Broken Hill Art Exchange in Broken Hill, New South Wales | Community organisation

Broken Hill Art Exchange

Locality: Broken Hill, New South Wales

Phone: +61 8 8088 4698

Address: 313 Argent Street 2880 Broken Hill, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.brokenhillartexchange.org.au/

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21.01.2022 Visit Insta @brokenhillartexchange with artists from everywhere @biennial_brokenhill

17.01.2022 Broken Hill Art Exchange October Bulletin - https://mailchi.mp//broken-hill-art-exchange-october-bulle See our latest bulletin to get the latest updates on where we are up to.

16.01.2022 Visit us today (Saturfay 10th) at the Broken Hill community markets. A beautiful day, fresh air, and community spirit. Remember to practise social distancing and stay safe. Hope to see you!

14.01.2022 Do you love street art? Here's the International Street Art channel for @biennial_brokenhill

14.01.2022 Join us at the markets!

07.01.2022 This is inspiring, well done Chaplin 73 and 202pws on getting the first @biennial_brokenhill International Instagram Street Art interview out. Love this and looking forward to hearing from all the artists. Fantastic!

06.01.2022 Hey it's today, Sunday at 4pm

06.01.2022 This Saturday at the Broken Hill Community Markets, artist John 'Jacko' Alty is giving tips on portrait painting. There may even be a chance to have your own portrait done! Bhae is inviting its members to put artworks for sale on the stall AND come and grab an exhibition map for Desert Equinox / Environmental Art Awards!

05.01.2022 Chaplin 73 interviewing artists @biennial_brokenhill Stay tuned & subscribe! Well done 2020pws

05.01.2022 Thank you everyone who exhibited in the 2020 Desert Equinox Environmental Art Exhibition. The exhibition is now closed and artworks can be collected. A great show!

02.01.2022 Introducing ‘Songs From A Resting Place’ from Leroy Johnson. Download here: https://bit.ly/30OEJje Leroy Johnson is a Barkindji/ Malyangaapa man with strong c...onnections to the lower Baaka (Darling) communities in far west NSW. He is also the first Aboriginal Park Manager of Mutawintji National Park. Over the past 20 years he has been performing and writing music about self-determination, connection to country, culture and family. ‘Songs From A Resting Place’ were captured on Malyangapa country at Mutawintji in early 2019. Of that weekend Leroy says I remember how humbling it was for people to come all the way out to Mutawintji to give me a chance to record some of my songs... It’s funny because the people out there just thought it was a sing along or something ‘cause they were cheering a few songs and making noise as if at a show, suppose it was. I remember the flies and finding that beautiful spot in the rocks to do some recordings. Lugging a 12-channel desk through the bush and exclaiming with delight after every take was sound recordist Rex Watts. Rex very sadly headed off to the big studio in the sky before seeing these recordings released, making these recordings all the more sentimental. Leroy says Rex looked like a seasoned rocker. I loved his attitude while recording us. It was as if he felt privileged to be recording our songs and was generous with his time and knowledge. It was I who was privileged to hear him play his dobro and to benefit from his generosity. Good fella he was. https://bit.ly/30OEJje

02.01.2022 Thank you to all the exhibiting artists, businesses & sponsors who have made this year's Desert Equinox - Environmental Art Awards so successful! Congratulations to Clark Barrett, this years winner of the award & the category of Fire with his painting ''When the Campfire turns Metaphysical' (front window of Silhouette Hair Salon). Also congratulations to the other category winner on their exception work. For Air: Gail Bradie showing 'Fae side of the Outback' at Chik Bliss, W...ater: Graeme Armstrong' Isobelle and Eloise' at Hello Travel, & Earth: Elizabeth Blackmore 'Out back Magic'. Well done to our young artists Abbie Kelly who received the Youth Encouagement Award for 'Through My eye's at Sitting Bull, and Greg Comey, who was commended for 'Cuib' showing at Randall Jones Automotive. Maps and catalogues to see the exhibition before it closes on 16 November are available online at http://www.brokenhillartexchange.org.au/2020-Desert-Equinox or at 'Love our Community' social enterprise next to 313 Argent Street this Tuesday! See more

01.01.2022 Thank you Silver City Cinema and we heartily invite everyone to come along to the show this Sunday 11 October 2020