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Bega Valley Regional Gallery
The Bega Valley Regional Gallery is a publicly funded art gallery and cultural facility located in the town centre of Bega in south eastern New South Wales Australia. The gallery showcases contemporary Australian visual culture with up to ten exhibitions annually. In 2015 the gallery expands its footprint as the cultural outpost on Australia's (WILDERNESS COAST ) and will launch two project spaces within new Bega Valley Shire Council community developments.〔http://www.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/cp_themes/default/page.asp?p=DOC-YMA-67-52-33〕
Bega Valley Regional Gallery is the only publicly funded art gallery in South Eastern New South Wales with its closest neighbours being Wagga Wagga Regional Gallery - The National Art Glass Gallery to the west and the Shoalhaven City Arts Centre〔http://www.shoalhavenartscentre.com.au〕 to the north.
The gallery currently employs a part-time curator and access & learning facilitator. As of early 2015 the gallery staff and council are writing a 5-year strategic plan for the gallery which will include strong recommendations to increase the current positions to full-time and to create the position of Director for the gallery. Despite these limitations, the gallery delivers up to 40 public programs and outreach activities within the local government and regional area per year, including film nights, traditional drawing, printmaking and painting workshops as well as new media and film based workshops, curatorial lectures, visiting artist and academic lectures and professional development seminars for artists. The gallery aligns with council's Community Strategic Plan〔http://www.begavalley.nsw.gov.au/cp_content/resources/2013_CSP_FINAL_v.3_-_WEB.pdf〕 and develops activities along its guiding principles of Equity, Access and Participation.
== History ==
The gallery in its current location, within the headquarters of the Bega Valley Shire Council, has existed since 1988 when it was built with a promise of $500,000 Australian Bicentenary funding from the federal government. Due to delays in the building of the facility the funding was removed, despite the gallery eventually being finished within the projected timeframe. This led to the gallery being not so much purpose built as a modern art gallery, but as a rudimentary exhibition space. Nonetheless, the local community has embraced the gallery and the space attracts around 12,000 visitors annually. The gallery was created to address the need of a local organisation, the Bega Valley Arts and Crafts Society, to have a permanent space for it to exhibit and display it's art collection. The group had been housed in a succession of locations within Bega since its formation in 1946. With the creation of the Regional Gallery, the society entrusted its collection to the council to hold on behalf of the community. The collection is an historical one featuring paintings by Hilda Rix Nicholas, Julian Ashton and prints by Sydney Long. The three pieces of Hilda Rix Nicholas' in the collection have been on regular loan since the artist was 'rediscovered' in the 2010s. Most noatably the works have been included in exhibitions at the National Portrait Gallery〔http://www.portrait.gov.au/exhibitions/paris-to-monaro-2013〕 and the Mosman Art Gallery〔http://mosmanartgallery.org.au/exhibitions/une-australienne-hilda-rix-nicholas-in-paris-tangier-and-sydney〕
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