Braemar Gallery
Braemar House and Braemar Gallery's Sculpture Garden. Sculptures by Laurent Rivory.
Braemar House is part of the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub precinct. It is home to Braemar Gallery.
Opened in 1988, Braemar Gallery is a community non-commercial gallery operated by Blue Mountains City Council to support local visual artists, with ongoing guidance from the all-volunteer Braemar Gallery Reference Group. We charge no exhibition fees, welcome proposals annually, and do not handle sales or collect any commission.
Braemar Gallery is proud to support Hub Upstairs Gallery located next door on level 1 of the Blue Mountains Theatre and Community Hub.
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Address: 104 Macquarie Road, Springwood, NSW 2777
Opening Hours: 10am – 4pm | Thursday – Sunday
Admission: Free
Access: Wheelchair access is available through the main door with a wheelchair ramp.
Contact: Email braemargallery@gmail.com or phone the Blue Mountains Cultural Centre on 02 4780 5410.
Applications to Exhibit: Information on exhibiting at Braemar Gallery and The Hub Upstairs Gallery is detailed under the Opportunities page.
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Blue Mountains Mosaic Collective | Grounded
27 Nov - 21 Dec
Official opening event at 2pm on Saturday 29 November.
Mosaic is a time-honoured art form, firmly grounded in history yet alive with relevance today. Unearthed fragments from ancient sites remind us of stories built with stones of the past. In Grounded, artists continue this tradition, creating works that speak of place, habitat, and home. Using materials drawn from the earth - stone, minerals, porcelain, metal and glass, they reveal mosaic’s enduring ability to ground us in memory, material, and meaning.
Participating artists: Pip Enever, Robyn FitzRoy, Gill Green, Kim Hallam, Caitlin Hepworth, Vicki Jackett, Andrea Ketterling, John Mathews, Galia Menin, Christine Stickley, Pat Watson, Linda Weiss, Xanthe Wells and Sally Zylberberg
Image: VICKI JACKETT Snowgums 2025, smalti, mookaite, smokey quartz, jasper, garnet, driftwood and bark, 30 x 54 cm
Byron Kinnaird | Poems for Independence
27 Nov - 21 Dec
Official opening event at 2pm on Saturday 29 November.
Poems for Independence is a collection of new works from Byron Kinnaird exploring the possibilities of poetry as drawing. Two large-scale works anchor the show, accompanied by a suite of new experimental charcoal drawings, continuing Byron’s engagement with landscape, spirituality, architecture, iconography, and poetry. Working through an intuitive and reflective process, these new works move between deeply personal inner explorations and shared human experience.
Image: BYRON KINNAIRD We are always changed / Mountain call 2025, soft pastel on paper, 140 x 120 cm
2025-2026 EXHIBITION PROGRAM
Coming soon
SUMMER CLOSURE: Braemar Gallery will be closed from 23 Dec 2025 - 7 Jan 2026. It will reopen on 8 Jan 2026.
8 Jan - 8 Feb 2026
Official opening event at 2pm on Saturday 10 January
Mounted ARI - Let the part tell the whole
Sandi Lucock - There and not there
12 Feb - 15 Mar 2026
Official opening event at 2pm on Saturday 14 February
Susie Summers, Katrina Bodey & Anita White - cotton, clay & canvas
19 Mar - 12 Apr 2026
Official opening event at 2pm on Saturday 21 March
Judy Thistleton-Martin, Jeannie McInnes, Christine Hyde, Robyn Cook - Inspired by Birdwood Gully
Jennifer Gardiner with Louise Fox - Intangible Legacies