SPRING IN THE GALLERY 2017
GLASSHOUSE REGIONAL GALLERY
SPRING PROGRAM
September, October, November 2017 "Yamadagai Gimbay Birpai Barray"
“Welcome friends to Birpai Country”
GLASSHOUSE PORT MACQUARIE REGIONAL GALLERY Cnr Clarence & Hay Streets, Port Macquarie NSW 2444 Contact call:
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02 6581 8888
Gallery opening hours
Tue - Fri: 10am - 5pm
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Sat - Sun: 10am - 4pm Public Holidays: 10am - 4pm
Front cover image: Lousje Skala, Calgary Necklace and Link Bracelets, 2015, Photographer Boaz Nothman
GLASSHOUSE REGIONAL GALLERY
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Welcome Spring is an exciting time to visit the Gallery! The spring season opens with two new fabulous exhibitions - Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the
Future, an exhibition of extraordinary objects and design that explores 3D printing in an innovative and playful way toured by the Australian Design Centre and Black Mist Burnt Country: Testing
the Bomb, Maralinga and Australian Art an exhibition that revisits the history of the British atomic test program at Maralinga, Emu Field and Montebello Islands and examines the impact on people and land, as well as its on-going legacies. To complement these remarkable exhibitions the Gallery has programmed an exciting series of talks and events. These events are a great way to find out more about the exhibitions, meet the artists and get involved. In October the Art Lab will be a hub for creativity
The creativity continues with known local artist pavel Lankas returning to present Experimental
Portraiture, a short course that will explore the creative side of portraiture. Our regular Craft Spot adult class will liven up your spring with inspired craft and we are taking our Sprouts on a road tour to our local libraries during the
as we host emerging artist Michaela Swan for
school holidays.
a two week residency. Michaela grew up in
I look forward to seeing you at a Gallery event
the Port Macquarie-Hastings area and moved to Newcastle to attend art school. During her residency Michaela will be developing a new fibre based installation for an exhibition in the Gallery in 2018.
soon! Niomi Sands
Gallery Curator
Be Inspired
Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the Future from the Australian Design Centre ON VIEW 9 September – 12 November 2017 Entry to the Gallery is free. OPENING
Friday 8 September, 6pm Free. Bookings essential, call 6581 8888 or
www.glasshouse.org.au
Dr David Ackland, Prosthetic Joint Replacement, 2015, Photographer Boaz Nothman
What if 3D printing gave you the ability to design your own life? With clothes being printed from desktop computers and organs being manufactured in labs, this rapidly evolving technology continues to revolutionise design as we know it. The Glasshouse Regional Gallery welcomes the exhibition Shapeshifters: 3D
Printing the Future as a playful exploration of 3D printing. It’s all about imagination, innovation and new methods of making, drawing on the high-tech and rapidly evolving world of 3D printers and fluid extrusion methodology. Shapeshifters is an Australian Design Centre touring exhibition developed in partnership with Western Plains Cultural Centre. Australian Design Centre is supported by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. Australian Design Centre is assisted by the New South Wales Government through Create NSW, and the Australian government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
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Be inspired Artist Talk Saturday 9 September, 11am Ryan Pennings Join
artist
Ryan
Pennings
as
he
talks about his arts practice and his involvement in the development of the exhibition Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the
Future exhibition. Free Event
Ryan Pennings, Robot working print, photo COTA, 2015 Ryan Pennings, Percy Stools, Simon Cardwell 2015
The designers and makers included in Shapeshifters all begin with a real world idea that is translated into a digital something – a piece of code, a CAD model or perhaps a verse of music – before being transformed into the final physical form. By experimenting with digital fabrication technologies, the designers build on their traditional modes of making to create something entirely new. Featuring works by eight Australian and one international maker with works ranging from jewellery, furniture, prosthetics, and digital interactive sound works; Louis Pratt, Michael Eden, Lousje Skala, Ryan Pennings, Dr David Ackland, Lukasz Karluk and XYZ Workshop (Kae Woie Lim & Elena Low).
Lousje Skala, Calgary Necklace and Link Bracelets, 2015. Photographer Boaz Nothman
PRESENTING PARTNER
PRINCIPAL PARTNER
GOVERNMENT FUNDING
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TESTING THE BOMB. MARALINGA AND AUSTRALIAN ART BURRINJA TOURING EXHIBITION
ON VIEW 16 September – 26 November 2017 Entry to the Gallery is free.
blackmistburntcountry.com.au
OPENING
EDF Visions of Australia
Friday 15 September, 6pm Free. Bookings essential, call 6581 8888 or
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ONE TREE. PA
AUL OGIER
Be Inspired Black Mist Burnt Country is a national touring exhibition of artworks by over 30 Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists commemorating the British atomic tests in Australia in the 1950s. Selected from public and private collections the exhibition features artworks from the past seven decades: Included are Albert Tucker, Arthur Boyd, Ian Howard, Pam Debenham, Toni Robertson, Rosemary Laing among Aboriginal artists such as Jonathan Kumintjarra Brown, Judy Watson, Hilda Moodoo, Yvonne Edwards and others. Presenting works across the mediums of painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography, new media and music, while exploring the varied perspectives and creative approaches of artists from post-WWII modernists
Curator Talk Saturday 16 September, 11am JD Mittmann Free Event
Artist Talk Saturday 23 September, 11am Merilyn Fairskye Free Event
Artist Talk
Black Mist Burnt Country exhibition revisits the history of
Saturday 30 September, 11am
the British atomic test program at Maralinga, Emu Field
Blak Douglas
and Montebello Islands and examines the impact on
Free Event
to present-day artists.
people and land, as well as its on-going legacies. A variety of interactive elements enable visitors to
For full event details see pages 12-13
the exhibition to learn about the social, political and environmental dimensions, while placing the Australian atomic tests in the context of the nuclear arms race and its present-day realities. Paul Ogier, One Tree, 2010 carbon pigment on rag paper 72 x 90 cm, 94 x 117 cm framed. Courtesy of the artist ONE TREE. PAUL OGIER
blackmistburntcountry.com.au
EDF Visions of Australia
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Highlights:
selections from Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Collection ON VIEW 1 September – 10 September 2017 Entry to the Gallery is free.
Highlights
presents
a
selection
of
artworks from the Port MacquarieHastings Council Art Collection exploring two main themes of Abstraction and Landscape. The Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Collection comprises of over 250 donated and acquired artworks, and is housed in Council buildings around the Hastings. The
Glasshouse
Regional
Gallery
continues to oversee the acquiring of new artworks, framing and conservation requirements.
Trevelyan Macquarie.
Clay, A
originally
from
Port
graduate
from
the
Australian National School of Art, now living in Melbourne, Trevelyan Clay is fast establishing a strong profile with work held in several major collections including; The Auckland Art Gallery, Artbank, The Ergas Collection and the Peter Fay Collection. Clay’s work refers to landscape with a sense of sacred place. Stylistically his paintings use brush strokes which make reference to Aboriginal dot painting and digital pixilation.
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Trevelyan Clay, Landscape with a Passage, 2008, acrylic on linen Port Macquarie Hastings Council, purchased with the assistance of Jim Matsinos, Robert Jones and the artist, 2008 (detail).
MIND YOUR ART HEADSPACE ART COMPETITION
In support of Mental Health Month in October, headspace Port Macquarie proudly presents ‘MIND YOUR ART’ - an Art Competition and Exhibition open to youth aged 12-25 years old. This year’s Mental Health Month theme is ‘Share the Journey’. It focuses on the importance of social connections, our journey to better mental health and our ability to cope with life’s challenges. Positive social connections not only improve our mental health and wellbeing but they also build resilience. Mind Your Art submissions that work in line with the theme ‘Share the Journey’ will be favoured however is open to the artist’s interpretation. Glasshouse Regional Gallery supporting arts within our community
THE COMPETITION Prizes are on offer for this exciting competition in the following categories: 12 - 17 years old
18 - 25 years old.
Entries close: 2pm Friday 29 September 2017 How to enter: pick up your FREE entry package from headspace Port Macquarie located at Unit 4, 12 Short St, Port Macquarie Package includes: entry form, conditions of entry and 8”x8” canvas panel. Or visit headspace.org.au/port-macquarie Please NOTE: To be eligible for entry all art submissions must be completed on the 8”x8” canvas panel supplied by headspace Port Macquarie.
ON VIEW 5 October – 31 October 2017 Entry to the Gallery is free Glasshouse Mezzanine Foyer, Level 2 OPENING
Thursday 5 October, 5.30pm Free. Drinks can be
purchased at the bar Bookings essential, call 6581 8888 or
headspace is the National Youth Mental Health
www.glasshouse.org.au
Foundation and we offer FREE health and wellbeing
services for 12-25 year olds in the Port Macquarie and Hastings area. If you or someone you know is
going through a tough time call us now 02 6588 7300.
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Highlights from the
2017 Venice
Biennale
with Gallery Curator Niomi Sands
Ciao from Venice! I’m on my regular pilgrimage to Venice to view the Biennale, this year’s exhibition is just amazing and full of extraordinary artwork of all types. I look forward to sharing the highlights with you at the slide night in October.
SLIDE NIGHT Friday 13 October, 6pm Cost: $5
Light refreshments provided
Bookings essential, call 6581 8888 or
www.glasshouse.org.au
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Be Inspired
Artist & Curator Talks
Gallery Talks are free and provide a unique opportunity to meet the artists and learn more about the exhibitions in a fun and informal atmosphere.
Shapeshifters is a playful exploration of 3D printing. It’s all about imagination, innovation and new methods of making. In it you’ll find a collection of fascinating objects that embody a sense of excitement with what’s happening in technology and design right now.
Artist Talk Ryan Pennings
Saturday 9 September, 11am Join artist Ryan Pennings as he talks about his arts practice and his involvement in the development of the exhibition
Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the Future exhibition. Ryan Pennings is an Industrial Designer from Melbourne, Australia; with an avid interest in robotic fabrication and algorithmic design. His curiosity in robotic fabrication and its application to product design is a key focus of his work. Ryan has created products that range from algorithmically driven ceramics to robotically 3D printed furniture, and showcase the possibilities that robotic fabrication affords designers.
“The combination of algorithmic design and robotic fabrication showcases the possibilities that are
opening up to industrial designers in digital design
and fabrication techniques.”
Ryan Pennings
Ryan Pennings, Percy Stools, Simon Cardwell 2015
Artist and Curator Talks are FREE Bookings essential, call 6581 8888 12
or www.glasshouse.org.au
The Black Mist Burnt Country: Testing the Bomb exhibition revisits the history of the British atomic test program at Maralinga, Emu Field and Montebello Islands and examines the impact on people and land, as well as its on-going legacies.
“It is surprising how few people are aware that atomic bombs were exploded in Australia, and how little they know about the dislocation of Aboriginal people, the exposure of
Australian servicemen and the contamination of the land. This exhibition offers some
remarkable insights into a chapter of our history that has long-lasting consequences, while
it poses some important questions in relation to contemporary nuclear issues.” JD Mittmann, exhibition curator.
Curator Talk Black Mist Burnt Country – JD Mittmann
Saturday 16 September, 11am Join exhibition curator JD Mittmann on a tour of the exhibition
Black Mist Burnt Country: Testing the Bomb, Maralinga and Australian Art, where he discusses the exhibition development and how artists responded to the topic of atomic testing.
Artist Talk Black Mist Burnt Country – Merilyn Fairskye
Saturday 23 September, 11am Join artist Merilyn Fairskye as she talks about her involvement in the development of Black Mist Burnt Country: Testing the Bomb, Maralinga and Australian Art and her arts practice.
Artist Talk Black Mist Burnt Country – Blak Douglas
Saturday 30 September, 11am Join artist Blak Douglas as he talks about his arts practice and his response to atomic testing and his involvement in the development of the exhibition Black Mist Burnt Country: Testing
the Bomb, Maralinga and Australian Art.
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THESE EVENTS ARE FREE
FILM SCREENINGS Nobody Told Us Anything, 2014 Saturday 7 October, 1pm Documentary,
directed by Charles Stewart, United Kingdom, 96 minutes
Between 1952 and 1967, in the largest Ti-Service operation
since
D-Day
landings,
over
20,000
servicemen participated in British Nuclear Weapons Tests. The 2011 British Nuclear Test Veterans Heath Needs Audit show that a daunting shadow hangs over the Veterans. This documentary tells that story in archive footage and candid interview with the survivors and their children.
Australian Atomic Confessions, 2005
Screenings are in the Ross Family Studio
Saturday 7 October, 3pm Documentary,
directed by Katherine Aigner, 50 minutes
Documentary about the compelling story of 12 British atomic bomb tests in the 1950’s, discussed by Aboriginal elders, veterans, experts and the premier of South Australia. With the building of a new $500 million dollar nuclear reactor in a Sydney suburb. The expansion of more multi-national uranium mines and the associated poisoning of the Great Artesian Basin, reflecting about the nuclear energy uses is now as important as ever.
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Artist in Residence Michaela Swan
16 - 27 October 2017 This October the Glasshouse welcomes fibre artist Michaela Swan to our Artist in Residency program. Michaela will work on a new series of work that will contribute to a future exhibition within the Gallery program in 2018. Swan is an interdisciplinary artist, predominantly centred in Fibres Textiles with performance elements, and sculpture. Swan’s work explores how materials can be used for other purposes and applied to non-traditional objects to create juxtaposition/paradox between materials and concepts. Many of her works are inspired by personal experiences and memories, places or materials and processes. Swan is an emerging artist living and working in Newcastle NSW. Swan grew up in Laurieton before relocating in 2012 to pursue studies in Fine Art at the University of Newcastle, she graduated in 2014 with Distinction. Swan studied a semester abroad at Hong Kong Baptist University in 2013 where she studied Wearable Art and Glass Casting, this developed her interest in travelling, foreign culture and the shared relationship that every person has with textiles. The Glasshouse Artist in Residency program provides a working space for artists to develop their arts practice. A Glasshouse Regional Gallery Artist in Residency Project
Images from left: Michaela Swan, “The Arm Knitting Project” Manning Regional Art Gallery, 2016 Michaela Swan, Untitled, Hong Kong, 2013
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BE CREATIVE
@ THE GALLERY
Craft Spot
WORKSHOPS FOR ADULTS Saturday 9 September, 1.30pm Saturday 14 October, 1.30pm Saturday 11 November, 1.30pm Are you inspired by craft and design? Is quirky craft your thing? Have you ever wondered how artists
create their work? Then this workshop is for you! Craft Spots are hands-on creative workshops inspired by the current Gallery exhibitions.
Each workshop will feature a technique, process
or material that will inspire you to create your own creative projects.
Workshops are designed for all skill levels and can
be a great way to learn something new or brush up on your favourite craft or art technique.
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ART CLASS WITH PAVEL LANKAS Term 4 - Experimental Portraiture “Face your creativity with portraiture�.
8 weeks
Come and unleash your creative side using the face and head
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as a reference point with local artist pavel Lankas. Participants will learn important observational skills and expressive gestural mark making with emphasis on the creative process. Using a variety of approaches, ranging from traditional to expressive and experimental, using mirrors, each other, master works and own references, you will discover a new creative side to yourself. The workshop is open to all levels including complete
In the ARTLAB Cost: 8 sessions $200 members $240 adults
beginners. About the tutor: Lankas is a well-respected teacher with a passion for making students realise their creative potential, something he believes we all have. Lankas has dedicated much of his time to teaching and sharing his skills, teaching privately, at Adult Education and at the North Coast Institute of TAFE, where he taught Fine Art for 15 years.
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EVENTS @ THE LIBRARIES www.mnclibrary.org.au
ALL ACTIVITIES FREE Bookings essential
DE CLUTTER WORKSHOPS Spring is nearly here so why not get started on spring cleaning with a declutter workshop? The ‘Less is More!’ workshops are for you! Learn how to declutter your home (and your life) so you have more space for the things that matter.
Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Library Thursday 12th October, 6pm – 8pm
To register please call the library on 6581 8755. Light supper provided.
Laurieton School of Arts Hall
Tuesday 10th October, 11am – 1pm
To register call the Laurieton Library on 6581 8177.
Wauchope CWA Hall
Wednesday 11th October, 11am - 1pm
This project is a NSW EPA Waste Less, Recycle More initiative funded from the waste levy.
To register call Wauchope Library on 6581 8162. Afternoon tea provided.
AUTHOR VISIT Thursday 26 October, from 6pm Port Macquarie Library Shane Pascoe will discuss his new book
Sleep Better.
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ANNUAL 2ND TUESDAY BOOK CLUB Tuesday 14 November, 6-8pm Port Macquarie Library www.tockify.com/port. library
PORT MACQUARIE LIBRARY
WAUCHOPE LIBRARY
LAURIETON LIBRARY
Cnr Gordon & Grant Streets
High Street (near Post Office)
Laurie Street (near School of Arts Hall)
5
$
Kids (and their grown-ups) will love these creative mornings. Create an artwork, explore the gallery‌ and have some fun!
only per child
Suitable for children 4 to 9 years of age Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Saturday 9 September, 11am
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Wednesday 27 September, 11am
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Wednesday 4 October,11am Saturday 14 October, 11am Saturday 11 November, 11am
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Weekend Holiday
FUN forKIDS
Bookings essential, call 6581 8888 or www.glasshouse.org.au Transaction fees may apply
SPROUTS
ROAD
SHOW! $5 Bookings essential
m The Glasshouse Sprouts progra is on the move! Kids and their grownups will have fun creating art together! The artworks are inspired by Glasshouse Regional Gallery exhibitions and are a great way to learn creatively.
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GLASSHOUSE REGIONAL GALLERY TOURS Free Self Guided Exhibition Tours Guided Tour Duration 1 hour guided tour I Cost $5 per student Join our Gallery educators on an hour long guided tour and find out more about the exhibitions and artworks on display. Minimum of 10 students required.
Guided Tour & Art Workshop Duration 2 hours and 30 minutes I Cost $15 per student Join our Gallery educators on a 30 minute guided tour and twohour exhibition based art-making workshop. Minimum of 10 students required.
Special Interest Tours Duration 1 hour guided tour. I Cost $5 per student *Transaction fees may apply
Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the Future
teachers professional development workshops In conjunction with Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the Future, Modfab will be running a 3D Printing and CAD BOSTES accredited course for teachers who are keen to discover and explore the relatively new technology of 3D design. Modfab is the first 3D Printing Technology business in Australia to create customised learning experiences for school students, teachers and the general public. They are passionate about spreading the innovative technology of 3D printing and are leading the way in making this relatively new technology accessible to all.
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Wednesday 13 September, 9am - 4.30pm Cost
$350 per person (includes lunch)
Bookings essential
education@glasshouse.org.au
Shapeshifters: 3D Printing the Future from the Australian Design Centre
ON VIEW 9 September 12 November Entry to the Gallery is free. Curriculum links:
Visual Arts & Design Suitable for:
Years 5 & 6 and Years 7-12
Shapeshifters is a playful exploration of 3D printing. It’s all about imagination, innovation and new methods of making. In it you’ll find a collection of fascinating objects that embody a sense of excitement with what’s happening in technology and design right now.
Shapeshifters is an Australian Design Centre Touring Exhibition, developed in partnership with Western Plains Cultural Centre.
And the best bit? 3D printing is made for sharing. Open source software and shared maker spaces mean anyone can try their hand at creating. Now mass production is replaced by mass customisation. Forget shopping. Why not download and redesign your own products?
Australian Design Centre is supported by the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. Australian Design Centre is assisted by the New South Wales Government through Arts NSW, and the Australian government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
So remember, Shapeshifters is just as much about you as it is about the makers. We hope the exhibition inspires you to think differently, and most of all – design playfully.
Ryan Pennings, Robot Working print, photo COTA 2015. Photographer: Boaz Nothman
STUDENT WORKSHOPS
Thursday 14 September, 9.30am - 12.30pm: Years 5 & 6 Maze Workshop
Friday 15 September, 9.30am - 12.30pm: Years 7 & 8 Articulated Light Workshop Cost: $25 per student (max 20 students)
SOLD
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OUT!
OUT!
TEACHER WORKSHOP (BOSTE approved)
Wednesday 13 September, 9am - 4.30pm Places still available for the accredited teachers PD
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Volunteers
The Glasshouse Regional Gallery gratefully
Michael & Monica Atkinson
Ruth Edwards
Jennifer Rowan
John Babich
Jessica Garthson
Eleanore Russell
Colin Bennett
Noel Giles
Glennis Slack-Smith
Ann Broomby
Pauline Gowing
Steve Stevens
Joan Burley
Fred Husken
Susan Thompson
Maureen Cooke
Tony Martin
Jenny Wardrop
Ray Cooper
Michael & Janice Matthews
Lindy Williams
Vicki Dawson
Jen McLaren
Silvana Wirepa
Jackie Deane
Sue Poole
Pauline Woodhead
Jean Earl
Ken Reynolds
acknowledges its dedicated and active volunteers.
Sponsors Government Sponsors Founding Sponsors
The Glasshouse is supported by the NSW Government through Create NSW
A facility of Port Macquarie-Hastings Council
THE ROSS FAMILY
The Glasshouse Regional Gallery acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands, waters and seas where we work. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and future.
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SPRING IN THE GALLERY EXHIBITIONS Highlights: selections from Port Macquarie-Hastings Council Collection
1 -10 September
Shapeshifters: 3D printing the future
9 September – 12 November
Black Mist Burnt Country
16 September – 26 November
Mind Your Art: Headspace Art Competition
5 October – 31 October
EXHIBITION OPENINGS - FREE Shapeshifters: 3D printing the future
Friday 8 September, 6pm
Black Mist Burnt Country
Friday 15 September, 6pm
Mind Your Art: Headspace Art Competition
Friday 13 October, 5.30pm
EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES Craft Spot: Workshops for Adults
Saturday 9 September, 1.30pm
Film Screening: Nobody Told Us Anything, 2014
Saturday 7 October, 1pm
Film Screening: Australian Atomic Confessions, 2005
Saturday 7 October, 3pm
Slide Night: Highlights from the 2017 Venice Biennale – Niomi Sands
Friday 13 October, 6pm
Craft Spot: Workshops for Adults
Saturday 14 October, 1.30pm
Craft Spot: Workshops for Adults
Saturday 11 November, 1.30pm
Experimental Portraiture with PAVEL LANKAS
18 October - 6 December, 6pm - 8.30pm KIDS
Glasshouse Sprouts
Saturday 9 September, 11am
Glasshouse Sprouts
Wednesday 27 September, 11am
Sprouts Roadshow – PMQ Library
Thursday 28 September, 11am
Glasshouse Sprouts
Wednesday 4 October, 11am
Sprouts Roadshow – Wauchope Library
Thursday 5 October, 11am
Glasshouse Sprouts
Saturday 14 October, 11am
Glasshouse Sprouts
Saturday 11 November, 11am ARTIST TALK - FREE
Artist Talk: Shapeshifters – Ryan Pennings
Saturday 9 September,11am
Curator Talk: Black Mist Burnt Country – JD Mittmann
Saturday 16 September, 11am
Artist Talk: Black Mist Burnt Country – Merilyn Fairskye Saturday 23 September, 11am Artist Talk: Black Mist Burnt Country – Blak Douglas
Saturday 30 September, 11am
A facility of Port Macquarie-Hastings Council