THE HUB
The Hub
The Hub was a dedicated space in the gallery for everyone to explore their creativity.
Operating from 2016 until the gallery's renovation in 2022 The Hub was a place for self-directed art education and engagement for children, students and families.
All art lovers could enjoy hands on art activities inspired by the Gallery’s exhibition program, free of charge.
With a new activity designed to respond to each new major exhibition in the Gallery, The Hub provided a friendly place for people to take time out to play and explore their own ideas and skills.
Below are images of some of the different past HUB projects
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THE HUB
Below is a list of all the different HUB projects and the exhibitions they related to from 2016 to 2021
2016 Saltwater Mapping – Maps and Drawing
2016 Here&Now16 GENYM – Tree of Life
2016 Bahti Kher –
2016 Miriam Stannage: Survey – Signs and Signals
2017 Millingimbi – Create a Creature
2017 Likeness – Portraits
2017 Helen Britton – Jewellery and Small Sculptures
2017 Batavia – Perspective Partnership with Dept Mathematics and Statistics
2018 Stockyards and Saddles – Photomontage
2018 Modern Australian Landscapes, 1940s -1960s – Landscape: Forms in Light and Shadow
2019 Related to Astronomy and Art Partnership exhibition - LIGHT AND DARK with CAMPUS PARTNERS: ICRAR and the School of Mathematics and Statistics and the Centre of History of Emotions embedded video included images from ICRAR, Anamorphosis and Paintings from our collections – featuring Aboriginal images related to the night sky
2019 Zadock Ben David: Human Nature – Nature and Culture: Flowers and Insects
2019 HERE&NOW19 – Collaborative Embroidery
2019 Philippa Nikulinsky – Botanical Art
2020 The Long Kiss Goodbye – Wishing Wall
2020 HERE&NOW20 – Soothing Secrets (based on Lil Cogan’s artwork ‘Soothing Systems’
2021 Feeling Abstract – Explore Abstraction in Art
2021 Ochred, Pokered, Carved and Twined – Create a Creature







