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Stay up to date with Kaiela Arts. From exhibition launches to news about our move to the Shepparton Art Museum, you can read all about it here.

Galnyatj Schools Program – Info Session for Teachers

Wednesday 31st May 5pm – 7pmKaiela Arts, 530 Wyndham St Shepparton Come and learn more about Kaiela Arts’ Galnyatj Schools Program, meet some of the…

TURTLE MUSTER 2023

Kaiela Arts’ annual Turtle Muster on the Lake is back! All are welcome to join us for Community Day on Wed 19th April from 10am…

DJIBAUGA SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM

The DJIBAUGA School Holiday program starts this April School Holidays! This FREE program is open to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people…

DEADLY DECKS

YOUTH CULTURAL ARTS PROGRAM AT KAIELA ARTS A series of FREE workshops at Kaiela Arts for local First Nations youth to design and paint their…

Who We Are Exhibition

Thursday 6 October 2022 – Monday 6 February 2023 Kaiela Arts is proud to announce our first public exhibition in over a year, celebrating Who…

Galynatj Teacher Artist Training Program

Kaiela Arts is offering local First Nations artists living in the Greater Shepparton region, a chance to join us in our Galynatj Teacher Artist Training…

Kaiela deya, manu nyananan (River here, is home to all of us)

We are excited to share with you an artwork by Kaiela Arts artists which has been installed in the SAM Window. Kaiela deya, manu nyananan (River…

Kids On Tour – ART FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!

Coinciding with the NGV’s Kids Summer Festival, a range of hand’s-on art activities will be delivered around the state between 15 – 23 January 2022.

Kaiela Arts Newsletter July-December 2021

We are excited to share with you our latest newsletter where you will find a letter from our Manager Angie Russi, photos from Turtle Muster on…

COVID-19 Update

Kaiela Arts is working towards opening its doors to public again soon, however entry to the gallery/shop will be by appointment only.

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