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November 2025
Black Gully Festival 2025
The always highly-anticipated Black Gully Festival is set to kick off on Saturday, November 8th, 2025, in the scenic Black Gully Reserve (behind NERAM on the south side of the creek).
Find out more »COSMOGRAPHIES : A speculative documentary film
Cosmographies is a hybrid film that draws from speculative fiction, observational and poetic documentary, Indigenous futurism and Indigiqueer perspectives.
Find out more »Book Launch: A Portrait of Howard Hinton
To mark Howard Hinton's 159th Birthday we invite you to the launch of A Portrait of Howard Hinton by Margaret Bain.
Find out more »Artist Talk: Lae Oldmeadow
Join us before the official opening to hear exhibiting artist Lae Oldmeadow in conversation with curator Professor Pedram Khosronejad as they discuss The Garden — Oldmeadow’s debut solo exhibition at NERAM.
Find out more »Opening Night
Join us for the opening of five new exhibitions : Echoes of the Earth: Tribal and Desert Art, WATER: Rowen Matthews, Providore: Kim Bizo, How to Weather Together, The Garden: Lae Oldmeadow
Find out more »Performance: The Sign of the Times
To coincide with the opening of How to Weather Together, exhibiting artist Henri van Noordenburg and composure Paul Smith will present a live performance in the gallery.
Find out more »Packsaddle Lecture: Sundeep Bhandari, The Gondwana Art Project
Join us for the final Packsaddle Lecture of 2025 as Sundeep Bhandari, founder-trustee of Craft and Community Development Foundation (CCDF), presents his work on the Gondwana Art Project—a dedicated initiative supporting tribal artists from the Gondwana region of central India (Madhya Pradesh & Maharashtra), working in Gond, Warli and Bhil traditions. In partnership with NERAM’s exhibition Echoes of the Earth: Tribal and Desert Art, the Foundation has collaborated directly with the museum to bring these artists’ voices and works to…
Find out more »Museum Store Sunday
With Christmas around the corner, we invite you to “shop with purpose” at your local art museum shop and enjoy 20% shop discount all day!
Find out more »December 2025
NADIGA (at the Armidale Showground)
NADIGA means walk in Anaiwan. It is also the title of a day-long exhibition by Anaiwan artist Gabi Briggs at the Armidale Showground. The notion that walking Country is a form of knowledge-regeneration underpins three works: GEDYURA, TENYA, and ARKAN & IRBELA.
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