The Warwick Art Gallery has the capacity to arrange different size spaces for the purpose of exhibiting works of art. 

The Main Gallery can be used by itself or in conjunction with the Foyer Gallery for a larger combined. The Main Gallery can also be divided into sections as required. The Main Gallery has 46.3 metres of hanging track excluding mobile walls. 

The Foyer Gallery can be used by itself for a small exhibition. The Foyer Gallery has 7 metres of hanging track. 

The Orange Wall Gallery is dedicated to emerging and mid career local artists. The Orange Wall Gallery has 9.5 metres of hanging track. 

View the Gallery floorplan here.

Warwick Art Gallery exhibitions are installed and maintained by the Gallery Director and Gallery support staff, with the assistance of trained volunteers. 

Gallery responsibilities and artist responsibilities are established in an exhibition agreement and are individual to each exhibition. The Gallery Director will invite you for a meeting several months before your exhibition to go through the agreement with you. 

We encourage exhibiting artists to consider offering workshops and/or an artist floor talk as part of their exhibition to add to the visitor experience. 

We promote exhibition and events via our website, social media, local newspapers, posters in Rose City Shoppingworld, direct mail to Gallery members and email newsletters. 

Warwick Art Gallery is committed to supporting artists in their professional activities. Artists will receive a payment for their exhibition. 

Main Gallery 

Individual artists and artist groups or collectives will receive a payment of $900. For groups and collectives, this payment is to be divided between group members. 

Orange Wall Gallery 

Individual artists and artists groups or collectives will receive a payment of $200. For groups and collectives, this payment is to divided between group members. 

Please note: school bookings are not eligible for payment. 

Complete the application form below or download a printable version and return to the Gallery. Please ensure you attach a CV (2 pages maximum) and up to 12 images of your work (for group applications, a good representation of several members' work is suitable). If the proposal is for an installation or piece not yet constructed, please include examples of prior work, with a detailed diagram or description of your proposed idea. 

The purpose of an artist statement is to provide an explanation of what interests you and influences your work; what you do and how you do it, and what you would like to acheive. 

An artist's statement (or group statement) is intended to explain, justify and contextualise your body of work. The information you provide will be used by the Gallery for publicity - website, media release, printed programs, etc. 

What to include: 

• For individuals: tell us why you create your art and what it means to you. 
• For groups: tell us about your group - why it formed, how long it has existed, and the group's purpose and achievements. 
• Consider what art form or forms are represented. What themes are explored? What will compel the Gallery visitor to want to view your work? 
• Is there anything unusual in how you will mount the exhibition? (The committee needs to know roughly what materials you will be using and what the exhibition will look like. The committee will also need to know about any possible installation difficulties). 
• Can you offer educational elements to compliment the exhibit, and/or are you available for workshops, classes or lectures?