Charles Smith lives and paints in Mudgee, NSW.  Charles has been drawing and painting since school but running a bespoke furniture making business in Sydney restricted his art to a hobby. After moving west from Sydney, Charles took up painting full-time in 2016. 

Cows are inquisitive and funny creatures and make fabuloussubjects to paint. There is something about cows that we all love, and through close observation we can see their character and comedic ways showing through.

On Common Ground is our F.O.O.D. Week 2017 exhibition featuring the work of four artists responding to the local landscape. Jaq Davies and Tonya Graham both live locally, while Ingrid Bowen and Belinda Street come from further afield, with strong connections to the area. Each artist paints with their own unique style, offering beautiful and varied interpretations of our surroundings.

The Journey Person Handmade Market is back for a special FOOD Week 2017 popup!

The 8x10 show is our first group exhibition for 2016.  Artists are invited to submit work of any medium or subject matter that measures exactly 8x10 inches.

Two local photographers Emily Ellis and Helen Whittle exhibit their stunning, evocative work in a joint exhibition.

Visit the curated handmade market and find the perfect gift for everyone!!!

Open Friday 10am-6pm & Saturday/Sunday 10am-4pm!

An action painter, Lara’s work is produced in an Abstract Expressionist style that explore developed experimental techniques and processes. Lara builds up each work using a variety of media creating depth through transparent layers that reveal hidden dioramas.

Native is an exhibition featuring new work by Ben Foster and Madeline Young.  Each artist will create a series of work inspired by Australian Natives.  The structure, pattern and sculptural qualities of these plants play a large part in shaping the work of both artists.

A colour explosion collaboration between two artists Fiona Chandler and Shani Nottingham.

This exhibition will feature works from my current series that concerns itself with the exploration of the transition of a four thousand year old culture into the modern day era, namely that of China. 

Since her return from Canada Kate is currently rediscovering the Australian landscape in all its shapes andforms and has begun a series of paintings from her perceptions. 

"This exhibition is about celebrating the beauty of a cold climate. When I started putting the exhibition together it dawned on me I’ve ALWAYS lived in cold climates. From Melbourne, to the Blue Mountains and the Central West, they’ve all been places where you experience the four seasons in all their glory. I wouldn’t have it any other way. Being battered by the elements is just a challenge in photography, it shouldn’t deter you from heading out the door. If anything it should inspire you”