Time & Love: The Handcrafted Bedroom (December 6 2003 - February 8 2004)

Showcased handcrafted textile artworks made for, and found in the bedroom.

Brainfeed Hungry for Art & Technology (October 5 - November 30 2003)

Working between shadow and light; technology and translation; intention and site. With a conceptual framework the artists work with technology using the brain to produce a finely crafted product.  Artists included Jenny Allan, Rochelle Allan, Robyn Backen, Mel Donat, Tarna Edwards, Joan Grounds, Haro, Martin Kirkwood, Keren Ruki, Tim Ryan and Jonathan Wilson.

Richard Glover was - Live at The Gallery - 4 September 2003

Boofheads and Scrubbers Revenge: Double the Trouble. Double the Fun (August 2nd - September 28th 2003)

The sexes gone mad, Boofheads and Scrubbers Revenge examined some bottom line realities. Star studded, the exhibition brought together a fearsome crew of provocative, even irritating, contemporary Australian artists.

At The Time It Seemed Important - (August 2nd - September 28th 2003)

Christopher Dean fresh from his residency here at the Gallery. New works based on the Gallery’s collection as well as a retrospective look into Christopher’s academic conceptual artworks.  Christopher Dean dials M for Margo.

Operation Art (June 28 - July 27 2003)

Works by kids from across NSW, Operation Art was a project that encouraged students from Kindergarten to Year 10 in all NSW schools to create artworks for children in hospital.

Big Day Art (June 22nd 2003)

Soft Shoulders (June 1st - June 22nd 2003)

Photographic exhibition at Sonia Farley Studios.  Works by Joanne So, Janice Smith, Lynette de Weerdt, Christine Stickley, Siobhan Wootten, Janette Vance.

Unreal Rock (May 3rd - June 22nd 2003)

A raw look at the 70’s, featuring Jacques L'Affrique's photos of Australian Rock (1972-74).

Vernon Treweeke’s (May 3rd - June 22nd 2003)

Wild ultra violet and psychedelic paintings.

Vinyl House (May 3rd - June 22nd 2003)

Anita & Beyond (March 1st - 27 April 27th 2003)

The 1986 murder of Anita Cobby was tragic and affecting. None of us can or should forget it. The 'Anita and Beyond' exhibition celebrates a life lost and a legacy both potent and affirming.  With care compassion and firm resolve Anita and Beyond has been guided and developed by a community curatorium. Their aim has been to examine life after violence in an attempt to heal.  Anita and Beyond is an ambitious mix of social history, personal memories and contemporary art. The exhibition presents twelve of Australia's foremost contemporary artists engaging with the effects of Anita's rape and murder.