Leisl Baker, Familiar Ground, August 27 - September 6
The Corner Store Gallery
The Corner Store Gallery is a contemporary art space in Orange, NSW (Wiradjuri Country), showcasing emerging and established Australian artists across a wide range of mediums. Since 2014, we've supported artists and connected audiences through curated exhibitions, creative workshops, and community events. Visit us in person or explore and shop original Australian art online.
September 24th - October 6th
A gentle moodiness characterises Jessica’s paintings which are typically inspired by the French and Australian countryside and simple domestic vignettes. Knowing when to stop painting usually comes intuitively; she would rather say less than too much in a piece, prioritising atmosphere over specific detail. Her work has been described as serene, evocative and nostalgic; indeed, her paintings are an extension of a certain feeling when holding a paintbrush as years of observation of beautiful things and places rise from the subconscious. This exhibition titled Cuisine et campagne (“Kitchen and Countryside”) is centred around the joys of life at home and the beauty of open terrain, tied together by a cohesive palette of muted pastels and earthy tones.
September 28th - October 11th
Stu Doherty is a contemporary watercolour and gouache artist whose work explores the layered beauty and complex history of the Australian landscape. Working on paper with meticulous, meditative precision, Stu captures both the physical textures and the deep emotional resonance of the land. His compositions often balance crisp, clean lines with delicate tonal shifts, creating a contrast that heightens depth and draws the viewer into the scene. Every detail is considered, from the shimmer of light on leaves to the subtle textures of bark and earth, offering a quiet reverence for place.
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All available artworks can be viewed and purchased through our online store. Most pieces are also stored at The Corner Store Gallery in Orange, NSW (382 Summer Street) with some on displayed at our second exhibition space at Dirty Janes Orange.
We accept credit card, PayPal, and Afterpay both online and in person. Additional payment options, including lay-by, payment plans, invoicing, and direct bank transfer, are available for in-person purchases.
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Yes, we offer Australia-wide shipping at a flat rate of $35 (excluding custom quote items). We also ship internationally with a tailored quote for each order.
For larger, heavier, or fragile artworks, as well as international shipping, we will provide a custom shipping quote after purchase.
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If your artwork arrives damaged, please contact us immediately with photos of the packaging and the artwork so we can assist with an insurance claim. Read our full refund policy here.
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Yes, we offer personalised lay-by and payment plans for in-person purchases. We also accept credit card, PayPal, and Afterpay online. For more details or to set up a lay-by or payment plan, please contact Madi.
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Yes, you can visit our main gallery at 382 Summer Street, East Orange. We’re open:
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday: 10am to 4pm
Saturday: 10am to 2pm
Some events may have extended hours - please check specific event listings for details. We also welcome appointments for private viewings; contact Madi to book.
Our second location at Dirty Janes Orange is open 7 days a week from 8:30am to 5pm at 98 Byng Street, Orange.
All artworks are also available to view and purchase anytime via our online shop.
We’re thrilled to introduce Jessica Olpp, our first artist-in-residence at The Corner Store Gallery. When we visited Jessica in Melbourne earlier this year, she welcomed us into her modest but light-filled garage studio, an open-air space where tubes of paint, messy palettes, and quiet focus set the scene for her evolving practice.