Maria Lee + Donna Chisholm + Racheal Western

A visual question from three female artists revisiting former concepts.

February 21 to March 18

January 24 to February 18

Linda Hart, Jill Goddard, Yi-Ming Lin

Three different mediums, three different perspectives.  This diverse exhibition in which three different artists express the ideas that move them to make expressive imagery should appeal to a wide range of people.

A smorgasbord of imagery from our ‘Weird & Wonderful’ members – enjoy!

This is a cash and carry show so be in to pick up wonderful exciting and unique Christmas gifts.

Annual Exhibition 8 November to 3 December

11 October to 5 November

Exposure

The process of being presented to view, be made known and share a captured vision or state. Four Selwyn artists share their personal visions in the form of pottery, drawings and photographic prints

Gaye Morton, Alan Gunn, Jim Conolly and Gary Mills

Recent works by Averil Southward, Marjie Eastwick and Heather Jonson inspired by the waving of the seasons, texture of our landscapes and the woven plumage of our feathered friends.

18 August – 10 September

An exhibition by Southern Felters-  a Canterbury-based creative fibre group

Ian Ovenden,  Bridget Ellery,  and Akane Nikao

21 June – 16 July
Artists – Caroline Pegg, Don Turner, Klaudia Bartos

Description- Metamorphosis –  the process of transformation. Both through materials and themes, this exhibition  looks at processes of change. Changes in form, ways of using traditional techniques and surreal imagery through illustration, sculpture and printmaking

Please note during July August and September the Gallery will be open Friday Saturday and Sundays only.

Kam Hamilton, Sue Wright and John Bromley

Kam Hamilton (potter), Sue Wright (painter) and John Bromley (painter) have come together to present their work.They are inspired by the cerebral wonders of the Universe, the elemental energies of the Earth, and the endless delights of our World.

John has been inspired by the extra-terrestrial visions revealed in the Hubble telescope, while Sue interprets the world as she sees it here on Earth. Kam delves into the heat and ferment at the very heart of our ever-changing world.