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1 September 2024 - First Nations art to take pride of place in Newcastle Art Gallery

21 August 2024 - Newcastle Art Gallery unveils sculptural solution to accessibility issue

1 August 2024 - First new work commissioned for expanded Newcastle Art Gallery

25 June 2024 - Sneak peek inside expanded Newcastle Art Gallery

May 2024 - Community update

26 March 2024 - Sparkly addition to Newcastle skyline as Art Gallery expansion progresses

4 March 2024 - Gallery takes art to the community as expansion continues

28 February 2024 - City of Newcastle and University expand region's art and culture commitment

21 February 2024 - New cafe on the horizon as part of Newcastle Art Gallery expansion

23 January 2024 - Arts Minister marks milestone as Gallery expansion lays the foundation for cultural tourism boom

11 December 2023 - Funding boost for Newcastle Museum and Art Gallery

30 November 2023 - Newcastle Art Gallery expansion reaches new heights

17 October 2023 - Construction update and works zones

13 July 2023 - Artists make their mark on Newcastle Art Gallery expansion

27 April 2023 – Tender awarded for Newcastle Art Gallery

24 January 2023 – Next steps in the expansion of the Newcastle Art Gallery

16 December 2022 - City of Newcastle takes next step towards expansion of Newcastle Art Gallery

26 August 2022 – Expansion project moves underground as mine remediation kicks off at Newcastle Art Gallery

16 August 2022 – Valuation delivers multimillion-dollar boost to Newcastle Art Gallery Collection

10 August 2022 – Architects Clare Design share Newcastle Art Gallery interior sketches

27 April 2022 – Early works to commence underneath Newcastle Art Gallery ahead of expansion

28 January 2022 – Newcastle Art Gallery expansion set to start Monday

28 September 2021 – CN and Newcastle Art Gallery Foundation agree on $10 Million contribution to long-awaited expansion project

22 July 2021 – Newcastle Art Gallery expansion set to proceed

City of Newcastle acknowledges that we operate on the grounds of the traditional country of the Awabakal and Worimi peoples.
We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and continuing relationship with the land, and that they are the proud survivors of more than two hundred years of dispossession.
CN reiterates its commitment to address disadvantages and attain justice for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples of this community.