
MORNINGTON PENINSULA REGIONAL GALLERY
A: Civic Reserve, Dunns Rd, Mornington
P: +61 3 5950 1580
E: mprg@mornpen.vic.gov.au
Mornington Peninsula Regional Gallery (MPRG) is the largest public gallery in the South East region of Melbourne. It strives to make art accessible to everyone in its community. Entry to the gallery is free.
Over the past 50 years the MPRG Collection has grown to include more than 1,900 objects, including paintings, drawings, prints and sculptures. Renowned for its specialist holdings of contemporary Australian works on paper, it also holds important historical artworks that capture the cultural heritage of the Mornington Peninsula, which has been a haven and source of inspiration for many well-known artists.
A new series of permanent collection rooms present highlights of the collection and gives the gallery the opportunity to activate its collection in fresh and unexpected ways. Friends of MPRG support the ongoing development of the gallery. The Friends organise regular events, such as coffee morning talks and excursions, which help connect its members socially, and bring new people into the gallery.
AWARDS
National Works on Paper.
FACILITIES
- Cafe
- Parklands
- Free guided tours
- Historic building
- Onsite parking
- Wheelchair access
- Workshops & classes
FEATURED STORIES AND EXHIBITIONS

Gaia Starace: Forever Clouds

Group Exhibition: Interstices, navigating space and interspace

Debbie Mackinnon: Unfolding

Jan Cristaudo: By The Way

Group exhibition: Through Our Eyes

Sandra Blackburne: Open Spaces

Group exhibition: Desert Colours 2022

Group exhibition: Embers, Epicorm – Art of the Eurobodalla

Deirdre Hart: Tracks and Traces

Group exhibition: Time Will Tell

Annelies Jahn and Jane Burton Taylor: Tethered

Seong Cho: Terrestrial Symphony

Tracy Stirzaker: More Myself – A Journey of Self Love

Group exhibition: The World That Feels Warm 有温度的世界

Group exhibition: Grounded

Group exhibition: Interlude

Cathy Shugg: Light Colour Joy

Group exhibition: Hold Everything Dear More Than Ever

Group exhibition: Beyond Matter

Pamela Leung: Shades Of Red IV, 2021

Group Exhibition: Desert Colours 2021

Group Exhibition: Precious Treasures

Debbie Mackinnon: Making My Mark: A Year of Daily Drawing

Terhi Hakola and Alma + Brett Studholme: Tears of Things

Group Exhibtion: Ravaged

Jan Cristaudo: Jan Cristaudo Abstract Paintings

Minka Gillian: Mind Garden

Steven Durbach (aka Sid Sledge): Wobbly Machine

Group Exhibition: Unfolding

Group Exhibition: Velatino – A Light Veil

Reid Butler: Water Paper

Grace Sui: Where it Shines

Group Exhibition: Connect II

Group Exhibition: IMMERSION: Volatile Visions / Serenity

Odette Ireland: In My Nature

Group Exhibition: HOME GROWN: The Tenacious Realm

Lois Robertson: FLOW – Iceland

Dara Kretschmer: Something There Is

Group Exhibition: Refracted Light

Group Exhibition: Places of Work: Sydney’s Industrial Heritage

Group Exhibition: Saturated Terrain

Group Exhibition: Stories from the Beginning
