Exhibitions

Eureka Centre presents a program of temporary exhibitions featuring the work of contemporary artists. Artists are in a unique position to respond to history through a contemporary lens. Our exhibition program often explores key Eureka themes, such as equal rights, social responsibility and political action. Exhibitions may also include representations of Eureka and the gold rush and themes reflecting its impact and legacy.

Museum entry fees may apply. Please refer to individual exhibition listings for more information.
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Apronstrings

APRONSTRINGS – Flossie Peitsch

Sat, Apr 6 - Sun, Sep 15 2024
10.00am-5.00pm

Suspended blue aprons enclose and entangle the viewer as a metaphor for the selfless investment of heart and soul by women across time. 

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Steele Rudd crop

From the Collection: Building a National Literature

Mon, Apr 8 - Tue, Sep 3 2024
10.00am-4.30pm

This display highlights books of poetry and prose from that transitional time by some of Australia’s best loved writers and illustrators. During BRHAE Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 10am - 4.30pm

 

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Image: Ballarat City Fire Brigade Letterhead (detail) c.1929, Collection of the Ballarat Libraries Australiana Research Collection.

From the Collection - Ballarat Letterheads from the 1920s

Daily All day Next Event: Thu, Feb 29 - Tue, Sep 3 2024
10.00am-5.00pm

These letterheads reveal the artistic and design aesthetics of the 1920s, with many featuring detailed illustrations and ornate typography. During BRHAE Opening Hours: Monday - Thursday 10am - 4.30pm

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Three participants on stage at a Public Program at Eureka Centre Ballarat

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