Botanical Art (December 2nd 2001 to January 28th 2002)

Curated by Virginia Mitchell: A marriage of Art and Science, these fine botanical illustrations succeed as beautiful works of art and finely detailed studies that reveal the essence of nature.

Animals and Birds in Art (October 6th - November 25th 2001)

An engaging exhibition of sculptures, prints, works on paper and paintings by Gerald Lewers, John Frank, Margel Hinder and others featuring a menagerie of creatures.

ReMix - A joint initiative of the Gallery and Nepean High School (June 2nd - July 29th 2001)

Artists responding to works by Robert Klippel, Margo Lewers and Dusan Marek.

2001: A Space Odyssey (March 31st - May 27th 2001)

Curated by Maria Hunt & Michael Crayford.
An interdisciplinary and collaborative exhibition of art, astronomy and space science organised by the Penrith Regional gallery and the Nepean Observatory at the University of Western Sydney.  A Major feature of the project will be the presentation of historical and contemporary artworks, maps, scientific ephemera and hands-on interactive computer displays.  A diverse range of educational and public programs will be presented to coincide with National Science Week.

ArtScene (March 6th 2001)

An essential forum for anyone beginning, or thinking about, a career in the arts, this panel discussion featured four exhibiting artists from Gettin' Lucky, each willing to share their unique experiences.

Margo Lewers: late works (1970 - 1978) (February 3rd - March 25th 2001)

An exhibition of abstract paintings, plexiglass sculptures and painted textiles executed from the early 1970s until her death in 1978.  These late works are more assured, lyrical and suggestive of her pictorial investigations of the early 1950s which explored the qualities and properties of reflected and refracted light and the use of interlocking planes of colour.

Gettin' Lucky (February 3rd - 25 March 25th 2001)

An exhibition project that aims to investigate, through contemporary visual art, the culture of luck and the purpose built leisure environment.   From the neon lit interiors of the Panthers entertainment complex - this shrine of popular culture with its pulsating dance floors, glitter and electronic sounds - is a promise of enjoyment, entertainment and fortune.  The seven artists will create work in a variety of media in response to the social and cultural concerns of 'gambling and luck'. Sponsored by Penrith Panthers

Contemporary Chinese Woodblock Prints (Shandong Province) (December 2nd 2000 to January 28th 2001)

A Touring Exhibition from Lismore Regional Art Gallery.