The second exhibition in Art Space Ballarat is Colours of Light by Jen Findlay.

Captured in a dark year, these photographic works aim to display the tones and brightness that you may have missed. All the photographs show fine details, depicted in a vibrant and light way, from the environment in and around Ballarat. Open Wed to Sat, 10am to 2pm and Sun, 11am to 2pm.

Drop by an meet the artist. All works are for purchase.

PRINT IT ON – an exhibition of prints by local artists Julie Bennett, Jimmy Pasakos, Diokno Pasilan, Helmut Stenzel & Pippa Tandy.

Emergence is the first exhibition to be held in Ballart Art Space, our cities newest community art space.

Eighteen artists from the Soldiers Hill Arts Collective are exhibiting their works, ranging from photography, painting, textiles and fibre art, furniture, print making and more.

Art works are for sale and would make the perfect gift for Christmas.

Opening hours are: Wed, Thu, Sat & Sun - 10am - 4pm and Fri 1.30 - 7pm

Memento is an exhibition of artworks created by second year Arts Academy students from Federation University.

The students created artworks in response the impact of COVID on their year, a theme we can all relate to.

Drop by Unicorn Lane and check out the photography exhibition, The Ineffable by 17 year old, Charlotte Grimes.

“Needles, Knots and Threads” is an Exhibition of Embroidery and Quilting by members of the Ballarat Branch of the Embroiderers Guild Victoria. Some 450 items will be on display showcasing, promoting and encouraging the art of embroidery

Join us as we shine a light on different experiences and expressions of gender equality, stereotypes, respectful relationships, cultural identity and violence against women. We aim to invoke insight and thoughtfulness regarding the way in which we interact with these themes on a daily basis, whilst celebrating diversity and equality.

Join us as we shine a light on different experiences and expressions of gender equality, stereotypes, respectful relationships, cultural identity and violence against women. We aim to invoke insight and thoughtfulness regarding the way in which we interact with these themes on a daily basis, whilst celebrating diversity and equality.

The latest project of local artists Cake Industries explores the complexity of the human psyche in a dark and humorous work which balances weirdness, whimsy and grotesquerie.

Currently on show at the Eureka Centre is The flag of the Southern Cross: An icon, a selection of photographs by Peter Solness. In 2003 and 2004, Solness produced a series of photographs documenting the commemoration of the Eureka Stockade in Ballarat and the many ways in which the icon of the Eureka flag has become a symbol through clothing, tattoos and its use as a political symbol by organisations including trade unions and bikie gangs. The photographs were bought for the Art Gallery of Ballarat prior to the Eureka 150 celebrations in 2004.

Ballarat has a rich history of photography. By the early 1890s, the city boasted over a dozen photographic studios capturing the city’s landscape, events and people.

Pose captures the people of Ballarat through the lens of its talented studio photographers.

Becoming Modern is a celebration of the tenacity and innovation of Australian women artists. It features works by over forty artists, including Margaret Preston, Grace Crowley, Thea Proctor and Grace Cossington Smith. This stunning exhibition is an opportunity to view rarely-seen works from the Gallery’s collection, including paintings, prints, drawings and ceramics.

Image shown: DORIT BLACK WINGS 1927–28, COLOUR LINOCUT ON PAPER, PURCHASED, 1976