Atrium Exhibition Series

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Welcome to the Atrium: Council's Gateway to Art & Culture!

The Civic Centre Atrium is a vibrant space dedicated to showcasing the incredible talent of our local artists and fostering a deeper connection with art and culture in our community.

Throughout the year, like a chameleon, the Atrium adopts diverse and varied patterns and colours, to provide captivating, fresh exhibitions each month. The monthly themes explore a diverse range of social concerns and themes, often aligning with significant calendar events like:

  • NAIDOC Week: Celebrating the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
  • International Day of People with Disability: Raising awareness, promoting inclusion and celebrating the contributions of people with disabilities within the creative arts.
  • Youth Week: Highlighting the talents, ideas and achievements of our young people.
  • Seniors Festival: Offering a program of events focusing on keeping seniors healthy, active and social.

And much more...

The Atrium Space

The Atrium, with its beautiful open design and natural light, provides the perfect platform for artists to showcase their work. Whether it's captivating paintings, thought-provoking sculptures, or inspiring photography, the space allows visitors to fully immerse themselves in the artistic experience.

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Atrium Exhibition Series Schedule for 2024 
  • January - Creating & Thriving (exhibition extension)
  • Feburary - Galentine's Gals
  • March - Beyond Creative - (Seniors Festival)
  • April - Local Youth, Global Voice (Youth Week)
  • May - Wingecarribee Remembers
  • June - Animal Magnetism 
  • July - Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud & Proud (NAIDOC)
  • August - A Moment in Time 
  • September - The Portfolio Show
  • October - Sustainablity Exhibition (Fashion Reset - Waste to Art)
  • November - Art Trail Feature (Hub)
  • December - International Day of People with Disability
Current Exhibition:

The Portfolio Show: Photographs and Maps by Tony Sheffield 


The Portfolio Show: Photographs and Maps
by Tony Sheffield features over 60 stunning works on canvas, cotton rag, and archival paper. Visitors will be treated to a range of captivating images, including:

  • Breathtaking landscapes of the Southern Highlands
  • Images of horses, plants, and the unique rural life of the area
  • Captivating photographs of Highland cattle and sheep

A Celebration of Place and Photography

Sheffield uses his expert eye to capture the unique character of the Southern Highlands, showcasing its beauty across different seasons and weather conditions. His photographs not only inspire a love for photography but also serve as a guide to the many wonderful places the Shire has to offer.

Visit the Civic Centre between Tuesday 3 September - Wednesday 2 October, 2024.

Don't miss this opportunity to experience the captivating work of Tony Sheffield and discover the beauty of the Southern Highlands through his lens.

Explore Past Exhibitions:

Did you miss a previous exhibition? Not to worry! We maintain an archive of past displays from the current year here on our website. See our Atrium Gallery for images held in our Atrium exhibiton space throughout the year.

The Atrium: Where Art Meets Community

The Atrium isn't just about showcasing art; it's about fostering a sense of community. It's a space for conversation, reflection, and inspiration. We encourage you to visit the Atrium regularly, explore the changing exhibitions, and discover the artistic talent thriving right here in our community.

If you have any questions about our Atrium exhibition space or are interested in taking part in one of our exhibitions please contact our Community Development Officer - Arts & Culture to make an enquiry by email.

Find the event details from our Atrium Exhibitions: