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Bendigo Art Gallery is one of the oldest and largest regional galleries in Australia, established in 1887. Bendigo Art Gallery's collection is extensive, with an emphasis on contemporary Australian art and a strong selection of 19th century European art and Australian art from the 1800s. Bendigo Art Gallery is now closed to commence a major redevelopment. While construction is underway, the Gallery’s creative program continues across Bendigo, including the 2026 exhibition CURIOSITY: Building Breakthroughs in LEGO® Bricks (3 March–29 November 2026) at the Discovery Science and Technology Centre On Dja Dja Wurrung Country.

Welcome to Red Hill Gallery | Since first opening its doors in 1986 the Gallery has remained at the same premises, in a quaint little ‘red’ building with a green awning, at 61 Musgrave Road, in a property over a century old that has become a part of Brisbane’s historical fabric. Red Hill Gallery features a comprehensive selection of fine artworks from mid and senior-career artists and exciting new emerging artists. Features monthly exhibitions of realist, impressionist and contemporary paintings, works on paper, bronze sculptures, glass, ceramics and many hidden treasures for your enjoyment and acquisition.

Established in 2006, Gallery 9 is a contemporary art gallery based in Sydney's Darlinghurst. Gallery 9 presents a program of established and younger artists working in a range of mediums from painting and drawing to photomedia, installation and video works. Gallery 9 is dedicated to a program of contemporary art, which is international in its outlook by artists working in Australia and New Zealand. Gallery 9 is committed to supporting the artistic development of our represented artists and nurturing their experimentations and investigations over the long term. Gallery 9 presents a dynamic range of exhibitions, showing both our represented artists and an exciting program of new artistic and curatorial voices.