STILL: National Still Life Award 2023
Now in its fourth iteration, STILL: National Still Life Award is a biennial, acquisitive award for still life artworks across all mediums.
Past Exhibitions
Explore the rich and diverse range of past exhibitions at Yarrila Arts and Museum. Featuring an array of stories, artworks, and objects from various collections, including YAM’s own collection, YAM’s own award, STILL: National Still Life Award, exhibitions of local and regional artists, and captivating national touring shows.
Please Walk on the Grass
Please Walk on the Grass invites you to enter a world of play with local artist Peggy Zephyr’s hyper-coloured paintings and tactile textiles.
Speaking Water
Speaking Water is a series of video works, interwoven at times with recurring imagery and overlapping sound; a watery journey and shared expedition of five international contemporary artists.
Ngarraanga ngaanya junaaygirr hear me speak
Ngarraanga ngaanya junaaygirr hear me speak presents compelling artistic voices, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and contemporary practices of Gumbaynggirr artists.
Harbour, Headlands, Hinterland
Places are more than the backdrop to our lives; our feelings for place run deep. Sometimes we forget to really see and experience the places we move through in our everyday life.
STILL: National Still Life Award 2021
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery celebrated the STILL: National Still Life Award in 2021 as part of our 20th Anniversary Program.
STILL: National Still Life Award in 2019
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery presented the second STILL: National Still Life Award in 2019.
STILL: National Still Life Award 2017
Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery presented the Inaugural STILL: National Still Life Award in 2017.
An history of Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery’s exhibitions
Coffs Collection has records of the exhibitions held at Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery from its very first exhibition to very recently. You can see timeline of the exhibition history via the link below, or by searching Coffs Collections for a specific exhibition.
Image shown left is a detail from an opening invitation to Coffs Harbour Regional Gallery’s first exhibition, Ralph Trafford Walker: a retrospective.