Margaret Witschl, Getting Anxious, is currently showing in the Front Room until February 25. Described as sinister and ominous, this body of paintings explores the expression of anxiety within the context of contemporary Surrealism.

Currently being displayed in the Main Gallery, Griffth Aaron Baker's Continuity in Disgrace is an installation of 12 small to large scale spherical sculptures. It will remain on display until February 25.

Sound artist Gary James Joynes brings to the Main Gallery his new installation Soundbursting No. 1, opening on March 1. Please join us for the opening reception from 8 to 10 pm.

Opening March 1 in the Front Room, Higgins blurs the line between representation and abstraction in his series of portraits of close friends and family Opening Reception March 1 8 to 10 pm.

Coming to the Front Room on April 19, Turner’s installation of print works aim to reinterpret the 24 hour online shopping experience and contemporary buying behaviour.

Edmonton-based mixed media artist, writer and musician Sydney Lancaster is Harcourt's 2011/2012 Artist in Residence. Her work will focus on a new sequence of works in various media that consider the nest as an object in space & time.