Australia’s first National Centre for Environmental Art to open in Gariwerd/Grampians

A new destination in regional Victoria will house the country’s first gallery dedicated to environmental art, launching with a major exhibition by Jacobus Capone.
Two people are watching a large video installation in a gallery. The work shows shapes of glaciers, part of an environmental artwork called 'End & Being' by Jacobus Capone.

A new gallery opening in Halls Gap, in regional Victoria, this winter promises to transform our experience of the natural world through art.

The Wama Foundation has announced the launch of the National Centre for Environmental Art – Australia’s first gallery solely dedicated to artistic responses to environmental themes and set at the foothills of the Gariwerd/Grampians National Park. Once open, the gallery will form part of a larger art and ecology precinct.

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David Burton is a writer from Meanjin, Brisbane. David also works as a playwright, director and author. He is the playwright of over 30 professionally produced plays. He holds a Doctorate in the Creative Industries.