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RACV has art and art experiences designed for members and the public across all our clubs and resorts. Explore our art collection, events and exhibitions.

ArtHouse Exhibition Program

ArtHouse at RACV Goldfields Resort presents four small exhibitions a year bringing contemporary artists to the Goldfields. ArtHouse and the RACV Art Collection across the Resort allow unique opportunities for guests to engage with art.

Salvatore Zofrea: Late Summer

7 March to 8 June 2026 | RACV Goldfields Gallery

Experience an Australian bush abundant with flowering buds and shocks of colour under our harsh summer sun. Salvatore Zofrea: Late Summer is a celebration of this time of year, through nine woodblock prints from his 2008 seminal series Days of Summer. View Salvatore’s technical skill carving woodblocks, his amazing use of colour and our ever-inspiring environment.A RACV Collection Exhibition

^{Image credit: Salvatore Zofrea, Flowering wattle at noon, from the series Days of Summer, 2007 -08, hand coloured woodcut print on Japanese Hitachi paper, 55.5 x 75.5cm. Courtesy the artist and Australian Galleries, Sydney and Melbourne.}

Robert Ashton: Phantasm

7 March - 8 June 2026 | ArtHouse RACV Goldfields Resort

Explore esteemed photographer Robert Ashton’s large scale photographic series Phantasm. Using contemporary any historic photographic techniques, we travel into the landscape of the great Ocean Road with Robert’s hand built large format camera. We then turn our attention to the printing process, from historic wet collodion process, velvety prints made through a photogravure process, to the large-scale digital printing on fabric. Step into the work and process of a photographer who has been making striking images of our world since the 1970’s.

^{Image credit: Robert Ashton, Phantasm 1, 2023, pigment ink-jet print on fabric 200 x 240cm. Courtesy of the Artist.}

Colour in Motion: Exploring Shape and Composition

1 December 2025 to 1 March 2026 | ArtHouse RACV Goldfields Resort

This exhibition delves into the dynamic interplay of colour, shape, and composition through works from the RACV Art Collection. Art often invites us to look beyond representation and focus on the visual language artists use to evoke emotion, rhythm, and harmony. By examining how colours interact, how shapes balance or disrupt, and how compositions guide the eye, we uncover the principles that make artworks resonate.

^{Image credit: Lara Merrett, The happy prince, 2009, synthetic polymer paint and ink on canvas, 186 x 171cm, Courtesy the artist, photography Christian Capurro, RACV Art Collection}

Between Sun and Sea: Narelle Autio

1 December to 1 March 2026 | RACV Goldfields Gallery

Between Sun and Sea celebrates the vibrant spirit of Australian summers through the lens of one of the country’s most acclaimed photographers, Narelle Autio. Drawn from the RACV Art Collection, these works are a much-loved tribute to leisure, light, and the irresistible pull of water. While we may feel far from the crisp blue waves, Autio’s images transport us instantly to holidays by the shore — moments of freedom, play, and immersion in nature.

^{Image credit: Narelle Autio, Big Wednesday, 2004, C type print, 56 x 75cm, Courtesy the artist and Hugo Michell Gallery, RACV Art Collection}

Collagism: Big Things for a Big Country Road Trip

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Paradoxa Collective

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Sangeeta Sandrasegar

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A woman photographed with a bright bunch of flowers.

Hagoromo (Full Flower Moon)

Inspired by classical Japanese theatre, Noh, as well as Hanakatoba 花言葉, (the Japanese language of flowers), Hiromi Tango’s Full Flower Moon series explores Japanese-Australian cultural identity, delving into uncomfortable spaces of grief, separation, longing, and loss. This work is a photographic series of six images that retell the famous Noh play Hagoromo 羽衣 (The Feather Mantle) made in collaboration with Greg Piper. This exhibition is part of the Ballarat International Foto Biennale 2025.

^{Image Credit: Hiromi Tango, Hinotori火の鳥(Fire Bird), 2023, pigment print on cotton rag art paper. Courtesy the artist and Cuturi Gallery}

A man laying naked on the flag of Kenya.

Campbell Addy: Niijournal

23 August to 2 November 2025 | RACV ArtHouse

At the intersection of art, fashion, photography, and politics, Niijournal is a publishing platform that reclaims space for underrepresented voices and reshapes the visual language of identity. Founded by British-Ghanaian photographer & Ballarat Foto festival headliner Campbell Addy wih creative director Ibby Njoya, Niijournal challenges dominant narratives by centring perspectives from the African diaspora and beyond. This exhibition is part of the Ballarat International Foto Biennale.

^{Image Credit: Courtesy Niijournal}

An image of a trasparent flower placed over the top of an image of Lake Wendouree.

A Dahliance: Kathy Muhlhan

23 August to 19 October 2025
Ironbark Foyer, RACV Goldfields Resort

Ballarat based photographer Kathy Muhlhan fuses iconic Lake Wendouree and its Botanical Gardens with Dahlias, summers showstopping bloom. In the Victorian Era, when floriography (the language of flowers) was all the rage, dahlias were given as symbols of devotion, love, beauty and dignity. Kathy highlights these qualities of the Lake and Gardens and instils the romance of time passing by using double exposures. This exhibition is part of the Open Program, Ballarat International Foto Biennale 2025.

^{Image Credit: Kathy Muhlhan, On the edge of the Lake #3, 2024. Digital photograph}

Painting of Australian bushland type trees.

Jessie Rose Ford: The Studio is Everywhere

7 June to 17 August 2025 | ArtHouse, RACV Goldfields Resort

Jessie Rose Ford explores highly detailed botanicals and gestural oil and acrylic paintings of the Australian landscape, highlighting the intrinsic beauty of the world around us. Drawing inspiration from the garden, a studio setting, a bushwalk, travel and conversations with friends, for Ford the studio isn't confined to 4 walls – it's everywhere.

^{Image credit: Jessie Rose Ford, Through the Trees, 2021, acrylic on card, 23 x 25cm. Courtesy the artist}

Autio, Macleod & Nelson: Coast to Coast

25 March to 17 August 2025 | Goldfields Gallery

Highlighting 3 outstanding RACV Collection artists: Narelle Autio, Euan Macleod and Catherine Nelson who explore coastal regions across Australia. These paintings and photographs capture Australian coastal life, while also showcasing the breadth of the RACV Collection.

^{Image credit: Euan Macleod, Murray’s Beach, 2010, Gouache on paper, 70 x 50cm, Photography Christian Capurro, Courtesy the artist and Niagara Galleries, RACV Art Collection}

Images wrapping around the walls of a room with seating and cushions in the middle.

My Creswick Scetchbook

25 March to 1 June 2025 | ArtHouse, RACV Goldfields Resort

Inspired by Creswick artist Victor Litherland’s practice of setting up his easel on the streets of Creswick and painting the buildings, trees and people of the town. We ask you to rise to Victor’s challenge and pick up the pencils and views of Creswick to complete your own sketch of your lovely surrounds.

_{Image credit: Aldona Kmieć, Winterbloom 11, 2021. Courtesy the artist}

Painting of oversized pink galas looking over the Australian landscape.

Collagism: Big Things for a Big Country Road Trip

14 December 2024 to 16 March 2025

Collagism (Holly-Anne Buck) takes us on a reimagined journey through Australia’s iconic “Big Things” using AI. This poetic road trip blends the surreal with the hyperreal, combining technology and nostalgia to create a visual narrative that triggers both cultural memory and digital exploration. It’s a playful adventure through Australia’s landscapes, offering a joyous experience for the whole family!

^{Image credit: Collagism, Punks of the sky, 2024, digital artwork, courtesy of the artist}

Photo of Australian clay pit on a sunny day.

Hanging earth, grounded stars: Paradoxa Collective

19 October to 8 December 2024

Sourcing clay from the Creswick Clay Pit to make beads, Paradoxa Collective bring the earth into the air and a constellation of stars to the ground to contemplate what the Dja Dja Wurrung community refer to as ‘our upside-down Country’. In doing so, the artists enact and encourage the possibility of renewal through small acts of caring and connection.

^{Image credit: Creswick Clay Pit, 2024, photography Penelope Aitken}

Image of S Wirth's Light through the Trees.

Looking In: Paradoxa Collective

19 October to 8 December 2024

This exhibition takes a closer look at the individual artists that make up Paradoxa Collective: Penelope Aitken, Anna Farago, Siri Hayes, and Susan Wirth. Based on Wurundjeri Country, they share an interest in peri-urban landscapes, connecting to the land through practical restoration and regeneration activities combined with site-informed art making. Their art practices range from photography, to textiles, painting, sound and video.

^{Image credit: Susan Wirth, Light through the trees, 2017, wool and acrylic, courtesy of the artist.}

Around Town: Matthew Dettmer

22 June to 14 October 2024

Take a tour, ‘around town’ with artist Matthew Dettmer, featuring paintings and digital drawings of Creswick and surrounds. Capturing the charms of Creswick, Matt has focused on simplified views that speak to his painting style. Created specifically for the rooms at RACV Goldfields Resort, explore the story behind these commissioned artworks.

^{Image credit: Matthew Dettmer, Tremarne House (After Litherland), 2023. Oil on Masonite, 36 x 36cm. Courtesy the artist}

Painting by Sangeeta S of Australian bushland overlaid with a transparent cloth.

Sangeeta Sandrasegar

22 June to 14 October 2024

Sangeeta Sandrasegar has worked with master dyer Heather Thomas using botanical materials from the Creswick region to create a new tonal palette of yellows and native golds. Sangeeta reflects the goldfields history as a magnet of migration, connection to landscape and land, and contemporary stories of employment.

^{Image Credit: Sangeeta Sandrasegar, Process image for Yellow deep that drew your eyes, 2023. Image courtesy Sarah Hunnisett}

Jacob Rauchpauch exhibition at RACV Goldfields Resort.

Jacob Raupach: Circumspice

16 March to 16 June 2024

Jacob Raupach investigates the shifting history of industry across regional Australia, and their legacies. He uses multiple forms of photographic process and presentation methods to explore the relationship between natural and societal environments. Embracing the original motto for Creswick School of Forestry Circumspice as his exhibition title, Jacob asks us to look around, to inspect, to search for, and look again.

^{Image Credit: Jacob Raupach, Installation view CCP, 2018}

Negative Press

9 December 2023 to 11 March 2024

Setting up a temporary print workshop at RACV Goldfields Resort, Negative Press founder, Trent Walter, will conduct a series of workshops that will reflect on the material, natural and representational aspects of Creswick. Trent Walter is a master printer and has designed and delivered community printmaking workshops across Australia. Visit ArtHouse to explore the outcomes of these workshops presented as a mass installation of printed matter.

^{Image Credit: Living Museum of the West workshop, Maribyrnong 2021. Courtesy Negative Press}

Ballarat International Foto Biennale

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Gallery Lounge Exhibition Program

Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the Gallery Lounge, with changing exhibitions throughout the year offering visitors exclusive art experiences as part of the RACV City Club offerings. Exhibitions are drawn from both the RACV Art Collection as well as loans from leading Australian artists curated specifically by RACV for our members and visitors. The Gallery Lounge connects, inspires, and builds strong and diverse connections through the visual arts.

Abstract painting filled with oranges and pinks

Contemporary Currents

27 February to 24 May 2026 | Gallery Lounge RACV City Club
This exhibition brings together works by Ada Pula Beasley, Aileen Napaljarri Long, Tania Major and Clare Jaque Vasquez, four artists whose practices speak to the living, evolving nature of First Nations creativity in Australia today. Across painting, and mixed media, these artists explores culture as something dynamic, held in memory, carried through Country, and continually reshaped by lived experience. Their works move between ancestral knowledge and contemporary expression, revealing how stories, symbols, and connections endure while finding new forms.
^{Image credit: Aileen Napaljarri Long, Wanakiki (Bush Tomato), 2024, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 140 x 240cm. Courtesy the artist and Alcaston Gallery}

Artist in Conversation: Tania Major

14 May 2026, 6-7:30pm | RACV City Club, Library $40pp

Celebrate the exhibition Contemporary Currents and hear from artist, Tania Major. Enjoy a glass of wine and delight upon canapes inspired by the exhibition, while learning more about Tania’s background as a former young Australian of the year, sculptural practice and her move into painting.

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Where Memory Transforms

14 November 2025 to 22 February 2026 | RACV City Club Galley Lounge

Where Memory Transforms features Kate Benyon, Melissa Nguyen, Lindy Lee, Guan Wei, and John Young whose works explore how memory shapes identity and belonging. Through painting, watercolour, and installation, they trace shifting histories, cultural lineages, and personal mythologies. These artists reveal memory as an active, transformative force that continually remakes our sense of self and place.

^{Image credit: John Young Zerunge ,Native and Sentimental Painting XXXVII, 2025, Oil on Belgian linen, 160 x 200cm, Courtesy the artist and ArcOne Gallery}

Apposite Ground: Kate Ballis, Janet Laurence, Catherine Nelson

8 August – 9 November 2025 | RACV City Club Galley Lounge

This exhibition brings together the evocative works of Janet Laurence, Catherine Nelson, and Kate Ballis, three artists who explore the delicate balance between the natural world and human perception. From installations that contemplate the fragility and resilience of our environment, to intricate digital layers where nature is both preserved and reimagined, to unseen dimensions of familiar landscapes, this exhibition challenges our perceptions and invites us to see the world anew.

^{Image credit: Kate Ballis, To Bilinuhba, 2024, archival inkjet print on cotton rag, ed/8, 100x150cm. Courtesy the artist and Gallerysmith}

A painting with pastel colours that appears to be a silo, flowers and a road .

We Dream in Colour

9 May to 3 August 2025

This exhibition brings together artworks by three artists who use colour to explore formal, physical and psychological realms. Works by Nadine Christensen, Greg Creek and Anna Finlayson span a range of different graphic styles and mediums – representation and abstraction, painting and drawing, watercolours, diagrams, notations from everyday life and collage among so many others – in a desire to map and understand our physical environment, and to evoke the stuff of our imagination and dreams.

^{Image credit: Greg Creek, Lubeck-Red Shift painting, 2024, Oil and acrylic on cut linen, 198.5 x 198.5cm. Courtesy the artist and Sarah Scout Presents}

Pink, orange, green, black and white triangular shapes made into a colourful abstract artwork.

Women in the RACV Collection

In celebration of International Women's Day, this exhibition presents prominent Australian female artists in the RACV Art Collection: Del Kathryn Barton, Angela Brennan, Nadine Christensen, Julie Dowling, Katherine Hattam, Karen Mills, Lara Merrett, Vivienne Shark LeWitt, Jenny Watson, and Heidi Yardley. These artists engage with personal and societal narratives, offering reflections on the experiences of women and those who identify as women in contemporary life.

^{Image credit: Katherine Hattam, Fed Square, 2010, oil, synthetic polymer paint and pencil on canvas, 153 x 153cm, Photography Christian Capurro, Courtesy the artist}

Green, red and yellow oil and acrylic on pine, painted to appear as a material textile.

Beyond Textiles

24 November 2024 to 23 February 2025

This exhibition celebrates textiles in a variety of forms, featuring works from Tia Ansell, Casey Jeffery, Tim Gresham, Dani Marti and Rubaba Haider. From laborious and rhythmic handmade tapestries and cloth, to works that replicate textiles onto paper and canvas, Beyond Textiles explores textiles as material, subject and process.

^{Image credit: Casey Jeffery, Hide and Seek, 2024, oil and acrylic on pine, 120 x 90cm, Courtesy the artist and Lon gallery}

Shapes and bird images mirrored to create a kaleidoscope effect.

Kent Morris: Sites of Sovereignty

23 August to 17 November 2024

Sites of Sovereignty features a collection of recent works and a significant new commission for RACV by Barkindji artist Kent Morris. Using digital photographic processes, Kent has become renowned for creating images that reference our lived environments as sites of First Nations sovereignty, history and knowledge.

^{Image credit: Kent Morris, Barkindji Blue Sky - Ancestral Connections #8, 2019, giclee print on rag paper, 110 x 160 cm Courtesy the artist and Vivien Anderson Gallery}

Oil on linen painting of a dark stormy clouds covering the sky at a lookout viewing the ocean.

Low Tides

31 May to 18 August 2024

Featuring new artworks by RACV Collection artists, Low Tides explores the contemplative nature of water. These artists have explored differing landscapes, from softly focused shadows, to glimpses of blue through the trees, to meditations while crossing the beach. Interwoven through these works is a sense of the sublime; artworks that transcend our everyday reality.

^{Image credit: William Breen, Koonya Beach, 2018. Oil on Linen, 76 x 102cm. Courtesy the artist and Flinders Lane Gallery}

Digital pigment print on cotton rag of a blazing tree reflected on water.

Performing Nature

1 March to 24 May 2024

This exhibition examines the performative aspect of humans interacting with nature through the lens of photography. Featuring Robert Ashton, Honey Long & Prue Stent and Murray Fredericks, this exhibition explores the ways in which their work engages with the natural world and how the idea of ‘performance’ creates a dialogue between human presence and the environment.

^{Murray Fredericks, Blaze #22, Packers Lake, Great Darling Anabranch, 2023, digital pigment print on cotton rag, 120 x 150cm. Courtesy the artist and ARC ONE Gallery}

Zenith Gallery Exhibition Program

Zenith Gallery at RACV Inverloch Resort presents small exhibitions throughout the year showcasing local and contemporary artists to Inverloch.

Tony Lloyd: Woolamai to Wamoon

14 March - 2 June 2026

At RACV Inverloch Tony responds to his local environment of South Gippsland. Large scale paintings record the rocky coastlines of Phillip Island’s Cape Woolamai and Wilsons Promontory / Wamoon. Nocturnal paintings record the local roads connecting these places as the artist travels through these landscapes.

^{Image credit: Tony Lloyd, Millowl Stones, 2025, oil on linen, 81.5x152.5cm. Courtesy the artist and Mars Gallery}

Ember Fairbairn’s painting Tender Ground

Ember Fairbairn: Tender Ground

6 December 2025 to 9 March 2026

Ember Fairbairn’s paintings move between abstraction and figuration, where emotion and gesture intertwine. Influenced by time in nature, her layered, tactile surfaces mirror the rhythms of growth, decay and renewal, grounding her practice in both body and landscape. Through her painting, tenderness becomes an expression of care, and meditates on the shifting nature of identity.

^{Image Credit: Ember Fairbairn, Gestures towards a quiet mind 1, 2025, 100 x 80cm, oil on birchwood, Courtesy the artist and Sophie Gannon Gallery}

Tony Lloyd

14 March to 2 June 2026

Tony Lloyd’s paintings of mountain landscapes, endless highways, space exploration and nature reveal a timeless and enigmatic world. His use of monochrome heightens the emotional impact of his paintings, immersing the viewer in expansive realms of colour, shadow and light. At RACV Inverloch Tony responds to his local environment of South Gippsland, connecting local roads to expansive rocky coastlines.

^{Image credit: Tony Lloyd, Skull Rock 2025, oil on linen, 71.5 x 152.5cm. Courtesy the artist}

Aldona Kmieć: Veil

26 July to 29 November 2025

Aldona Kmieć invites viewers into a contemplative exploration of femininity, colour, and identity through a meditative body of photographic self-portraits. Created using long-exposure techniques and movement, these works blur the line between presence and absence, visibility and concealment. They are an intimate meditation on belonging, the negotiation between past and present, and layered experiences of finding one’s place.

^{Image credit: Aldona Kmieć, Winterbloom #41, 2020, 48 x 33 x 4.5cm, digital photograph, ed 1/1. Courtesy the artist}

Watercolour image of surfers at a beach with waves carshing against a rock.

Narelle Autio: Selected Watercolours

15 March to 20 July 2025

Narelle Autio is a multi-award-winning photographer whose artistic career spans over 30 years. Autio’s series Watercolours continues to be one of the artist’s most highly celebrated bodies of work. Resulting from a journey across Australia the images elegantly capture the complexity, beauty and drama of Australians' relationship with the water.

^{Image credit: Narelle Autio, Big Wednesday, 2004, C type print, 56 x 75cm, Courtesy the artist and Hugo Michell Gallery, RACV Art Collection}

Art and Community Programs

Nature~ista

6 December 2025 to 9 March 2026 | RACV Inverloch Resort Grounds

Nature~ista celebrates the flamboyant flair of the animal kingdom through the lens of two contemporary artists, Leila Jeffreys and Maria Fernanda Cardoso. They both explore the natural world’s most stylish inhabitants: birds and spiders, through studio photography. Together, their works transform this outdoor gallery into a catwalk of nature’s most extraordinary designs.

^{Image credit: Nature-ista, on exhibition at RACV Goldfields Resort 2025. Photography Terry Hope}

Cambell Addy photograph from the I love campbell series.

RACV x Ballarat International Foto Biennale

23 August to 19 October 2025

RACV is proud to support the Ballarat International Foto Biennale in 2025 for the 11th Festival! Ballarat Foto is a world-class photographic arts festival, activating the city of Ballarat and beyond enriching the cultural landscape of Victoria. Centred on the theme LIFEFORCE, this year’s festival explores the energy of human experience through powerful portraiture, documentary photography, and visual storytelling.

^{Image credit: Campbell Addy, I Love Campbell, 2023}

Large block installations displaying various artworks on a grassed area

Digital Dreams, Analog Echoes: Tom Blachford, Collagism & Sam Leach

8 March to 1 June 2025

Digital Dreams, Analog Echoes harnesses nostalgia in the digital age, where memory and innovation coexist in a delicate balance. This outdoor exhibition is an exploration of how AI can be used, from concept, to creation, to writing exhibition text – ChatGPT even suggested this title. Tom Blachford, Collagism (Holly-Anne Buck), and Sam Leach demonstrate the transformative power of AI, crafting works that resonate with the echoes of the past while dreaming of the possibilities of the future. Explore the surrounds of the Resort to find these artworks and share your pictures #RACVDigitalDreams

_{Digital Dreams, Analog Echoes: Tom Blachford, outdoor exhibition at RACV Healesville Country Club and Resort, September 2024, Photography Terry Hope}

Large block installation in a grassy park, displaying a photograph of a person riding a bicycle.

Within the Landscape

24 February 2024 to 19 May 2024

Hidden outside, around the resort, Within the Landscape examines recent Australian photography that focuses on children and adolescents within three distinct regions of Australia. Naomi Hobson shares with us her home in Remote Far North Queensland; Selina Ou, suburban Melbourne; and Lisa Sorgini the Northern Rivers of New South Wales. Explore the resort surrounds to discover photography that investigates play, familial bonds, nature, and a sense of anticipation for the future.

^{Image credit: Installation view, Within the Landscape, RACV Healesville Resort 2023}

Artwork on canvas depicting flowers and leaves.

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Want to know more about the RACV Art Collection? Search the Collections through our online database.

^{Image credit: Marcel Cousins, Blue Dawn (Morning Glory) and Calibrachoa (Million Bells) (details) 2019, 160 x 120cm each. Courtesy the artist and James Makin Gallery}

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RACV fleet of various roadside assistance vehicles parked on a field.

Our Heritage

The RACV Heritage Collection shows how pioneering initiatives and services have responded to the needs of Victorians since 1903. 

^{Image: A selection of RACV heritage vehicles}

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ArtHouse Exhibition Program

Salvatore Zofrea: Late Summer

Robert Ashton: Phantasm

Colour in Motion: Exploring Shape and Composition

Between Sun and Sea: Narelle Autio

Meet the artists

Collagism: Big Things for a Big Country Road Trip

Paradoxa Collective

Sangeeta Sandrasegar

Past exhibitions

Hagoromo (Full Flower Moon)

Campbell Addy: Niijournal

A Dahliance: Kathy Muhlhan

Jessie Rose Ford: The Studio is Everywhere

Autio, Macleod & Nelson: Coast to Coast

My Creswick Scetchbook

Collagism: Big Things for a Big Country Road Trip

Hanging earth, grounded stars: Paradoxa Collective

Looking In: Paradoxa Collective

Around Town: Matthew Dettmer

Sangeeta Sandrasegar

Jacob Raupach: Circumspice

Negative Press

Ballarat International Foto Biennale

Gallery Lounge Exhibition Program

Contemporary Currents

Artist in Conversation: Tania Major

Past exhibitions

Where Memory Transforms

Apposite Ground: Kate Ballis, Janet Laurence, Catherine Nelson

We Dream in Colour

Women in the RACV Collection

Beyond Textiles

Kent Morris: Sites of Sovereignty

Low Tides

Performing Nature

Zenith Gallery Exhibition Program

Tony Lloyd: Woolamai to Wamoon

Ember Fairbairn: Tender Ground

Future exhibitions

Tony Lloyd

Past exhibitions

Aldona Kmieć: Veil

Narelle Autio: Selected Watercolours

Art and Community Programs

Nature~ista

Past programs

RACV x Ballarat International Foto Biennale

Digital Dreams, Analog Echoes: Tom Blachford, Collagism & Sam Leach

Within the Landscape

Explore the Collection

Our Heritage