Jean migrated from Canada in the 1970s and later devoted herself to art, studying at ANU, Mitchell College, and with renowned Australian artists. Working in oil, acrylic, pastel, pen and ink, and watercolour, she enjoys painting plein air and accepts commissions for portraits and landscapes. Since moving to Gloucester in 2005, she has been a dedicated member of Gloucester Artists, regularly exhibiting at Gloucester Gallery. This exhibition highlights her recent work alongside pieces from her artist friends’ collections.

Artists and subjects must reside within the 2422 postcode. Any medium is accepted, with works unframed but ready to hang. Maximum size: 1m x 1m.

Join us for a fun Opening Night featuring the unveiling of artworks and prize presentation.

Jan Clark, Fiona Pfennigwerth, and Bronwyn Greive met while studying Natural History Illustration at the University of Newcastle. Though their styles differ, they share a deep connection to nature and friendship.

Jan transitioned from textile art to scientific illustration before embracing abstraction, which conveys emotion beyond realism. Fiona expresses her love for nature and faith through detailed watercolours, including The Book of Psalms Illuminated. Bronwyn integrates diverse media, often using textiles to explore sculpture, printmaking, and mixed media.

Their work offers unique perspectives on the natural world—through abstraction, realism, and tactile exploration.

First Nation Artists come together to celebrate NAIDOC with an Exhibition of Art and Culture.
We're excited to showcase the works of our 2025 exhibitors! If you'd like to be a part of the exhibition, there's still time to join.

A memorial exhibition honoring Barrington artist Elizabeth Maxwell (d. August 2022), showcasing the quilts left in her studio. Beginning with traditional quilting, Elizabeth’s work evolved into unique, abstract textile art. The collection features early pieces, heirlooms, community collaborations, and her later, fully developed artistic quilts.