There’s a certain magic in small artworks and handcrafted pieces – they draw you in, invite you to pause, and reward you with detail and intimacy. Little things hold stories quietly, yet so beautifully, and often become the pieces we treasure most. This final exhibition celebrates the power of these smaller works: thoughtfully made, full of heart, and a reminder that scale has nothing to do with significance.

Bursting with colour and cultural vitality, this vibrant collection of paintings from the remote Aboriginal community of Papulankutja in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands brings the desert to life on canvas. Rich with ancestral stories, bold forms, and expressive brushwork, these artworks reflect a deep connection to Country and culture. Always a favourite at the gallery, this new selection showcases the energy, spirit, and enduring strength of one of Australia’s most respected desert art communities.

An uplifting and visually rich exhibition featuring two contemporary Australian artists whose work explores ideas of refuge, beauty, and stillness through very different lenses.

Jacki Fewtrell Gobert focuses on vibrant, often pink-washed interiors filled with charm, curiosity, and contemporary flair. Her paintings transform everyday domestic scenes into joyful, colourful compositions that speak of comfort and creativity.

Hannah Goggs (aka The Moody Rabbit) turns her attention to the Australian bush, painting birds and wildflowers in soft, muted tones with a distinctly modern sensibility. Her works are serene, atmospheric, and deeply respectful of the natural world, offering a quiet, contemplative counterbalance.

Sanctuaries is about the spaces we retreat to – whether they’re the interiors we shape around us or the landscapes that shape us in return. This exhibition promises to delight viewers with its harmonious mix of whimsy, calm, and contemporary style.

Michele Morcos, Graeme Altmann, Steve Salo, James Lyle, Adam Galic

Breathe offers a moment of pause — a gathering of five artists whose work honours the stillness, strength, and subtle complexity of the natural world. From the atmospheric depth of Graeme Altmann’s landscapes to Michele Morcos’s layered visual stories; from Steve Salo’s expressive, textured terrains to James Lyle’s bold and intuitive mark-making; and through the immersive serenity of Adam Galic’s scenes — this exhibition is a reminder of what grounds us.

These artists do not just depict the landscape — they listen to it, breathe with it, and invite us to do the same.