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Centrally located at 199 Allan Street, the volunteer-run Kyabram Town Hall Gallery serves as a lively, ever-changing space for regional culture. Step inside our beautiful heritage building to experience diverse creations spread across five exhibition spaces. Immerse yourself in traditional and contemporary art, unique modern crafts, and stunning textile art created by visitors and local artists. Whether you are a dedicated art collector or a traveller stopping by our information centre, our friendly volunteers are ready to welcome you.

CURRENT EXHIBITIONS AT KYABRAM TOWN HALL GALLERY

CREATIVE TYPES@LOCKINGTON Featuring work by the Lockington Art Group – Official Opening 10th October 2pm ALL WELCOME

FACES & FIGURES KYABRAM TOWN HALL ART GROUP

U3A SHEPPARTON Art group. Members present their work in the Isobel Harvie Gallery.

SPLINTER CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS- Present -LOST AND FOUND

LOCKINGTON ART GROUP.

Monday morning art sessions at the Plumbers Shed in Lockington started in 2021 with two passionate art lovers and practicing artists in Di Giddings and Cathy Connors. Di has been an award-winning artist and Cathy was the art teacher at Lockington Consolidated School for many years. Sadly, Cathy has now left the district, but her influence is still felt in Lockington. Our group meets each Monday at 10 a.m. till around 1 p.m. and the weekly fee is only a gold coin to cover costs. We share ideas, inspiration, support and morning tea which we all find invaluable, and all look forward to our Mondays together. All new members are welcome. Our numbers fluctuate but currently we have the following artists who are exhibiting plus Phil Connelly who is a regular member but not exhibiting this time.

FACES & FIGURES

Faces and Figures showcases a selection of people studies from works by the Kyabram Town Hall Art Group. Our artists are diverse and interpret what they see in their own ways through the elements and principles of art. We invite you to enjoy their depictions of friends and strangers alike.

SHEPPARTON U3A ART GROUP

SPLINTER CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS Present LOST AND FOUND

‘Lost and found’ are opposites with a special relationship.
Like ‘buy and sell’, ‘husband and wife’, ‘predator and prey’, one cannot exist without the other. In this exhibition, Splinter Contemporary Artists explore the negative connotations of
loss, the joy of repossession and the serendipity ofdiscovery.