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Gallery Bodalla - New Exhibition from 15 December 2016 to 15 January 2017. Six wonderful artists, painting on site and focusing entirely on their art and experience of the environment, bring their vibrant works to Gallery Bodalla from 15 December 2016 to 15 January 2017. Roz Bannon, Lynne Flemons, Annie Franklin, Deb Johansen,Tanja Riese and Britta Stenmanns spend at least a week each year painting in the outdoors and camping in the bush at Mimosa National Park, Aragunnu and this year Bittanagabee Bay in the Ben Boyd National Park, far south coast of NSW. The beauty of the bush and sea environment with it’s ever-changing light provide inspiration for this treasure of smaller works. Official Opening on Saturday 17 December at 3pm. Come and meet the artists and celebrate the Christmas period, with the beautiful music of guitarist Geoffrey Potter from Dalmeny. #Arts #latest #whatson

Six wonderful artists, painting on site and focusing entirely on their art and experience of the environment, bring their vibrant works to Gallery Bodalla from 15 December 2016 to 15 January 2017. Roz Bannon, Lynne Flemons, Annie Franklin, Deb Johansen,Tanja Riese and Britta Stenmanns spend at least a week each year painting in the outdoors and camping in the bush at Mimosa National Park, Aragunnu and this year Bittanagabee Bay in the Ben Boyd National Park, far south coast of NSW. The beauty of the bush and sea environment with it’s ever-changing light provide inspiration for this treasure of smaller works. Opening Saturday 17 December at 3pm to meet the artists and celebrate the Christmas period, with the beautiful music of guitarist Geoffrey Potter from Dalmeny. #Arts #whatson

Marilyn from Bermagui is a self-taught artist who has lived by the sea for over 20 years. She started painting textural art inspired by the colours and textures of the sea, sand and amazing sea life to decorate her newly built home in 2006 at Lake Conjola where she was living at the time. This inspired Marilyn to open and run her own gallery in Milton for the past 10 years. This is her first showing at Narooma since moving to Bermagui in June. She had an exhibition at Gallery 7 at Bermagui recently and was well received. Marilyn loves the cool green and blues of the ocean and lakes here plus the amazing wildlife. Pelicans are her favourite and this has inspired her current work Coastal Colours. Marilyn Raynsford exhibition at Soart Gallery Narooma, 1- 6 December 2016 and again 12 – 17 January 2017. #Arts #whatson

Eurobodalla Fibre and Textile Artists Group Textile Exhibition 3 – 11 December, 2016 Mechanics Hall, Page Street, Moruya Open 10am to 4 pm daily Official opening by Julia Ratth 2 December at 6 pm Yet another one of EFTAG’s inspiring exhibition will be staged in Early December at the Mechanics hall in Page Street, Moruya. Members of this group are known for their innovative approach to the art/craft they practice. EFTAG members works are always different, interesting and in some instances thought provoking. EFTAG artists work with a wide variety of media like paper, cloth, wool, leather, plant fibre, found objects and anything that they can incorporate into their unique artworks. As the title promises, this exhibition will explore the artist inner connection to their work and what it is that creates that connection for them. Often using natural materials that surround the artists and guide them through the artistic exploration they have chosen. As a further take on the “Fibre of my Being” overall theme the exhibition will feature a group exhibit titled “Wrapped and Bound”. Works of EFTAG members will be displayed in a special group piece that again explores the limits within that very personal internal boundary. The exhibition will be officially opened by Julia Ratth a renowned Melbourne based textile teacher and artist. Julia is a professor at RMIT University where she lectures in design and textiles. Most works are for sale and everyone is welcome to the opening. #Arts #whatson #Weekly

If you happen to be cruising by Surf Beach this weekend be sure to drop by to the exhibition of Trevor Hyde on Saturday -Sunday 26th and 27th Nov Weekend show only. Ian Campbell of About Regional writes Trevor Hyde's life and his eye for landscapes, buildings and life by the sea, have been marked by the artist’s distinctive brushstrokes and a gift for observing the unusual. Hyde first began his art career in New Zealand as a sign writer, quickly moving into graphic design and advertising. But it was a life changing move in the early 1970’s to found the graphic design studio 'Silver Bullet' in Sydney that cemented his place as an artist and designer on the Australian side of the Tasman Hyde produced some of the most notable Australian film posters of the time; his branding work also is at play today in some of Australia’s most iconic logos including BONDS, Oz Lotto, Man and His Van, and the National Film And Sound Archive - amongst others. His career as a painter took off as the studio closed. Decades on, Hyde has settled into a seaside suburb of the #Eurobodalla, not unlike the one he grew up in. He paints from his home studio and from a carefully packed suitcase of paints when he travels interstate or overseas. Trevor has exhibited widely in #Sydney and #NewZealand and this weekend only at 39 Ocean Ave Surf Beach, between 10 and 4. #Arts #whatson

Be amazed and inspired by the works of artist Indi Carmichael at Moruya Library from Monday 14 November till Tuesday 22 November 10am–5pm. Indi is also conducting an artist floor talk on Thursday 1 December at 5pm. Working in the arts for over 25 years, Indi has a particular passion for pencil drawings and portraiture She holds a degree in Fine Art from Curtin University and an Advanced Diploma in Theatre Directing from the Wester Australian Academy of Performing Arts. Bookings essential For more information or to book please contact Moruya Library:T: 02 4474 1333 Source #Arts #Moruya #whatson #Community

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MACS Art Show at the Narooma Boats Afloat Exhibition is on Saturday 12 and Sunday 13 November. Entries with a Maritime Theme are invited from members, with a $200 prize offered for the best work. Entry forms can be found on MACS website: www.macsartnarooma.com.au/forms For more information on the Montague Art & Craft Society Inc. visit their website or follow their news on Facebook #Narooma #whatson #Arts