Use the South East Arts Directory to find artists, performers and industry professionals within Eurobodalla, Bega Valley and Snowy Monaro Regional Shires.
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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. Our Managers have the sole discretion to invite an applicant to display their works at the gallery.
3. Art on Imlay aims to provide a community based venue for the sale and appreciation of local, original works of art and craft.
4. Art on Imlay aims to encourage interested volunteers within our community to assist from time to time with the sale of works.
5. The objective of Art on Imlay is to enhance the gentrification of our community by showcasing the creative and cultured soul of our townsfolk.
Biographical Info
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
Biographical Info
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. We can help you find the right people for your production, facilitate introductions and often run industry workshops and networking events. We can also assist you in finding and applying for grants.
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David Walker is the former head of Craft, Jewellery and 3D Design in the School of Art, Curtin University, and is currently visiting academic in the Gold and Silversmithing Studio in the School of Art at the Australian National University. His work encompasses public art, large scale sculpture, contemporary jewellery and objects in a wide range of materials from the precious works in gold to modern materials such as stainless steel and titanium. His work has been exhibited widely in Australia and internationally and is included in many state galleries as well as the National Gallery of Australia. He exhibits in Canberra and undertakes work by commission. David works from his studio in the Eurobodalla Shire and can be contacted via email.
Image: Title – reflection; pendant and brooch. Materials – fine silver and stainless steel.