Sovereign Tea

Sovereign Tea

Yaama! Six Story tellers, weaving tales of cultural resilience, justice and unwavering truth. A Story telling night like no other! Aunty Glennys Briggs, Aunty Ruth Davys, Aaron Perkins Kemp Berger, Davina Jackson, Kat Kitch and Racheal Oak Butler. Look forward to seeing you there, mandaang guwu!

Yuletide Stars

Yuletide Stars

This is going to be rather wonderful. Our Music Director ,Jeremy Kerr, has put together a selection of carols ancient and modern, featuring Hodie,by foundation member of the choir Dr Terry Hillman AM, the exciting sounds of the Rutter Magnificat (conducted by Jessie Swan) and the luminous Galaxias by Argentinian composer Santiago Veros. Of course, there…

Look at Me Looking at You

Look at Me Looking at You

OPENING NIGHT: Saturday 24th October, 5-7pm at Gateway Gallery Look at me Looking at you by Gael Fairhurst and Lyndell Gray. Two artists. Two very different approaches. One enduring subject. In ceramics, faces emerge from clay; shaped, formed, sculpted and given physical presence each with their own identity and personality. Different surface treatments and decorative…

Where We Live

Where We Live

OFFICIAL OPENING: Saturday 14th November, Gateway Gallery The abstracted representational images of this exhibition are inspired by where the artists’ live, and reflect the colours, shapes, and textures of the land and objects both within and surrounding Albury Wodonga. The artists, Ann Nolan and Terri Friesen use layering to reflect both the transient and permanent…

Nature’s Beauties II

Nature’s Beauties II

Opening night: Saturday 17th October 5-7pm As a natural light photographer, Sonya focus’s on capturing the raw, untouched beauty of Northeast Victoria’s native birdlife and landscapes. Based out of Albury Wodonga, her photographic journey winds through Baranduda, Lake Hume, Yackandandah, and Beechworth, extending up into the High-Country roads—including Bright, Mt Beauty, Mt Buffalo, and Mt…

The Art of Laughter

The Art of Laughter

Comedy in Dutch Golden Age Painting: Comical paintings were abundant in the Dutch Golden Age, with genre scenes depicting people and animals misbehaving, being silly, naughty and laughing out loud. Some of these paintings illustrated common sayings, while others served as moral lessons. Yet they also emerged alongside a belief among 17th-century doctors that laughing…

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