Exhibitions

Our gallery showcases and supports local artists, presenting a wide range of work including painting, photography, installation and sculpture.

  • 6 December 2024 - 25 January 2025

    Shibori in Blue - Jean Carbon

    indigo works on silk

    Jean Carbon presents an installation of silk panels showcasing her signature & experimental Shibori techniques Shibori - from the Japanese : Shibori to 'wring, squeeze, press' the Shibori group of techniques include numerous resist processes practiced...

  • 6 November - 29 November 2024

    Porcelain, the delicate nature of. Barbara Smith

    An exhibition featuring works made with porcelain slip, based on found objects from home & local environment

  • 13 September - 10 October 2024

    Lady Stardust - Bridget Barnett

    This vibrant body of works is an intensive exploration of the definition of a painting. Commencing on the two-dimensional plane, this evolutionary enquiry progresses to organic planar forms - freed from the confines of the canvas - moving into the realm...

  • 9 August - 12 September 2024

    DECIDE : Hannah Saies

    New works on canvas "The works come from a place where there is fear of the unknown, and focus on the moments before and after a life-altering decision is made." Hannah Saies

  • 12 July - 8 August 2024

    A Tale Half Told - Lynda Wilson

    drawings & objects of an eccentric nature

  • 15 June - 11 July 2024

    Geometric Horizons - Xavier Tapp

    a journey of creativity and mathematical precision

  • 18 May - 12 June 2024

    Passing Traffic & Blue Skies - Gaye Jurisich

    everyday drawings from everyday places

  • 20 April - 15 May 2024

    Small Moments

    plein air paintings by Eleanor Gee

    Introducing Raglan artist Eleanor Gee. This exhibition features a selection of plein air works inspired by nature. Plein Air was made an art form by the French Impressionists. These works capture the ephemeral qualities of light, colour & movement.

  • 29 November - 19 December 2023

    Carmel van der Hoeven

    m i c r o s t u d i e s

    “micro studies” It’s a process where I take my work that is gestural and intuitive and then focus on a very small section, break it down and recreate it as a study of my own mark making Carmel van der Hoeven