There are a number of creative spaces operating within the City of Greater Bendigo, including spaces managed by the City, Temporary Art Spaces, Community and Educational Spaces and Commercial Galleries.
Creative Spaces in Greater Bendigo
Click here to download a past compilation of creative spaces found in Greater Bendigo including exhibition spaces, street art locations, Artist Run and co-working spaces, commercial and retail galleries, online offerings and community and education spaces. AN UPDATED VERSION OF THIS DOCUMENT IS CURRENTLY BEING CREATED.
Gallery Spaces for Local Artists
As part of the suite of spaces managed by Bendigo Venues and Events, the following spaces are available for local artists for low or no fee.
Follow the links below or contact us for information, conditions of use or hire enquiries.
Dudley House Gallery provides a centre for local artists and the broader creative community.
Dudley House hosts an annual program of exhibitions, displays, events and wide variety of activities in the View Street Arts precinct.
Dudley House
The Exhibit B program covers two exhibitions spaces:
Both spaces are suitable for small exhibitions by individuals, groups and organisations.
Exhibit B Gallery Spaces
The Foyer space at The Capital supports an ongoing program of exhibitions.
This curated space provides an opportunity for local artists to present work to the visitors who come to the Capital for live performances and other events.
The Capital Foyer
Greater Bendigo’s Public Art program is thriving and artworks and activations created by local, regional and national artists are located across Greater Bendigo. Bendigo Venues & Events Temporary Public Art initiatives include: Pennyweight Walk Open Air Gallery, Ground Level Chancery Lane, Carriageway Projection Space, Djaara Lights and numerous mural commissions.
Opportunities for local artists are promoted in the Arts e-bulletin. To subscribe email arts.info@bendigo.vic.gov.au
Bendigo Street Art Walking ToursBV&E acknowledges the Dja Dja Wurrung and Taungurung Peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands where our venues stand and where we share stories through art and culture.
We acknowledge and pay respect to their Elders past, present and future.
