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Opening Hours
Summer – 9am to 5pm, open 7 days a week
Winter – 10am to 4pm, Monday to Friday
10am to 1pm Saturday
1. Art on Imlay is a not-for-profit community gallery managed by Helen Hillier, Diane Swane and Daphne Lister.
2. Artisans wishing to parcipitate must contact Helen or Diane to arrange an interview.…
TRACEY CREIGHTON – The Artist
From an early age I knew I wanted to be an artist. I was blessed to have grown up within a family who loved to paint, draw and design. My grandmother was a wonderful water-colourist and oil painter, following in the style of the Australian Impressionists, my father was a builder who designed and drew intricate house plans, and my mother created and produced colourful fashion garments.…
Bob Georgeson has remained committed to the dada protest and surrealist path since meeting the Czech born Australian surrealist Dusan Marek in Adelaide in 1970. Originally slicing through the eyeball of the intersection of reality and desire with a scalpel in a series of photomontages based on the symbiotic relationship between eroticism and religion, he has more recently turned to the subject of societal collapse and disintegration.…
Lisa is a writer, publicist and arts project manager based on the Sapphire Coast of NSW.
Experience encompasses festival and events, concerts, publications, editing and content production.
Lisa Hogben says….
“I think the camera is a very simple tool. People seem to have the impression that great photographs are just the result of pressing a button at the right time, perhaps even at a random time. But I think the art of photography is the empathy that you have with your subject and the personal vision that you take with you when you point a camera in a particular direction. The immediacy of the medium is what separates it from all others… it’s a very powerful connection that you can make when you communicate and react with your subject in the here and now. The fact that you can document that process while it is happening is the unique thing. To me it’s all about being there, the photo is just the by-product of the encounter.”
Lisa Hogben is an award winning photojournalist whose work has been published by the most seminal titles of our age and exhibited in the grand museums of the globe.
A place for local artists from Jindabyne, Berridale and Dalgety to come together & coordinate an effort for a multi-purpose community arts facility.
In 2016, I made a decision that changed my life. I needed to be surrounded by my tribe. Those of us who find great strength in being in the mountains, facing life everyday with gusto and determination, happiness and purpose. My media page (For the Love of Jindabyne) has expanded to over 6000 followers, and has gained me other work in social media, and that makes me happy. My decision to live and breath mountain air has changed my life.
Rae Luckie is an experienced facilitator of community writing workshops and projects in the field of creative writing/lifewriting (memoir, autobiography, biography, family history) and history/historical fiction.
Rae is passionate about preserving life stories for future generations, and has facilitated major projects for the Broken Hill Writers’ Centre; Kiama Municipal Council; Mosman Council Library; the Department of Planning and the Sutherland Shire Council.…
Louise is a theatre maker, vocalist and site-specific installation artist based in Tanja, NSW whose current practice responds to local stories, place making and belonging for communities and audiences. Morris’s inter-disciplinary artistic practice employs an archeological approach that reveals layers of community memory through multi-sensory experiences of found objects, performance, video projection, photography, sound art and live contemporary music.…
Performance. Place. People @theoldtanjachurch
Navigate Arts offers the opportunity for people of all ages and abilities to engage with multi-disciplinary performance and Art practice in the heart of the beautiful Mimosa National Park- Tanja.
We offer expertise in theatre direction, design and production, acting and performance education, site-specific performance events, installation, exhibition as well as public art & community arts practice.…
The technique of weaving has been passed along generations, re-discovered, and expanded upon throughout the years. Basket making is one of the oldest known crafts. Gabrielle Powell has been making baskets since 2005 whilst formally trained in ceramics at Canberra School of Art in 1985.
Powell is passionate about up-cycling, reusing and recycling. She is an active scavenger, bringing things home from the tip, holidays or collecting useful treasures to incorporate into her next basket.…
Director / Producer / Tutor – StageFlight Drama School
Film Maker / Writer / Director / Editor / Producer – StageFlight
Director / Trainer / Website Designer / Social Media – Nullarbor Consulting
Director / Actor / Producer – Footprint Theatre
Actor – Theatre Onset
Director – Spectrum Theatre
Director / Writer / Actor – Short+Sweet Festivals
Dancer – Far South Flamenco
Committee Member – Twyford Hall
South East Arts is the regional development organisation for arts and culture in the Bega Valley, Bombala, Cooma-Monaro, Eurobodalla and Snowy Monaro Regional Shires.
We actively assist the ongoing development of, and participation in, arts and culture throughout the South East region. We can connect you will screen industry professionals, artists and creatives throughout the region.…
Lee Taylor-Friend is a mother, poet, writer and remedial massage therapist living in the picturesque Snowy Mountains region of Australia with her husband, two sons and a menagerie of animals.
She also creates and presents writing and poetry workshops where she shares her love of the written word and passion for ‘writing as therapy’.
Lee has been widely published, won several awards, has a popular monthly column in the Snowy River Echo and published four diverse books of poetry.…
Free manuscript clinics and writing workshops with local and visiting authors on 3rd Saturday each month. WFSC is non-profit, attends local markets to promote literature and hosts an annual Winter Writers Retreat.