Byron Spaces Gallery

A New Gallery. A New Perspective.

The Most Easterly Point is showing at the Byron Spaces Gallery from 1 September to 30 November 2026. Open Monday to Friday, 10am–4pm.

“Byron Spaces Gallery exists to give local artists, especially those who may not always have the opportunity, a free and accessible space to exhibit their work. At the same time, it invites the community to engage with art in a way that feels open, relaxed and welcoming.”

Kate Love, Spaces Gallery Coordinator

Free space for local artists to exhibit

Celebrating Local Artists and Creative Expression

Byron Spaces Gallery is a free cultural space within Byron Community Centre, supporting local artists and making art accessible to everyone. Its light-filled upstairs gallery and adjoining foyers provide a welcoming setting where creativity and community come together.

The Most Easterly Point by Jay Pearse

Art Fundraiser

Step into the serene world of award-winning local artist Jay Pearse through The Most Easterly Point. This captivating landscape exhibition explores the tranquil beauty of the region through vibrant, evocative works inspired by nature’s changing moments, from dawn’s gentle glow to the stillness of twilight.

Local landscape and artistic expression

Jay Pearse

Experience Jay’s distinctive artistry as light and shadow move across the canvas, offering fresh perspectives on familiar landscapes. Her works invite reflection, reconnection with the natural world and a deeper appreciation of the extraordinary environment surrounding Byron Bay.

Fletcher Street Cottage

Art Fundraiser

Every artwork purchased from the exhibition will help Fletcher Street Cottage provide essential services for people experiencing hardship. Visit the exhibition, celebrate local creativity and support some of the community’s most vulnerable people.

Show your work in a free community exhibition

Artist Submissions Now Open

Byron Community Centre invites local artists to apply for a free community exhibition at Byron Spaces Gallery. Seasonal exhibitions run for up to three months, with complimentary use of the Wategos Room and adjoining foyers. Artists manage installation, insurance and promotion, while the Byron Community Centre provides the venue, visibility and community support.

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