Narooma School of Arts is delighted to welcome Kristy Randall and Alex Padovan as the new lessees of the community-owned Memorial Hall (Narooma Kinema). This follows their purchase of the Narooma Kinema business from Jade Griffiths on 30 April.
‘When we first met Kristy and Alex it was obvious why Jade was so thrilled to be passing on the much-loved Kinema business to them,’ said Narooma School of Arts President … Read more »
It is twenty years since a small group of locals came together to talk about a shared space in which artists could exhibit their works. Fortunately, the former Bass Gas shopfront was vacant and the owners, Tania and Guy Lingard, were very keen to see the space used for local art.
So, on 6 June 2006, The Show Room Art Co-operative was officially opened with ten members contributing … Read more »
The much-loved annual Plethora of Postcards exhibition returns to Spiral Gallery from 12 June to 7 July, celebrating 15 years of creativity, community and artistic surprises.
Visitors are invited to explore a fascinating collection of postcard-sized artworks created by artists from the local community and beyond.
Over the many years of annual postcard exhibitions, Spiral Gallery has received many thousands of postcards made from an extraordinary range … Read more »
Last month, around fifty people, singers, non-singers, and everyone in between, came together for our inaugural Cobargo Music Art and Culture (CoMAC) weekend workshop. ‘Voices in Cobargo’ was a singing workshop led by two wonderful humans, Rachel Hore OAM and Geoffrey Badger.
What happened over the weekend was very special, uplifting, inspirational and deeply satisfying. That same magic is coming back to Cobargo, this time through rhythm. We’re hosting the second CoMAC workshop … Read more »
What does it mean to feel comfortable in your own skin?
That’s the question at the heart of SOAPI’s new production, Life Drawing 301 – a bold, funny and, at times, confronting play set in a life-drawing studio.
The story opens with a reflection on nudity in art – from historical acceptance to modern-day taboos – and the effect these shifting attitudes have had on body image. In this context, artists … Read more »
If you’ve driven past Four Winds lately and thought, I should really get up there more often – this is your nudge. There are a couple of gatherings coming up that feel less like ‘events’ and more like the kind of things our community does best: music, stories, a bit of hanging around on the grass and bumping into half the people you know.