Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery

Not only is the building a piece of Broken Hill's history and worth stepping inside of on it's own merits, taking in the entire gallery is very much worth your time. Currently with visiting displays from Jim Paterson, Clinton Kemp and Blake Griffiths, which were as interesting as they are diverse, it was the homegrown items on display which were my favourite. With works from Pro Hart, Eric Minchin and Jack Absalom to name drop a few, you'll be able to soak up some of the rich art history of the region.

The Broken Hill Local Art Gallery is the earliest art gallery in Australia, founded in 1904, maintaining its main source of donations, selling souvenir gifts, etc., close to the train station, in the city street

Very good, there are different art works, often change the theme, go in is a contribution, some finished products can be bought, today I have seen indigenous art, brocade art, stone art and other diversified art

Opened in 1904 Broken Hill Regional Art Gallery is the oldest regional gallery in New South Wales. The beautifully restored emporium displays a selection of works from the City of Broken Hill''s art collection and a quality program of temporary exhibitions by local, state and national artists along with touring exhibitions. The exhibition program also includes the Gallery''s annual acquisitive award, the ''Pro Hart Outback Art Prize''.

Art Capital Brokenhill, not many people, but people love art, you want to learn, and soon many art classes suitable for you follow you