Rustic art by Warwick Hillis
31st January to 15th March 2020
Warwick’s unique garden art sculptures were extremely popular in last year’s exhibition. So we’ve invited him back to start the year again.
There will be a large variety of rustic art, made from reclaimed metal, wood and wire. Continue reading »
28th November to 26th January.
We have set up our Summer/Christmas exhibition, filling the Bolin Bolin Gallery (and the Garden Gallery and shop) with lots of new work from some of our favourite artists and also some new artists.
Runs one and a half day workshops at Bulleen Art & Garden
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Exhibits in the Bolin Bolin Gallery
Sells work in the Bulleen Art & Garden shop. Continue reading »
The Mad Queen;A collection of tin frocks, “accessories” and wire creations
by Regina Dudek
20 March to 26 April, 2020
Demonstration and talk:
2-3pm Sunday 22nd March 2020
Pottery and sculpture for the garden in clay and copper by the Yow Yow Sisters.
Andrea Tilley, Sue McCormick and Sharon Edwards
28th Sept. To 21 Oct. 2019 Continue reading »
We want to put together a program of new, interesting and varied exhibitions for 2020. Continue reading »
Textile artist
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An Exhibition of Ceramic Sculpture by
Heather Wilson
16 August to 22 September 2019
Exhibition Opening: 3-5 pm Saturday 17th August
Heather is a talented and experienced ceramic sculptor who makes a wide variety of animals in clay – dragons, fish, birds, cats, butterfly pots and lizards. They will all feature in this exhibition. Art for your garden or inside. Continue reading »
An exhibition by The Hills Ceramic ArtistsBabette Bruders; Amanda Christians; Glenn England; Lee Goller; Claire Johnson, Lynne Lindsay; Heather Thomas; Jenny Rowe; Sharon Twining; Juliet Widdows.
28th June to 11th August 2019
Exhibition Opening: 2-4pm Saturday 29th June 2019
The exhibition ‘Seasoned’ contemplates the turning of nature’s seasons: – from winter’s scarcity and the budding enthusiasm of spring, to summers lazy heat and autumnal festivity. Continue reading »
