• Image 1: Brian Hurst Untitled 1987 (detail)
• Image 2: Amy Jirwulurr Johnson Women Fishing 1995
• Image 3: Shaun Gladwell Busan Triptych: Negative Calligraphy and Skull 2006 (detail - still)

Situated in the heart of the city, Wagga Wagga Art Gallery is an innovative public art gallery with facilities which include several large spaces for temporary exhibitions, located in the architect-designed Civic Centre, and incorporating a stand-alone gallery to exhibit the National Art Glass Collection. The Wagga Wagga Art Gallery exhibits an exciting range of touring shows and locally developed exhibitions from the Gallery's extensive collections, as well as the work of Riverina based artists.

The Wagga Wagga Art Gallery is also the home of the Margaret Carnegie Print Collection, which contains over 1200 original prints by some of Australia's foremost artists. The National Art Glass Gallery houses a world class, nationally significant collection of contemporary art glass, featuring over 350 pieces. As well as displaying the National Art Glass Collection, the gallery also exhibits a number of curated exhibitions which feature well known Australian and international glass artists throughout the year.

Opening Hours

Tuesday to Saturday: 10.00am - 5.00pm
Sunday: 12pm - 4pm
Closed: Mondays, Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Year's Day and most Public Holidays
ADMISSION FREE

Contact Details

Civic Centre, Baylis Street, Wagga Wagga
PO Box 20, Wagga Wagga  NSW  2650
Telephone: 02 6926 9660
Facsimile: 02 6926 9669
Email:gallery@wagga.nsw.gov.au
Website:www.waggaartgallery.org 

Current Exhibitions

	Colour Country: Art from Roper River (Main Gallery) 5 June - 2 August 2009
	Yarra: Say, Speak, Tell (Main Gallery) 5 June - 2 August 2009
	The Kerfoot Collection (Glass Gallery) 26 June - 27 September 2009
	Shaun Gladwell: Videowork (Margaret Carnegie Gallery) 26 June - 16 August 2009

Upcoming Exhibitions

Location and Parking

Wagga Wagga Art Gallery is located in the Civic Centre, in the heart of the City. Located at the corner of Baylis and Morrow Streets, the Art Gallery is only twenty minutes walk from the Wagga Wagga Train Station. Free all day parking is available nearby in Tarcutta Street.