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.
5 Oct 2024
The Scrutineer XXIV: Louise Frith
Little Blue Gum Creek ran through the back yard of Louise Frith’s childhood home as it meandered its way into Lane Cove National Park. Her best friend lived on the other side of the stream and the two young girls would spend hours exploring, returning home around dusk. “The bush was my playground and I was given a lot of freedom by my parents,” Frith recalls fondly.
19 Sep 2024
Elizabeth Beaumont: Last Light
The brush in Beaumont's hand is driven by the full movement of her arm—propelled from the shoulder or forearm, not guided by the wrist. One of the qualities Beaumont most values in her work is directness, which, like the late abstract artist Tony Tuckson, can be understood as a commitment to truth-to-materials and a visible, intentional technique.
12 Sep 2024
Peta West: Songlines
Peta West is a practicing contemporary Australian printmaker whose work taps into the sublimity of the Australian landscape and diversity of life it supports. Working primarily with linoleum, West is renowned for her immersive large-scale prints that beguile audiences with their intricate detailing and depth. West’s prints are worlds unto their own, each a self-contained universe, where plants and animals appear in abundance.
