THE Stringer Gallery in Nambucca Heads has never been busier with many new bright displays and the Nambucca Library now set up in the Main Hall.
Nambucca Valley Arts Council extended the "Australiana" exhibition until October 2 to allow more people the chance to view the fine pastel works on display as COVID-19 restrictions slowly start easing.
Next up is "Imaginings" by Steve Sheppard, the Nambucca Valley Arts Council's October artist of the month.
Steve's exhibition will feature mainly small-scale drawings, alongside acrylic paintings and reliefs.
Everyone is invited to come along to the Stringer Gallery in the Nambucca Community and Arts Centre in Ridge Street Nambucca Heads to view the display.
The gallery is also exhibiting a members' show titled "Landscapes and Scenes Around the World".
Members' works are always on display, but there is a new Feature Exhibition which changes every two months.
The next theme is titled "All About Boats".
Generally about 20 artists exhibit in these members' shows and there is always a surprising variation in styles.
The Gallery is able to supply gift vouchers to the amount of your choice and valid for six months.
All paintings and a great variety of cards are available for purchase. As an added bonus, you can pick up a book from the library at the same time.
There are quiet, comfortable areas for viewing and contemplating fine art as well as sitting and reading.
Stringer Gallery Exhibition Dates
- Imaginings: Wednesday October 6 to Saturday October 30
- All About Boats: Wednesday October 6 to Saturday November 27
- Gallery Opening Hours: Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm and Saturday 9.30am to 12 noon
- Library Hours: Monday to Friday 9.30am to 5pm and Saturday 9.30am to 12 noon
Printmaking exhibition opens at the Matilda Street Art Gallery
THE Passion For Printmaking exhibition opened to an enthusiastic well spaced crowd at the Matilda Street Art Gallery in Macksville on October 2.
The showcase of talent brings together the works of local artists Catherine Eadie, Juliet Tilson and Jenny Thorsby.
Gallery visitors were reportedly impressed with the professional appearance of the exhibition and the quality and number of prints, which was evident in the sales on the day.
A Passion For Printmaking is on show until mid-November, open daily and Saturday mornings.
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