Bunbury Regional Art Galleries are situated in a distinctive pink former convent in the City centre only minutes from Bunbury�s thriving shopping and caf� strip. Nestled at the base of Boulters Heights between the picturesque Leschenault Inlet and the Indian Ocean, Bunbury Regional Art Galleries is Western Australia�s largest regional gallery. Bunbury Regional Art Galleries show in any of its three gallery spaces, exhibitions through out the year by regional, national and international artists, designers and craft practitioners. The Galleries run artist-in-residence programs of three months duration. Professional development for artists in practical and theory classes is run throughout the year in partnership with the South West Regional Arts Development and Indigenous Arts Development Offices. As a compliment to this program, an access exhibition space is also available to local artists, emerging artists, community organisations and schools. Specific education, community and indigenous programs are also included in the exhibition schedule offering visitors a number of experiences to enjoy the visual arts. The Galleries services also offer tailored programs to groups and organisations including schools. Artist and curator�s talks offer further insight into the exhibitions on show. The Galleries may be booked for events such as meetings, conferences, launches, promotions, weddings and receptions. Music from jazz and rock to opera also form part of the lively entertainment performed at the galleries with exhibitions and the unique building forming a dramatic backdrop.

Disabled Access:
The gallery is accessible by wheelchairs.

Email: mail@brag.org.au

Phone: 08 9721 8616

Website: www.brag.org.au

Address:
64 Wittenoom Street
Bunbury, Western Australia, 6230

Conventions: (capacity )
Please enquire about our conference and meeting facilities.

Guest Facilities:
Access Without Assistance for the Disabled, Car park, Conference/Convention Facilities

Experiences you can enjoy at Bunbury Regional Art Galleries:
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Educational Tourism, Historic/Heritage, The Arts