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Daniel graduated from Curtin University with a Bachelor Degree in Fine Art and Visual Culture.
He enjoys to work on sea themes based on his local environment and knowledge of the sea.
Daniel has licensed a work entitled “the fisherman”, with Curtin University. 
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.…
Artessence Gallery at 47 Toallo Street Pambula is a local gallery featuring work by more than 30 local artists. Work includes paintings, drawings, lino-cuts, prints, photographs, ceramics, glass, textiles and jewellery. The gallery is open Monday – Friday 10am – 4.30pm and Saturdays from 10am – 12.30pm.
Attached to the gallery is Artessence Photography and Printing where artists and the public can get their art and photographs printed to archival quality standards on a range of papers or canvas.…
I am a corporate event photographer with 5 years experience covering large conferences for in leading venues across Australia. When I’m not covering events I’m chasing sunrises and sunsets and capturing the amazing landscapes of the South Coast.
ALISON BOGG trained at The National Institute of Dramatic Arts NIDA and East Sydney Technical College Dress Design Studio and is based in South Eastern Australia.
Her work encompasses theatrical set and costume design, specialist and large scale costume construction and technology, textile arts, puppetry and arts education, including commissions for the Sydney Olympics 2000 Opening Ceremony, Opera Australia, David Atkins Enterprises, the international musical We Will Rock You and Spinwear for The Centenary of Canberra.
Heather Burness is a visual artist with a print based practice. Her work includes in-studio processes and installations of print surfaces in-field that are photo-documented in an ongoing web series title Plate in Situ. She is a master printer for selected artists working under the name Grey Lady Press.
Her work is focussed on ideas of flow and is informed by the social and cultural context of human relationships with water in Australia.…
Indi Carmichael is a visual artist residing in Eurobodalla. She holds a degree in fine art from CURTIN University and an Advanced Diploma in Theatre Directing from the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts. Indi works across a variety of mediums and has a particular love of pencil drawing and portraiture.
Cobargo Creators (The Creative Workers & Producers of Cobargo Assoc. Inc) is a not for for profit group established to make Cobargo and surrounding communities better through creativity.
Cobargo Creators manage a gallery for members to showcase works of art, skills and to share, ideas, knowledge, skills and enthusiasm.
Other initiatives include a creative workshop programme, annual exhibition, annual 8xEight exhibition, Saturday marketplace and the much loved Light Up Cobargo annual festival. …
i am a small scale sculptor, silversmith, maker and teacher. i have work in a few local places and a studio/ workshop in bega. i have worked with many materials, but enjoy the challenge of found/ repurposed objects. i use recycled and reclaimed precious metals, and ethically sourced gemstones
CABBI is a ‘not for profit group’ formed over 32 years ago by a small group of local artists so they could come together to meet and exhibit their work. We are very proud that now, in 2018, that group has grown to over 120 members who produce a high standard of work in painting, craft and sculpture.…
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.…
EFTAG is a not-for-profit members’ group of over 40 artists who are passionate about fibre and textile arts practice.
Our Mission:
To promote fibre and textile arts and expand the knowledge and creative abilities of all members.
Our Vision:
To be recognised as a dynamic, innovative and inspiring group of fibre and textile artists
To stimulate, inspire and resource members to strive for excellence in established and emerging textile arts practice
To create an environment that supports, encourages, challenges and promotes creative risk taking and experimentation in fibre and textile arts practice.…
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.…
Lee Grant is an Australian photographer who lives and works in Australia and Asia. She is best known for her exploration of migrant identity against the backdrop of Australian suburbia. Her often formal, colour-portraiture examines identity integration and inhabited landscapes. In doing so, Lee frequently divulges the changing cultural face of Australia. She uses photography as a means of transcending language barriers, revealing aspects of identity, displacement and belonging otherwise in danger of going unnoticed.…
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.
Website & social media management and design. Also available for photography and location scouting. Very familiar with SE region, urban, rural and remote. Useful runner and driver.