Exhibitions

The Nexus Community Gallery is located in the historical Old Butter Factory complex. It is run solely by volunteers and is an important exhibition and gathering place for local artists and friends.

There are two exhibition spaces: The Main Gallery and The Studio Gallery.

BCAC Members Exhibitions – The Nexus Community Gallery hosts four members’ group shows each year.  Entry forms are available online via the link below or from the Nexus Community Gallery.

Solo or Group Exhibitions – The remainder of the year the gallery features exhibitions by solo artists or groups of artists.   If you would like to book an exhibition in the Main Gallery and/or Studio Gallery please make a Gallery Enquiry via our the Contact page


IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR ARTISTS EXHIBITING AT NEXUS

PRICING: Keep your pricing realistic. Nexus is a small regional gallery not a city gallery. We have seen artists miss out on sales because of overpricing. continue reading about Artists Exhibition Guidelines

Current Exhibitions

  • Spring Members’ Exhibition

    13 September to 8 October

    Spring Members’ Exhibition

    Burst into Spring with you creative spirit! Whether you are an artist exhibiting your work or an art lover looking for beauty and inspiration, the Spring Members’ Exhibition will warm you up. OPENING: Sunday 13 September at 12noon COLLECT WORK: Friday 9 October between 10am – 12noon

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Upcoming Exhibitions

  • Fibre Artists Network – Abstraction in Action

    11 October to 5 November

    Fibre Artists Network – Abstraction in Action

    Fibre Artists Network newest exhibition, Abstraction in Action, demonstrates how, through employing the elements of design (line, texture and colour), the essential qualities of fibre can be manipulated in various ways to produce art.  Each artist has chosen to represent the theme in her own unique way.  The viewer is invited to construct their own…

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  • Ingrid Behage

    11 October to 5 November

    Ingrid Behage

    Born beneath Nicaragua’s vivid colours and shaped by Holland’s artistic traditions and Australia’s wild landscape, these raw works emerge from rupture and renewal—seeking, between darkness and light, an enduring point of stillness.

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