Return to Landscape

Return to Landscape

Aleisha Finn (b. 2002, Yackandandah, Victoria) is an emerging painter whose practice explores the emotional and psychological relationship between figure and landscape through gestural abstraction and a vibrant use of colour. After studying Art History at the University of Melbourne, Aleisha has returned to the rural landscape of her childhood on the outskirts of Yackandandah…

Come Outside

Come Outside

OFFICIAL OPENING: Saturday 29 August, 4-6pm at Gateway Gallery COME OUTSIDE takes us into the beautiful places in our back yard. The rivers, the creeks, the forests, the pathways. And further afield to the snow country. Garden blooms feature as well. Pat Welch is a realist. Watercolour is her chosen medium. “It takes me where…

NAIDOC Week 2026

NAIDOC Week 2026

50 Years Deadly – Celebrating NAIDOC Week 2026 This year marks a powerful milestone: 50 years of amplifying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices, resistance, and pride. From July 5 to 12, our region is alive with opportunities to listen, learn, and celebrate. The Community Calendar is packed with local events and school holiday programs…

Ruth Davys: Mabinya, Wibiyanha, Wudhagarbinya.

Ruth Davys: Mabinya, Wibiyanha, Wudhagarbinya.

Ruth Davys Mabinya, Wibiyanha, Wudhagarbinya. Ruth Davys has produced a new moving image work, featuring the artist’s puppet alter-ego, Little Ruthie. Mabinya, Wibiyanha, Wudhagarbinya. is a companion to Davy’s current Kid’s Gallery installation, Yamandhu wudhagarbinya? and extends that work’s focus on Language sharing, bringing in Wiradjuri philosophies of yindyamarra (to show honour and respect, to…

Artist talk & opening – Linda Sok: Reincarnations of an altar cloth

Artist talk & opening – Linda Sok: Reincarnations of an altar cloth

Celebrate the opening of Reincarnations of an altar cloth, an exhibition by Cambodian-Australian artist Linda Sok. Reincarnations of an altar cloth presents a selection of works from the ongoing series Deities in Temples, re-imagining lost, stolen, collected, and destroyed silk weavings. Collaborating with family members and drawing upon descriptions found on museum registration cards in…

We Live Here

We Live Here

The Flying Fruit Fly Circus presents We Live Here By Flipside Circus, developed with Hummingbird House and commissioned by Metro Arts. We Live Here is an unforgettable circus show that combines storytelling and extraordinary circus skills to create an inspiring, funny, and poignant performance for the entire family. Based on the stories of parents, siblings,…

Pay No Attention

Pay No Attention

The Flying Fruit Fly Circus returns this June – July with a brand-new show where knockabout comedy meets breathtaking aerials. Experience the incredible talent of young performers in this high-energy circus extravaganza! Step into a circus of contradictions, where nothing is as it seems – a kaleidoscope of illusion, disguise and reinvention. Performed by the…

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