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SUMMARY:What Happened at Christmas
DESCRIPTION:What Happened at Christmas\nIn this season of light and memory\, the Barossa Regional Gallery becomes a place where stories return. A 30-foot tree once stood in the Tanunda Soldiers’ Memorial Hall; children gathered in its shadow\, families sang. Now\, those echoes meet new voices.  \nWe make\, we trace\, we write\, we remember. What Happened at Christmas is a weaving of heritage and imagination\, a tender invitation to share the traditions that shaped us\, and the ones we still carry. Here\, Christmas is not a date\, but a feeling of home.  \nJoin us in a gentle remembering; of wonder\, of belonging\, of the Barossa itself. A season held\, and held again.  \n \n  \nWhat Happened at Christmas invites the Barossa community to remember and share Christmas stories\, from childhood wonder to family traditions\, festive gatherings and moments of quiet connection. Handwritten memories\, family anecdotes and reflections from visitors will be displayed throughout the Gallery\, surrounded by decorations inspired by the region’s own Christmas heritage.  \n  \n  \nThree creative collaborations bring these stories to life:  \n\nMake a Pressed Tin Ornament: Printmaker Avylon Magarey has created linocut designs based on historic Barossa Christmas trees. Visitors are invited to trace and emboss these designs into soft aluminium to make ornaments to keep or add to the Gallery tree. \n\n\nPost a Christmas Memory: Artist Sam Cowley (Little Adventurers) has reimagined the Barossa Museum’s historic post office mailbox as a storytelling installation. Write your Christmas memory on special card from Daisy Loves George\, collect a stamp along a short walk through town\, and post it in the mailbox to hear voices sharing their own stories. \n\n\nGarlands & Stories: Start at Daisy Loves George\, where designer Anna Hayes has created stationery for you to write Christmas memory or message at their vintage letter writing desk. Seal it\, carry it through town\, and post it into the Gallery’s story mailbox. \n\n\nInside the Gallery\, paper garlands designed in the same spirit of colour and pattern hold the room in celebration. A quiet connection between handwritten word and the festive space.\n\nAll welcome. Free. All materials supplied. \nFeature Image: Mother and Child sitting by Christmas Tree. Photo courtesy of the Barossa Museum Collection.\nImage 2: Heritage photo 0f a 30ft tall Christmas Tree at Soldiers Memorial Hall. Photo courtesy of The Barossa Museum Collection.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/what-happened-at-christmas/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Activities,Adult's Workshops,Children's Workshops,Events,Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20250904T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20251103T150000
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SUMMARY:Visioning
DESCRIPTION:The Barossa Regional Gallery and Barossa Museum present: \nVISIONING\n4 September – 3 November 2025\nAn exhibition exploring how art shapes the way we see the Barossa\, past and present.  \n \nIn 1844\, George French Angas travelled through South Australia\, sketching the landscapes\, villages\, and people of the young colony. His images of the Barossa\, later published as hand-coloured lithographs in South Australia Illustrated (1847)\, offered British audiences persuasive visions of a fertile\, orderly\, and promising land. While based on real scenes\, these works were polished to entice investors and settlers\, shaping early perceptions of the region.   \nToday\, Angas’s works remain valuable historical records — and reminders of how colonisation was visually imagined and promoted. Visioning sets these early images alongside contemporary interpretations by poet Daniel Fuller\, photographer Aidan Dorrian\, and artist-designer Jacob Logos. Each reflects on the Barossa’s past\, present\, and future\, offering new perspectives on its people\, landscapes\, and creative identity.   \nSupported by the TiCSA Activating Heritage Tourism grant and The Barossa Council’s Arts\, Culture and Heritage Strategy\, Visioning invites visitors to ask: how do visions of place evolve\, overlap\, or diverge across time?   \nDATES: 4 September – 3 November 2025\nLOCATION:  47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\nAGE: Suitable for all ages \nThe Barossa Regional Gallery is currently located at The Barossa Museum. Opening days are Monday\, Thursday\, Friday and Saturday from 10am to 3pm. \nVisioning is an initiative of the Barossa Regional Gallery\, in collaboration with The Barossa Museum. \n \nFeature Image: Angaston Evening\, George French Angas\, 1844. Hand coloured lithograph\, plate XXVVIII\, published in South Australia Illustrated\, 1847. Photo courtesy of the Barossa Regional Gallery.\nImage 2: Opening of the Free Chapel at Angaston\, George French Angas\, 1844. Hand coloured lithograph\, published in South Australia Illustrated\, 1847. Photo courtesy of the National Library of Australia.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/visioning/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20250731T100000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20250901T150000
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SUMMARY:Ellen Schlobohm Alchemy of Blue - SALA 2025
DESCRIPTION:Join us for SALA 2025:\nAlchemy of Blue by artist Ellen Schlobohm\n31 JULY – 1 SEPTEMBER 2025\nDeveloped by sunlight\, Alchemy of Blue is a luminous series of cyanotypes by South Australian artist Ellen Schlobohm\, celebrating the intricate beauty of nature and the enduring presence of history.  \nUsing the historic cyanotype technique — a photographic printing process that predates even film — Schlobohm creates cameraless images by placing objects directly onto sensitised paper and exposing them to UV light. The result: delicate\, ethereal blue compositions that hold both detail and mystery.  \nThis process\, once used for botanical documentation by pioneering figures like Anna Atkins\, becomes in Schlobohm’s hands a poetic visual language — one that bridges science and art\, past and present. Each work invites viewers to slow down and observe the forms\, textures\, and light that shape our everyday environments and collective memory.  \n  \n \n  \nPresented in partnership with the Barossa Museum\, the exhibition is grounded in dialogue with the Museum’s extensive collection of antique cameras\, photographic tools\, and early prints. While Schlobohm’s cyanotypes are made without a camera\, their presence pays homage to the technical ingenuity and historical legacy of photography. The exhibition reframes the act of image-making as both documentation and alchemy — an interplay of chemistry\, sunlight\, and time.  \n \nBathed in stunning shades of indigo and Prussian blue\, Alchemy of Blue offers viewers a contemplative visual narrative: one that honours the evolving relationship between nature\, memory\, and the photographic image.  \n  \n \n  \nFeature Image: Still Life by Ellen Schlobohm. 2024\, cyanotype on paper\, 250mm x 250mm. Photo courtesy of artist.\nImage 1: The Barossa Museum camera collection. Photo courtesy of the Barossa Regional Gallery.\nImage 2: Field of Blue by Ellen Schlobohm. 2023\, cyanotype on paper\, 73cm x 73cm. Photo courtesy of artist.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/ellen-schlobohm-sala-2025/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20250307T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20250331T160000
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SUMMARY:The Barossa Cookery Book Legacy
DESCRIPTION:Tribute Display \nOne of Australia’s first community cookbooks\, The Barossa Cookery Book\, was compiled in 1917 as a war fundraiser. Reworked in 1932\, it was reborn in a format that has become iconic. More than 100 years and 35 reprints later it remains a powerful symbol of generosity and resilience. \nPlease join us in celebrating the remarkable history of the cookery book and the launch of its new companion book\, Rolling Up Their Sleeves compiled by Those Barossa Girls. Explore our wonderful display of select excerpts from both books to learn more about the inspiring community of women behind the legacy of The Barossa Cookery Book. \n7 March to 31 March 2025 \nFREE ENTRY \nImage: Maria and daughter Helga Stiller making Sauerkraut in their kitchen\, 1933. Stiller Family Collection\, State Library NSW.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/the-barossa-cookbook-legacy/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20241001T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20250131T160000
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SUMMARY:The Barossa Vintage Festival Art Collection Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:The Barossa Regional Gallery is fortunate to be home to the Barossa Vintage Festival Art Collection\, consisting of over 80 artworks which have been collected over the last 60+ years. Among these pieces there is a strong emphasis on landscapes in all mediums and styles. Many artworks in the Collection are an excellent example of their time and place\, as well as a punctuation in the journal of each artist’s career.\n\n\nThis collection is rotated and displayed at least once a year at the Gallery and features well-known artists\, including Imants Tillers\, Kathleen Petyarre\, Hilary Mais\, Rod Schubert\, Marnie Wark\, David Dalwitz\, Pamela Kouwenhoven and Dianne Longley.\nThe current exhibition displays large works by Kwementyaye (Kathleen) Petyarre\, Hilarie Mais\, Trinh Vu\, and Ernest Walter Smith. \nImage: Kwementyaye (Kathleen) Petyarre\, Anmatyerre/Alyawarr people\, Northern Territory\, c.1940 – 24 November 2018\, ‘My Country – Then & Now’\, synthetic polymer paint on belgian cotton\, 183cm x 183cm x 5cm\, acquired to the Vintage Festival Art Collection sponsored by Visy Board\, 1999.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/the-barossa-vintage-festival-art-collection-exhibition/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240906T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240930T160000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
CREATED:20240819T023100Z
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SUMMARY:2025 Barossa Calendar Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:A spectacular showcase of the stunning photographic works of talented finalists of the Barossa Photographic Competition. \nImmerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes and captivating moments captured by talented photographers\, showcasing the beauty of Barossa in our exclusive photographic calendar exhibition. Explore stunning shots from vineyard vistas to quaint townscapes\, each image tells a story of the region’s charm and allure. Join us as we celebrate the passion of local and visiting photographers\, and discover the essence of Barossa through their lens. \n\n\nFrom 105 stunning photos by 29 talented photographers\, our panel of judges had the challenging task of selecting just 13 images\, which they felt best captured the essence of the Barossa.\n\nThe 2025 Barossa Calendar features photos capturing the many dimensions of our region; from our rich food\, wine\, history and culture to iconic landscapes and events by the following photographers:\n\n\nCover Image: Stuart Blackwell\nJanuary: Zoe Schiller\nFebruary: Peter Graue\nMarch: Tom Overall\nApril: Guy Draper\nMay: Zoe Schiller\nJune: Emily Reynolds Seaman\nJuly: Peter Graue\nAugust: Tom Overall\nSeptember: Luke Bourne\nOctober: Stuart Blackwell\nNovember: Rebekah Doecke\nDecember: Emily Reynolds Seaman\n\n\nJoin us every day between 11am to 4pm to view the photographs displayed in the Hall and even pick up a Calendar for yourself from The Gallery Shop.\n\nThis exhibition will be on display at the Gallery from 6 September 2024 onward. Entry is free!\nCome and check it out 
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/2025-barossa-calendar/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240902T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240930T160000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
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LAST-MODIFIED:20240819T020734Z
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SUMMARY:Fallout by Roland Weight
DESCRIPTION:Barossa based artist Roland Weight presents the tangible fallout stemming from recent creative enthusiasms. Featuring landscapes\, metaphysical or emotional themes and ambitious ideas stemming from larger complex works. \nWeight’s diverse art practice includes sculpture\, realist and abstract painting\, drawing\, collage\, community art\, public sculptures and teaching. He has developed a method of realist painting concerned with the effects of light reflected from objects and done from life in a single session. His abstract works show the influence of European and American modernist artists and attempt new directions through the use of colour and spatial order. \nWeight’s steel assemblage sculptures are the latest in a long series of investigations and explorations of the subject / material interplay. The works can be viewed as three dimensional drawings using the thrust and delineation of steel to shape the space in and around it.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/fallout-by-roland-weight-2024/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240802T173000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240802T193000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
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SUMMARY:Fallout by Roland Weight SALA 2024 Exhibition Opening
DESCRIPTION:The Barossa Regional Gallery\, together with The Barossa Council\, is pleased to present South Australian Living Artists 2024 exhibition: \nFallout\nby Roland Weight \nBarossa based artist Roland Weight presents the tangible fallout stemming from recent creative enthusiasms. Featuring landscapes\, metaphysical or emotional themes and ambitious ideas stemming from larger complex works. \nWeight’s diverse art practice includes sculpture\, realist and abstract painting\, drawing\, collage\, community art\, public sculptures and teaching. He has developed a method of realist painting concerned with the effects of light reflected from objects and done from life in a single session. His abstract works show the influence of European and American modernist artists and attempt new directions through the use of colour and spatial order. \nWeight’s steel assemblage sculptures are the latest in a long series of investigations and explorations of the subject / material interplay. The works can be viewed as three dimensional drawings using the thrust and delineation of steel to shape the space in and around it. \nTo be opened on\n2 August 2024\nat 5:30PM  \nat the Barossa Regional Gallery\n3 Basedow Road\, Tanunda 5352 \nAll welcome. Free event.  \nExhibition Dates: Wednesday 31 July to Sunday 1 September 2024.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/fallout-sala-opening/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Opening,Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240801T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240901T160000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
CREATED:20240715T044222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240715T044222Z
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SUMMARY:Visual Connections- Faith Lutheran College Year 8 - SALA 2024
DESCRIPTION:The Barossa Regional Gallery\, together with The Barossa Council\, is pleased to present South Australian Living Artists 2024 exhibition: \nVisual Connections\nby Faith Lutheran College Year 8 \nYear 8 Art students surveying and evoking personal connection to place through their own lens.\nCreated by Faith Lutheran College students as part of their Visual Arts learning\, the Visual Connections exhibition will share diverse creative perspectives from young minds in vivid and engaging ways. \nExhibition Dates: Thursday 1st August 2024 to Sunday 1st September 2024.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/visual-connections-faith-lutheran-college-year-8-sala-2024/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240616T140000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240616T160000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
CREATED:20240513T071039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240513T071105Z
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SUMMARY:Flourish 2024 Exhibition Opening
DESCRIPTION:The Barossa Regional Gallery\, together with The Barossa Council\, is pleased to present: \nFlourish\nexhibition by Gilbert Dashorst\, Tutti Arts Barossa and Barossa Valley Floral Designers Club Inc.  \nTo be opened on\nSunday 16th June 2024\nat 2PM  \nat the Barossa Regional Gallery\n3 Basedow Road\, Tanunda 5352  \nAll welcome. Free event.  \nExhibition dates: Thursday 6 June to Monday 29 July 2024
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/flourish-opening/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Opening,Exhibitions
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240606
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240730
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
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SUMMARY:Flourish
DESCRIPTION:The Barossa Regional Gallery\, together with The Barossa Council\, is pleased to present: \nFlourish\nexhibition by Gilbert Dashorst\, Tutti Arts Barossa and Barossa Valley Floral Designers Club Inc.  \nTo be opened on\nSunday 16th June 2024\nat 2PM  \nRSVP: Flourish 2024 Exhibition Opening \nat the Barossa Regional Gallery\n3 Basedow Road\, Tanunda 5352  \nAll welcome. Free event.  \nExhibition dates: Thursday 6 June to Monday 29 July 2024
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/flourish/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240412T110000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240603T160000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
CREATED:20240123T054132Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240419T011224Z
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SUMMARY:Stability\, Grace\, Endurance: Hand Crafted in Early Barossa
DESCRIPTION:When German settlers embarked across the seas to make the Barossa their home\, they carried with them in their trunks more than items alone. Woven into each object is a story of love\, culture\, heritage\, and craftsmanship which has unfolded and endured to this day. Explore pottery\, furniture\, textiles\, and crafts from early the ninteenth-century Barossa and more. \nThe Barossa Regional Gallery\, together with the Barossa Council\, is proud to present new exhibition Stability\, Grace\, Endurance: Hand Crafted in Early Barossa as part of SA History Festival 2024. \nThis powerful exhibition\, in collaboration with the Barossa Museum and a number of Barossa locals\, experts and collectors will feature loaned pottery\, furniture\, lacework and textiles\, decorative arts and more in April and during History Month in May of this year.  These will be displayed together with the work of present-day artists Sera Waters and Illona Glastonbury working in distinctive media who have drawn inspiration directly from early Barossa crafted objects and stories. \nA starting point on a journey of discovery\, visit the Barossa Regional Gallery to delve into local culture and heritage\, drawing a fascinating collection of artefacts\, images and archival stories to share\, trigger memories and spark conversation. \nThis fascinating collection of hand-crafted artefacts\, images and stories highlight the Barossa region’s enduring connection to european heritage\, a culture and legacy defined by stability and grace which reaches out to the present day to with powerful stories worthy of our curiosity. \nSeries of Events to be announced soon.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/stability-grace-endurance/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240209T173000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240209T193000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
CREATED:20240102T105528Z
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SUMMARY:Conversations with my Father - Exhibition Opening
DESCRIPTION:The Barossa Regional Gallery\, together with The Barossa Council\, is pleased to present: \nConversations with my Father\nby Alan Todd \nWhen artist Alan Todd’s father died aged 99\, they had lived on opposite sides of the world for fifty years. The only conversations they’d had were by phone and often limited to only a few sentences.   \nMost of Todd’s life as an artist was unknown to his father. Art was never mentioned.  \nThis exhibition is a collection of paintings deriving from moments in Todd’s life over a year. The conversations they never had.  \nTo be opened on\n9 February 2024\nat 5:30PM  \nat the Barossa Regional Gallery\n3 Basedow Road\, Tanunda 5352  \nAll welcome. Free event. 
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/conversations-with-my-father-exhibition-opening/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Opening,Exhibitions
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20231206T213000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Adelaide:20240207T023000
DTSTAMP:20260605T145636
CREATED:20240102T184549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240207T052339Z
UID:1553-1701898200-1707273000@barossagallery.com.au
SUMMARY:Continuum
DESCRIPTION:Artists of the Barossa Vintage Festival Art Collection \nIn celebration of 20 years of the Barossa Regional Gallery\, we are pleased to present Continuum. \nFeaturing artists of the Barossa Vintage Festival Art Collection\, this exhibition highlights the diversity of artistic styles\, and each artist’s own creative journey by showcasing an acquired Collection artwork alongside a newer work by these artists.\nThe Collection\, the artworks acquired from the Vintage Festival Art Prize Exhibition\, tells stories of place and time\, while the loaned works allow us to see the evolution of the artist and their style over time. \nArtists featured will include: Suzann Broad\, Alfred Engel\, Warren Farley\, Dianne Longely\, Allyson Parsons\, Rod Schubert\, Ben Shearer\, Helen Stacey\, Lise Temple\, Imants Tillers\, Gishka Van Ree and Marnie Wark.
URL:https://barossagallery.com.au/event/continuum/
LOCATION:Barossa Regional Gallery\, 47 Murray Street\, Tanunda\, South Australia\, 5352\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Exhibitions
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ORGANIZER;CN="Barossa Regional Gallery":MAILTO:gallery@barossa.sa.gov.au
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