The Hamilton arts community is being encouraged to think big.
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Following an array of sizable bequests, the city’s creative hub is planning some major developments in coming years.
The gallery received a further $100,000 this week from The Cranbourne Foundation.
Hamilton Gallery director Sarah Schmidt said the community could expect a world-class arts facility.
“The Cranbourne Foundation monies awarded to Hamilton Gallery come to us following an application made for funding to assist us in building a new Hamilton Gallery as an iconic world-class museum building,” she said.
“We are poised to enjoy more excellent support as interested parties take note of our exciting masterplan developments.
“Hamilton Gallery holds a remarkable $25 million collection and continues to curate major exhibitions stemming from or highlighting this collection.”
Hamilton Gallery was established in 1961 following a large bequest of an outstanding collection of art works left to the City of Hamilton by Herbert Buchanan Shaw.
Related: Hamilton Gallery Trust