Taking the time to look overhead or underneath your feet can be a centring experience that makes one appreciate that exact moment in time. Using the artist response to naturalistic observation we generate an exhibition that is threefold: This exhibition engaged 24 regionally based artists from Kamilaroi Gamilaroi Gomeroi • New England and North West […]
Featuring new work by Arrernte and Southern Luritja artist Sally M Nangala Mulda and Western Arrarnta artist Marlene Rubuntja, this exhibition encompasses video, bush-dyed, hand-sewn soft sculptures and observationalist paintings, recounting their intertwining stories of friendship and resilience. The centrepiece is an animated work titled Arrkutja Tharra, Kungka Kutjara, Two Girls. It delves into the […]
Gemma King returns to Weswal Gallery with a new body of work, ‘The Sheep’. Delving into the symbiotic relationship between the farmer and their sheep, this exhibition is a homage to the mutual protection and sustenance each provides for the other. Gemma King is a masterful printmaker who grew up on the land at Walcha […]
Have you ever thought about volunteering with the Tamworth Historical Society? To find out more about what we do, join us for Morning Tea at 10am on Saturday 14th June […]
Meet bestselling author Maya Linnell as she talks about her latest novel Cockatoo Cove. Cockatoo Cove is a heartfelt story of resilience, connection, and life on the land. Delightfully packed with new […]