallery located at 27 Sixth Street in Murray Bridge, South Australia, about 76 kilometres southeast of Adelaide on the Murray River. Operated by the Rural City of Murray Bridge, it presents a changing program of contemporary art, touring exhibitions and works by regional South Australian artists. Housed in a central civic precinct, it serves as the district's principal visual arts venue and community cultural hub.

Murray Bridge, South AustraliaArt Gallery

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Objectifs

Objectifs is a non-profit visual arts centre dedicated to photography and film located at 155 Middle Road in the Rochor planning area's Victoria sub-zone, Singapore. Housed in a conserved heritage building, it presents contemporary photography exhibitions, film screenings, workshops and mentorship programmes. Established in 2003, it serves as a platform for emerging and established image-makers, fostering visual literacy and community engagement through its galleries, screening room and educational initiatives.

Singapore, SingaporeArt Gallery

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Shoalhaven Regional Gallery

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.

Nowra, New South WalesArt Gallery

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