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2025 Community Arts – Upcycled

27 Nov 2025 – 22 Feb 2026

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Local artists transform waste into art, in this innovative exhibition, presented in partnership with Central Goldfields Shire Council’s Healthy Environments team. 

It will be a celebration of creativity and sustainability, as this year we are doing Community Arts – Upcycled!

Artists have been encouraged to create an artwork with recycled materials/component(s) or that has a sustainability theme.

This year the exhibition will be held from
27 November 2025 through to 22 February 2026

Come in and vote for your favourite artwork for it to win the People's Choice Award.

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Here is a great example of upcycling... and this sculpture was the winner of the 2024 People's choice Award - Robert Liston, Flying Toaster, 2021–2024, mixed media: old toaster, coffee grinder, scooter, bits and bobs.

Note for exhibiting Artists re collection of artwork:
The exhibition concludes at 4pm on 22 February 2026.
We ask you to please pick up your work on the any of the following days between 10am-4pm, 26 & 27 February or 5, 6 & 7 March. An alternative day/time can only be agreed by prior arrangement with Gallery staff.

Please remember to bring your artwork receipt with you and if you are sending someone to pick it up on your behalf they must have the receipt to be able to collect the work.
Thank you


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Phone: (+61 3) 5461 6600

Old Fire Station
1 Neill Street Maryborough, Victoria

Opening Hours
Thursday to Sunday 10am–4pm

The Gallery will be closed on ANZAC Day and Good Friday.

The Gallery will also be closed from 25 December 2025 and reopen at 10am on Friday 2 January 2026.

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