Latrobe Regional Gallery presents an exciting program of contemporary art for our region and visitors to enjoy. Discover one of the largest public galleries in eastern Victoria, with seven gallery spaces and a changing exhibition program that offers a blend of unique local perspectives, curated exhibitions of note and artworks from our collection.

Art Show, The Gippsland Art Gallery – YouthArt Prize + “Our Identities” exhibtiions and the East Gippsland Art Gallery – Small Art Prize. Description: It is a Mosaic of a face and was inspired by Picasso. Artwork is for sale enquire at LRG reception. Gus Mott, Mosaic Face, Sculpture, Courtesy the artist Hannah Lonnee

Our dedicated space for children to create and experience art, inspired by our exhibitions and collections, is sure to delight. We also produce a dynamic public program of events, exhibitions tours, workshops and art education programs.

Latrobe Reginal Gallery’s Art for All Exhibition (Exhibition) is being showcased at the Gippsland Performing Arts Centre from 6 December 2024 to 2 March 2025, to highlight and celebrate the diverse talents of people with disability.

Dec 6, 2024 · [email protected]. Opening Hours Daily 10am to 4pm. Closed Good Friday and ANZAC day. Closed annually from Christmas Eve to New Year’s Day, inclusive. Latrobe Regional Gallery is located on the traditional land of the Brayakaulung people of the Gunaikurnai nation. We pay respects to their Elders past and present.

Facilitated sessions. Capacity of 10 participants per session. Participants required to supply their own art materials. LRG is now a member of the Life Models Society. To book please contact LRG by phone 03 5128 5700, email [email protected]. or come see our friendly staff at the Gallery. We are open 10am – 4pm daily.

The Art Trail provides an opportunity for parents and guardians with kids to take a closer look at selected artworks, start conversations about art, and enjoy creating images in response to the methods and themes discussed.

Friendly Country, Friendly People – Art from Papunya Tula Thirty years ago, ‘Friendly Country, Friendly People’ was developed as a national touring exhibition by Araluen Arts Centre. Fortunately for viewers today, The Cbus Collection of Australian Art acquired the entire exhibition.

Join LRG Senior Curator David O’Halloran for a walk through Any Which Way, an installed video work by Leigh Hobba. Leigh Hobba is a very significant artist in the development of Australian video art as both a teacher and as an artist.

In the tradition of the salon exhibitions of yesteryear, where a myriad of artworks and people would be brought together, judged, and prized, Latrobe City Art Salon is an exhibition of works from Morwell Art Group, Traralgon and District Art Society, and Moe Art Society curated by the Latrobe Regional Gallery creative team.