Our latest gallery venture is situated in Berrima, in the verdant rolling hills of the Southern Highlands, halfway between Sydney and Canberra.
Berrima village is a key fixture on trips through the historic towns of the region. It is renowned for its heritage, natural beauty, cooler climate, wineries, equestrian activities and diverse arts community.
We are open from 10am to 5pm every day except Sunday, when we are open from 10am to 4pm.
29 May 2025
Jessie Breakwell: The Fabric of Faces
Over the course of two decades, Jessie Breakwell has refined a visual language rooted in her admiration for Brett Whiteley and Henri Matisse. But the distinctiveness of her work lies in its synthesis of personal history and far-flung influence—most notably her father’s years in Uruguay and her own travels across South America. The vibrancy of the region, its colours and cultural traditions, weaves through her compositions, infusing them with a grounded warmth that offsets their bold formalism.
30 May 2025
The Scrutineer XXVII: Marlie Draught Horse Stud
As a young boy, Aleks Berzins was mesmerised watching his maternal grandfather use horses to pull a plough through the earth on his Southern Highlands farm. “When you see a team of eight horses ploughing a paddock – eight individual horses working together with all that power – there was something about it that hooked me,” Aleks explains. “The horses love learning. They are calm and they have a purpose."
29 May 2025
Deb Michell-Smith: The Pattern of Birds
Working from Narrabri in northwest NSW, Deb Michell-Smith returns again and again to the textures and forms of the bush. In this series, birds move through layered terrains of ochre, blush, and grey: cranes crossing stitched plains, geese gathering near water, kookaburras resting in the hush of afternoon.
