Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA)

Murray Art Museum Albury (MAMA) reimagines what a gallery can be. More than a showcase for art, MAMA is an all-encompassing contemporary art experience that balances international touring exhibitions with deep connections to our surrounding regional area and cultural identity.

Every corner of MAMA is bold, vibrant and alive. Along with an emphasis on innovative, self-curated exhibitions, MAMA features a stunning 24-hour ‘art skin’, interactive workshops and immersive cultural experiences.

MAMA is one of the state’s largest and best-equipped exhibition spaces with a collection of over 2400 items. Photographs and works on paper are strongly represented, along with smaller collections of paintings, ceramics, bronzes, woodcarvings, sculptural pieces and Indigenous artefacts. MAMA’s contemporary photography collection is one of the most important of its type in Australia. It includes work by Tracey Moffatt, Max Dupain, Richard Woldendorp and Phillip Quirk.