Arts - The Triangle Community Newspaper

Man sitting at a piano with a vocalist on the right.

Two unmissable concerts in our own backyard

30 June 2025/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

This July, Bermagui locals are in for a rare treat as two remarkable concerts take place at Four Winds Windsong Pavilion – each offering something entirely different, but equally special.

On Friday 11 July at 6 pm, acclaimed vocalist Ngaiire and legendary pianist Paul Grabowsky AO come together for A Bird is Not a Bird That Cannot Sing – an intimate evening of sound, story … Read more »

Detail of red blossoms of cut banksia in a blue vase.

Retrospective of an extraordinary artist – Naomi Lewis (16/10/43 – 18/9/23)

30 June 2025/in Arts, Cobargo /by Tikka Wilson

Naomi’s business card for her Touchwood Studio reads ‘Graphic Artist, Illustrator, Printmaker’. All of which is correct, but aside from being an amazing artist, Naomi was so much more than that.

For us at the Lazy Lizard Gallery, she was a valued member for well over 10 years, a beloved friend to us all, someone with a quirky, fun sense of humour (as readers of … Read more »

Artwork featuring a large puffer-type fish surrounded by a school of little fish.

Postcards, fish and sleeping whales

30 June 2025/in Arts /by Tikka Wilson

What’s on at the Spiral Gallery

A Plethora of Postcards

Hundreds of postcard-sized artworks will be on display. Do not miss out on seeing this delightful and varied show, with entries from all ages. The special categories this year are ‘Eyes’ and ‘Cost of climate change’. Runs to 8 July.

Fish and the Sleeping Whales

Drawings, etchings and lino cuts by … Read more »

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