Expressions of Interest to Exhibit at Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery

Published 11th November 2022

Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery invites applications from established, mid-career and emerging contemporary visual artists, curators and creative community groups, seeking to present new and original work in a professional gallery environment.

There are roughly two sizes of exhibition spaces for applications for a large space, a medium space, and small spaces like Cabinet of Curiosities and the Artist of the Month Retail Space.

Different terms and conditions apply for the use of each space.

Please read all of the information in the application, deadlines and the associated documents before applying.

Please draft your application in a Word Document. This will ensure that you have it as a backup if your computer or technology with the online form glitches.

PPRAG encourages a diverse selection of artists to apply, including artists from traditionally or currently underserved communities. We welcome all artists regardless of citizenship status, colour, familial status, gender identity or expression, religious observance, sex, sexual orientation, and sources or level of income.

  • It is free to apply.
  • There are a limited number of exhibition slots each year, however, applications are kept on file for one year after the submission deadline. The criteria used for selecting exhibitions may be shared upon request.
  • Artist collectives, organisations and groups are welcome to submit proposals.

Further information and the application form can be found here: https://au.openforms.com/Form/f57c5710-f61c-4d68-a454-d66f8c777372

Applications must be received by 30 November 2022. For further information, email Gallery and Cultural Arts Coordinator Ursula Halpin via uhalpin@pirie.sa.gov.au

My Name is Cynthia Exhibition

Image Credit
Cynthia Schwertsik, My Name, 2022, acrylic paint, ephemeral mural installation at Port Pirie Regional Art Gallery, dimensions variable. Commissioned by Country Arts SA and presented with support from Port Pirie Regional Gallery. Image: Kathy Gould.