Come curious. Leave inspired.
Horsham Regional Art Gallery presents an ever-evolving program of exhibitions and events for locals and visitors alike.
From its establishment in 1967 as a single-room gallery within Horsham Library, to its current two-storey home in the Horsham Town Hall, the story of Horsham Regional Art Gallery is deeply intertwined with the story of artistic and cultural life of Horsham and the wider Wimmera region.
Through dynamic exhibitions, public programs, events, and education offerings, the Gallery supports the local community by creating opportunities for learning, participation, creativity, and connection.
CURRENT and coming Exhibitions
Our collection
Since 1967, the Gallery has developed a nationally significant collection of Australian photography, featuring works by photographers including Nicolas Caire, J. W. Lindt, Olive Cotton, Frank Hurley, David Moore and Carol Jerrems, alongside contemporary artists such as Bill Henson, Tracey Moffatt, Trent Parke and Fiona Foley.
The collection also celebrates the Wimmera, with works by artists connected to the region and artworks exploring its landscapes, people and stories.
Paintings and works on paper were significantly shaped by the generosity of Mack Jost AM, whose gifts and bequest brought works by many significant Australian artists into the collection.
Click here to learn more about many of our collection items listed on Victorian Collections (external site).
Jeff RAGLUS, Autumnal afternoon, 2023. acrylic on birch plywood, hardwood frame, 102 x 82cm, Horsham Regional Art Gallery collection, purchased through the Horsham Art Gallery Trust Fund, 2023.
Photograph, Ian WARD, Lift off!, 1978 (printed 1990)
Abstract landscape with mountains, sun, and sky in warm earthy tones, with a layered, textured style.
Photograph, Ross SCHULTZ, Mountain rescue, 1987 (printed 1990)
Open field with tall, golden grass under a blue sky with scattered white clouds.
Photograph, Con KROKER, City Oval, Mitre, © Copyright of Horsham Regional Art Gallery, Gift of Nan Kroker, 2003
A flock of sheep in a rural street, with a few horses and trees, and old buildings in the background.
Painting of a smiling man with long gray hair, wearing a dark shirt.
A man walking down a dirt alleyway carrying a large pig over his shoulder.
A round ceramic plate with a botanical pattern of leaves, branches, and birds in muted earth tones.
Three dogs in crates inside a barn or kennel, with one dog outside the crates.
Traditional Chinese ink painting of rocky hills and sparse trees in a landscape scene.
Underground tunnel with ribbed metal walls and ceiling, lights, and daylight at the exit.
Three men and a dog standing outdoors near grain silos.
Abstract painting with a large white background, four yellowish squares in each corner, and red intersecting lines forming a cross in the center.
A dark, abstract painting featuring a face with owl-like eyes, surrounded by various pink, yellow, and red shapes and lines on a black background.
Sketch of a bird flying above a landscape with trees, drawn with simple lines on beige paper.
Abstract black, gray, and white watercolor painting with curved lines and shapes.
Ian WARD, State Office fire, Horsham, 1971 (printed 1990) silver gelatin photograph, 30.6 x 40.6 cm. Horsham Regional Art Gallery collection, purchased through the Horsham Art Gallery Trust Fund, 1990