Latrobe Regional Gallery in Morwell, Victoria | Museum

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Latrobe Regional Gallery

Locality: Morwell, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5128 5700

Address: 138 Commercial Rd 3840 Morwell, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.latroberegionalgallery.com

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24.01.2022 Making for plans for the weekend? LRG is OPEN from 11am to 4pm all weekend! Stop by and marvel at the work of Andrea McCallum, Jessie Pittard and John Abery, view works from the gallery collection in ‘Electric’ and ‘RGB’, or see how members of the community responded to the recent lockdowns creatively in The Lane. #StayCation #VisitLatrobe #LoveWhereYouLive

23.01.2022 It's NAIDOC week - revisit FRIENDLY COUNTRY, FRIENDLY PEOPLE: Art From Papunya Tula with Senior Curator David O'Halloran #PapunyaTulaArtists #LRGOnline #NAIDOC2020

21.01.2022 BEHIND THE SCENES Take a sneak peek Our LRG Tech Team are hard at work installing Great Movements of Feeling a NETS Victoria touring exhibition opening Saturday 7 December. #ComingSoon #GalleryExhibition #NETSVictoria

19.01.2022 Local artist Rodney Forbes has been announced as the winner of the 2020 Maritime Art Prize for his work, ‘A Submariner Dreams of Home’. The team at LRG would like to extend our congratulations to Rodney for this prestigious win. http://australiangalleries.com.au/rodney-forbes-winner-of-/ #RodneyForbes #AustralianGalleries #MaritimeArtPrize

12.01.2022 We are so delighted to announce that our doors will once again OPEN to the public from Saturday 14 November. 10am 4pm weekdays and 11am 4pm on weekends. COVID safe guidelines will be applied to keep our patrons and staff safe. #LRG #StayLocal #LoveWhereYouLive Image credit: John Ansell Photography

11.01.2022 To coincide with the International Rose Garden Festival Morwell's virtual program, Latrobe Regional Gallery asked local writers Karen Howie Casey, Joseph Lis, Yakub Ogunsina, Alanah Andrews, Catherine Webb, Jessica Obersby, Jeanette Waight Severs, and Patricia Flores to submit poems in response to several varieties of roses that are featured in the Morwell Centenary Rose Garden. The selected roses featured in these poems include the Mutabilis, Olde Fragrance, Paul Cézanne, Soaring Spirits, Ingrid Bergman, Darcey Bussell, Pierre de Ronsard, Blueberry Hill, Victoria Gold, and the Daydream Rose. Download the izi travel app and walking tour of the Morwell Centenary Rose Garden at https://izi.travel//85a4-poetry-tour-of-the-morwell-cen/en

11.01.2022 The International Rose Garden Festival is taking place is weekend. Head to the website link below to participate in some virtual activities, workshops, children’s entertainment and talks. If you take a stroll through the gardens over the weekend make sure to stop by the LRG window to view the exhibition ‘A Rose By Any Other Name’. https://irgfm.com.au/... #RoseGarden #JessiePittard #WindowExhibition

11.01.2022 FINAL WEEKEND: Make sure to stop by this weekend to explore John Abery’s large scale wooden memories of childhood in ‘Do You Remember? An exhibition of Childhood Memories’. Or perhaps feed your creative spark with ‘Electric: Artworks from the LRG Collection'. #LocalArtist #GalleryCollection #ClosingSoon

10.01.2022 Follow the link below to participate in workshops at home or to learn more about the exhibition ‘A Rose By Any Other Name’ by Melbourne artist Jessie Pittard. latroberegionalgallery.com/project/rose-name-jessie-pittard/ #Installation #Rose Garden #LRGOnline

08.01.2022 Book tickets in advance for the free exhibition or one of the many public programs or events taking place during Da Vinci - With early aeronautics, military machines, civil machines and even a robot there is something for everyone! https://latroberegionalgallery.com/exhibitions/davinci/ #BookTickets #Eventbrite #DaVinciAtLRG

07.01.2022 SPECIAL EVENT: Mark Hooper Saturday 5 February Performance to start at 2.30pm Live streaming also available Bookings via Eventbrite... Clock In Mark Hooper featuring Steve Schulz on percussion and Harry McCullough on visuals. An experimental live and improvised audio visual performance, using found objects, field recordings, drones, motor rhythm percussion and generative live video. Inspired by the industrial textures and soundscapes of the Latrobe Valley, Mark, Steve and Harry explore the nature of sound and industrial aesthetics, drawing the audience into the realm of the industrial and ‘the machine’, whilst also reflecting upon the mechanisms of electricity and labour that underpin modern society. Mark Hooper Mark is a sound designer, sound editor, musician and experimental video artist. In recent years, Mark has drawn upon his extensive experience with percussion, and sound composition, to collaborate with local and international artists on films, animations, documentaries and digital works. He has also undertaken numerous field recordings across the Gippsland area, which is a key focal point of many of his compositions. www.markhoopersound.com Steve Schulz Steve Schulz is a master percussionist, drummer, workshop facilitator and musician who has toured extensively across over the last 30 years, performing solo and collaboratively at festivals, and shows all across Australia. www.nexusarts.com.au/performer/steve-schulz/ Harry McCullough Harry McCullough is a digital and visual artist and animator from Melbourne. He works in interactive and generative visual for musical performances and installations. The artist infuses his work with contemporary, technical and progressive visual aesthetic. www.hmcculloughart.tumblr.com

07.01.2022 Explore this powerful exhibition from May 2020 exploring themes of country and custodianship. #LRGOnline #NAIDOC2020 #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe

01.01.2022 LRG is back! We are now once again open to the public from 10am to 4pm weekdays and from 11am to 4pm weekends. With exhibitions from local artists Andrea McCallum and John Abery, recent video acquisitions, and a showcase of works from our collection, there is plenty on show. Make sure to stop in and visit when you’re out and about. #RegionalGallery #LRG #VisitGippsland

Latrobe Regional Gallery in Morwell, Victoria | Museum