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Art galleries – Goldfields

Bendigo Art Gallery

The Goldfields region is home to some of Victoria’s finest regional galleries. The Art Gallery of Ballarat is the proud owner of the area’s most recognised symbol, the Eureka Flag, and houses the oldest and largest public art collection in regional Australia. Bendigo Art Gallery, Victoria’s largest regional gallery, has one of the best European painting and decorative arts collections in Australia. A few kilometres south, Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum contains a AU$14 million collection featuring works by famous Australian artists such as Tom Roberts, Frederick McCubbin, Arthur Streeton and E. Phillips Fox, while the Central Goldfields Regional Art Gallery in Maryborough hosts outstanding travelling exhibitions.

The region is also home to a very strong arts community – visit the many private galleries to see works by local artists working in all media.

Bendigo:

Bendigo Art Gallery

Bendigo Art Gallery

Founded in 1887, the Bendigo Art Gallery is a work of art in itself and features an outstanding collection of nineteenth century European and Australian art.

Facade of the Visual Arts Cent

La Trobe University Visual Arts Centre

An award-winning contemporary art gallery and events venue featuring an exceptional exhibition program.

Ballarat:

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Art gallery of Ballarat

The Art Gallery of Ballarat is home to a range of works from the original Eureka Flag to paintings from the legendary Heidelberg School.

Castlemaine:

Castlemaine Art Gallery

Castlemaine Art Gallery and Historical Museum

A heritage-listed art deco building where works by artists from the Heidelberg School share gallery space with paintings of the modern era.

Maldon:

Penny School Garden Cafe

Penny School Gallery

This unique gallery, housed in the 1856 built Penny School, is both an exhibition space and a cafe serving fresh regional produce.