2022 Exhibitions

The Hidden Land

4th - 23rd December

Opening event 1pm Sunday 4th December

Kieran Mangan

Image: Lights burning on some horizon, 2022. Oil on Canvas.

Sun-Raysed

4 Nov - 2 Dec

Aaron Bailey, Luci Callipari-Marcuzzo, Piero Clemente Garreffa, Kate Cotching, Neil Fettling, Ross Lake & Jeremy Matthews. Curated by Rohan Morris.

𝘚𝘶𝘯-𝘙𝘢𝘺𝘴𝘦𝘥 will showcases seven artists responding and connected to the area known as Sunraysia – exploring and modifying irrigation, drylands, sunshine, media, and horticulture since 1919.

Read the exhibition catalogue here.

Image: Exhibition install, Workspace 3496.

Entwined

2 - 29 October

Daniel Hills

A series of tributes and family memory entwined.

Image: Walk in my shoes, 2022. Wicker cane and paracord. Daniel Hills

An Eclectic Collection

2 - 30 September 2022

Robinvale Art Group

Rhonda Avery, Jackie Cousins, Tara Parish & Val Tucker

A selection of works from the Robinvale Art Group.

Image: Sweethearts, Acrylic, Tara Parish.

Mallee Observations

1 - 26 August 2022

John Falcon

I enjoy seeking new and different perspectives of the landscape when I paint, with various objects and shapes diffused in the foreground or background. Almost like seeing the view from a bird’s angle – sitting in a tree or nesting on the ground. Using various mediums like watercolour, inks, and acrylic, it helps me explore the landscapes and refine my skills and tests my ability. This also say something of my nationality and how it finds its way into my landscapes, often breaking away from the ‘traditional norm’. Finding a connection to place is important to me and socially therefore I am also involved in local art groups to continue to learn and share together as we translate what we see in front of us to create depictions of our own environments.

Image: Rio Vista House, 2021, ink on paper.

gratitude and birdsong, 2021

3 - 22 July 2022

Chris Fraser

a selection of recent works on paper – narratives from the heart …

Colour is all important to my artwork; colour, line and pattern. Influences are many and ever changing. They range from exotic fruit to illustrated books to the universal subconscious. Over the last few years I have worked from early childhood photos, which are black and white. My aim was to take the personal and interpret it in a more universal and symbolic form. I gain a great deal of pleasure from seeing the enjoyment that other people experience from my artwork.

Image: awaken your senses, 2021, acrylic ink & paint pen on Arches w/c paper.