Gosford Regional Gallery

Set on 26 hectares of public reserve in the heart of East Gosford on the shores of Caroline Bay is the Gosford Regional Gallery.  A creative space that provides a cultural and educational resource for the community, as well as a place to explore local, national and international artists.

Incorporating the Edogawa Commemorative Garden, a beautiful Japanese styled garden, the Gosford Regional Gallery offers 3 exhibition spaces, a cafe and space for workshops. 

Enjoy exploring the gallery, entry is free and the gallery is open from 9:30am-4pm daily.

Surrounded by Time with a Canary in a Coal Mine aims to capture the fragility of our environment and the urgency of conservation. By juxtaposing historical illustrations of endangered species with their current plight, the objective is to create a poignant narrative that evokes both nostalgia and concern. 1-23 February 2025.

Dandhi means “Grounded” in my language, Gunggari. This exhibition is about being connected to the land, the waterways, and our culture. It’s about remembering where we come from - our roots, our language - and how that gives us strength. When we stay grounded in those things, it’s like building on a solid foundation. We can look ahead, but it’s always with our past in mind. These works reflect that balance between holding onto our traditions and growing from them, showing the positive impact it has on us and the generations to come.

A Central Vision brings together the best artworks from students studying at local Public Secondary High Schools.
This annual exhibition presents the opportunity for selected students to display their artwork in a professional gallery setting, with prizes awarded to a selection of artworks. The exhibition features artists from Years 7-12.

25 Moments celebrates the Central Coast’s Gosford Regional Gallery as it enters its 25th year of exhibiting art. Since opening in 2000, the gallery has held nearly 500 exhibitions. 25 moments will display internationally recognised and local artists who have shaped the gallery and showcased artistic triumph.

Futurescapes gathers young multidisciplinary artists who speculate sustainable ways of relating to the world. The exhibition and accompanying workshops foster an interactive ecology in which to imagine a future of diverse being, knowing and co-existence. Futurescapes is curated by emerging practitioner Anna-Francesca Seymour and is showcasing in The Community Gallery.

Since 2003, Emerging has run as a biennial art award to support early-career artists develop their practice. Entries are open to artists across New South Wales aged 18 to 30. The exhibition of the Emerging finalists provides an opportunity for the selected artists to develop and exhibit a new or existing body of work at Gosford Regional Gallery. The prize supports artists who work in non-traditional mediums and a wide range of installation-based practices to present their artwork to a regional gallery audience.

Dear Christians is a new hand-drawn animation by award-winning artist Todd Fuller, centred on the life and work of Reverend Rod Bower of Gosford Anglican Church.
Narrated by Bower himself, the body of work explores his powerful advocacy for LGBTIQ rights through his viral church signs.
Through animation and drawing, Fuller’s exhibition weaves together poignant moments from Bower’s life and his impact on diverse communities beyond the church pews of Gosford.

The Archibald Prize for portrait painting is Australia’s most celebrated and democratic - sometimes controversial - art award. Following their display at the Art Gallery in Sydney, the Archibald Prize 2025 finalist works will tour to venues across NSW offering audiences outside Sydney the opportunity to see these notable works.