Collective Visions
Collective Visions is the first exhibition of the Photographic Imagery Collective (PIC), a recently formed Adelaide-based group of artists who are immersed in the constantly evolving potential of the photographic medium. What we have put on the walls is a small fraction of our total output as artists. The artworks presented here represent recent ideas we each have been exploring.
Up Close and Personal
Paul Arbon’s approach to photography is influenced by his time as a Horticultural Curator at the Adelaide Botanic Gardens for over 30 years, along with an appreciation for expressionist art. His use of close or blurred focusing of the lens allows the viewer to form their own interpretation of the images. Joycie Strangio digitally merges […]
ART OF THE FLOWER AND GARDEN 2022 – FINDERS KEEPERS
FINDERS KEEPERS Main Gallery FRAMING NATURE: BOTANIC GARDENS ART GROUP Bence Room STUDENT WORK Corridor LAUNCH FROM 4.30PM SATURDAY 24 SEPTEMBER PRIZES SPONSOR ADCHEM, BURRA WINE BY CLAYMORE WINES JUDGES ACCOMMODATION GRIFFITHS COTTAGE Winner, Traditional Tina Moore, Piitosporum Winner, Innovation Janet Beggs, Flown Highly Commended, Traditional Julie Lloyd, Almond Blossom and Teapot Highly Commended, Traditional […]
Places of Eight – SALA 2022
Janelle Amos (Barossa), Jenny Bourne (Port Augusta), Emma Fuss (Port Lincoln), April Hague (Mount Gambier), Julie Lloyd (Burra), Ruth Maggie Morris (Nairne), Sally O’Connor (Mount Gambier), Alice Tilley (Kapunda). ‘Places of Eight’ brings together artists from the Country Arts SA 2021 Nebula program to present new work that reflects the essence and atmosphere of ‘place’. […]
ACROSS COUNTRY #2
ACROSS COUNTRY #2 28 April - 12 June 2022 Features work inspired by and in response to time spent on Ngadjuri Country at Pitcairn Station, Mid North SA - arid, marginal, with spectacular views of the Porcupine Ranges.
Remembering Barbara – Legacy of an Adelaide Icon
Remembering Barbara and Union Street Printmakers’ Weird Adelaide pay tribute to artist, writer and printmaker Barbara Hanrahan who died 30 years ago at the age of 52. Burra Gallery’s unique collection forms the basis of the exhibition, showing intimate artefacts and memorabilia along with early and later prints and many of her novels. Precious works […]
Burra Regional Art Gallery is located on Market Street Burra, in the restored 1860 Post and Telegraph Office.
Burra’s creative heritage lives and evolves through a calendar of 12 diverse exhibitions per year alongside its permanent collections, competitions, artist talks, sculpture garden and events.
Open Daily 1pm – 4pm, subject to volunteer availability
Burra Regional Art Gallery acknowledges the Ngadjuri people as the traditional owners of the land upon which the gallery resides. We pay respect to Elders past and present. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land.
