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Slag Heap Projects acknowledges the Wilyakali and Barkindji people, the traditional custodians of the lands, waters and skies within which our gallery and programs operate. We recognise that connection to culture and community is strong, and sovereignty has never been ceded. 

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Slag Heap Projects

2025 Program Announcement


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Through our gallery and off-site programs, Slag Heap Projects’ advocates for Far West NSW artists by facilitating experimentation, place-based research and commercial engagement. Slag Heap Projects wants to understand increasingly complex cultural frictions by creating a space where art is a tool for inquiry.


Slag heap, Round Hill, Lake Pamamaroo, Stephen’s Creek, Wilyakali and Barkindji Country, 2021-23. Photo: Hester Lyon
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We’re so excited to announce a huge second year of programs at Slag Heap Projects. Selected by a group of community members from our first open call out, we’re working with incredible artists from across NSW, SA and VIC - from Wilyakali and Barkandji/Barkindji Country to Peramangk Yarta to Bundjalung Country. Throughout 2025, we’ll present five exhibitions, a festival and three special projects engaging with public space.

2025 PROGRAM:


still waters run deep

BARBARA QUAYLE, BLAKE GRIFFITHS, DAN SCHULZ, TANNYA QUAYLE & VERITY NUNAN

curated by HESTER LYON
March 2025

KRYSTLE EVANS

April 2025

MATT DUNNE

June 2025

BADGER BATES & ANTHONY HAYWARD

in partnership with The Old Vic
August 2025

PUBLIC PALACE

October 2025

CYNTHIA SCHWERTSIK

October 2025

TAYA MIKAH

October 2025

ANNUAL FUNDRAISER

November 2025

Badger Bates & Anthony Hayward's exhibitions are made possible by the Australian Government Regional Arts Fund, which supports the arts in regional and remote Australia. 'still waters run deep' was proudly funded by the NSW Government in association with Cementa Festival and Firstdraft.