AUSTRALIAN MASTERS IN PRINT: Hamilton Art Gallery, until November 15. From the gallery’s vast collection comes this exhibition of Australian prints dating from the late 19th century to today.

LORENA CARRINGTON: Blarney Books & Art, Port Fairy, until November 15. Photo-art collection exploring folklore and feminism.

FLIGHT OF FANCY: South West TAFE, Warrnambool, until November 17. Collection of works and videos by students from TAFE’s disability programs.

A FAMILY AFFAIR: St Paul’s Hall, Camperdown, November 20-22. Siblings Gwen Benallack, Jean Waterhouse, Don Cuttler and Ian Cuttler combine for this show featuring painting, sculpture and poetry.

A QUIET PLACE: WAG, until November 22. A retrospective of Warrnambool artist Kathryn Ryan’s south-west landscapes.

NEW ACQUISITIONS: WAG, until November 22. Paintings, sculptures and works on paper that have been recently added to the WAG’s collection.

ART & DESIGN: WAG, until November 22. Exhibition of works by Brauer College students.

VCE CREATIVE SHOWCASE: Hamilton Art Gallery, until November 29. Showcase of art from secondary students in the Greater Hamilton region.

DREAMS & ASPIRATIONS: Portland Arts Centre, November 16-December 11. Exhibition of works by Glenelg Shire artists with a disability.

FEATURE ARTIST: Merri View Gallery, Warrnambool, until December 12. Warrnambool & District Artists Society features works by artist Murray Jennings for viewing on weekends.

FRENCH THREADS - ANCESTRAL WOMEN: Scope Galleries, Warrnambool, until December 13. Exhibition featuring works by south-west artists Marion Manifold and Carol Eagle.

DISPLACED: Scope Galleries, until December 13. An exhibition of recent paintings by Sydney artist Annette Iggulden.

CELEBRATION: 101 Gray Street, Hamilton, until December 24. Exhibition of local artists on the theme of celebration.

LEST WE FORGET: Warrnambool RSL, ‘til January 2. Warrnambool & District Artists’ Society remember our soldiers through art.

CERAMICS & METALWARE: Hamilton Art Gallery, until January 7. Exhibition of recent gifts and acquisitions from the collection.

ONLY LOVERS LEFT ALIVE: Mozart Hall, Warrnambool, November 11, 7.30pm. Jim Jarmusch directs this tale of rock star vampires, screened by F Project Cinema.

LOOKING AFTER NUMBER ONE: Dunkeld Community Centre, November 13, 10am. Hear from Regional Arts Victoria and guest speakers on looking after yourself, your arts practice and your arts organisation.

ART GARDEN LAUNCH: 107 Brown Street, Hamilton, November 13, 5.30pm. Unveiling of a garden and public art space in the heart of Hamilton.

HIMALAYA: Port Campbell Surf Life Saving Club, November 13, 6.30pm. Screening of Eric Valli’s Himalayan-set family drama as a fundraiser for Nepal earthquake relief.

SLEEPING BEAUTY: Lighthouse Theatre, Warrnambool, November 13, 7.30pm. The Russian National Ballet Theatre presents this stunning production of the classic ballet.

WORKSHOP: The Artery, November 14, 10am. Join Ricky Schembri for the first of two pastel workshops.

ART SESSIONS: Darlington Hall, November 14, 1pm. Join artist/teacher Carmel O’Connor for this monthly art and craft practice session.

HOW ARE YA?: Madden’s Commercial Hotel, Camperdown, November 14, 2pm. Special matinee performance of locally staged cabaret event.

HOW ARE YA?: Madden’s Commercial Hotel, Camperdown, November 14, 6pm. Local performers stage this semi-regular cabaret-style night of comedy, music and dance.

SWAN LAKE: Lighthouse Theatre, Warrnambool, November 14, 7.30pm. The Russian National Ballet Theatre presents this stunning production of the classic ballet.

OPEN GARDEN: 9 Koroit-Port Fairy Road, Killarney, November 15, 10am. Artist Cherree Densley hosts an open garden, sculpture exhibition, basket-making workshop, and the second of Ricky Schembri’s pastel workshop.

FLAK: Lighthouse Studio, Warrnambool, November 18, 8pm. Writer, radio personality and comedian Michael Veitch presents this tale of WWII pilots.

FORCE OF DESTINY: Hamilton Cinema, November 19, 7.30pm & November 20, 2pm. David Wenham stars in this Aussie drama, screened by Hamilton Film Group.