Textiles and Leather are hand dyed in shibori technique by Barbara Rogers

How did a story that was recorded centuries ago by two German brothers inspire Australian artist Gabrielle Mordy to immerse paper within pots of boiling eucalyptus leaves?

Rowan Conroy, Paul Ogier and Catherine Rogers present three diverse bodies of work which survey the role of the garden as a concept within current photographic practice.

Textile practitioners Liz Gemmell, Beth Hatton, Irene Manion and Barbara Rogers explore environmental issues, abstraction through geometric pattern and innovative garment design.

Sally Campbell’s new collection features handmade indigo shibori quilts and cushions.

Opening 14 June 5.30 - 7.30pm

Opening Thursday 28th June 6.30 - 8.30pm

Fresh on the Sydney design scene, Walter G. will be showcasing their range of hand printed and naturally dyed textiles, cushions and bespoke lighting.

Ginette Vachon presents photographs of oceans from around the world.

Our life and that of the whole planet depends on the ocean. Hence, my interest in picturing that overwhelming seascape, and my desire to create a further awareness and respect for its beauty and fragility, and to encourage its preservation.

Hand dyed scarves and shawls by Barbara Rogers

“Scarves are works of art in their own right”

This exhibition of scarves and shawls demonstrates the extent to which the traditional craft of Shibori adapts to contemporary design.

Photographers Ginette Vachon and Catherine Rogers exhibit new photographs from a very remote part of the Kimberley Ranges. Wild and spectacular, full of wildlife, water and beautiful plants, Artesian Range is in the north west corner of the Kimberley.

A collection of art works and postcards – by Janet Parker-Smith, Elizabeth Pozega and Karen Ball