Our gallery is about making space for artists to exhibit and sell their work without the usual barriers of high fees, complex applications or strict requirements. Whether you're emerging or experienced, local or visiting, you'll find flexible options that work for you. The gallery serves both artist and audience, a place to see finished work and understand the process behind it. Our multi-disciplinary approach means the space stays fresh with unexpected combinations and cross-pollinating ideas that keep things interesting.

Our workshops bring people together through hands-on creative exploration. Learn new skills, share ideas, work with your hands and discover fresh directions for your practice. We host sessions across different disciplines like printmaking, drawing, writing and creative business practice. Each workshop is led by talented creatives from our local area and beyond, with every facilitator bringing their unique expertise. All experience levels are welcome, whether you're a complete beginner or a seasoned maker. Some workshops run regularly, others pop up based on community interest. Check our schedule and sign up for your next creative adventure.

Made in Clunes at Rogue Planet is about making space; for creatives, for ideas, for community. At the centre of the project is a reimagined use of the old Clunes School of Mines building. It will bring together local and visiting creatives within a community of like minded creatives. The space cultivates and promotes exhibitions, workshops and small events across a diverse range of creative disciplines. It provides a digital and physical platform for artists to show and share their work in a place that nurtures play as much as outcome.

At its core, Rogue Planet at the Clunes School of Mines will offer scheduled opportunities to gather, learn and connect. There'll be moments that are structured like events, talks and exhibitions. But also moments that are casual and conversational, a quiet cup of coffee, a creative afternoon tea, a spontaneous chat in the gallery. The space is designed to be flexible, low-pressure and welcoming. It's not only for creatives or workshop attendees but for the curious neighbour, the visiting friend, the passer-by who stops in and stays longer than they planned.