Promoting, encouraging and supporting the practice and appreciation of arts across the Bellingen Community
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Cynthia Miller – Reimagined
This exhibition, REIMAGINED is a celebration of colour and exuberance and reflects my abiding interest in larger than life images with a slightly naive twist. My works are always from my imagination which gives me excellent scope for a semi-abstract style and allows the freedom of expression which offers constant surprises and endless pleasure.
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John Biggart – John’s Folly
This exhibition is a culmination of ideas from many trips around the country. I think it’s very important for an artist to travel, to see different landscapes, and to meet other artists. Due to health reasons, I can no longer travel, but continue to use sketches, watercolours, and photographs from past travels.
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Lisa Zanderigo – Ecce Homo: Est Unus
‘Ecce Homo: Est Unus’ is an exhibition of paintings questioning toxic notions of male entitlement by Lisa Zanderigo, and is a companion body of work to ‘Ecce Femina: Agnus Dei’, exhibited at Nexus in 2022. Explicit images. Parental guidance is recommended.
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Julie Byers – Call and Response
Call and Response combines collage and poetry to tell the story of my escape from Hurricane Katrina. It looks back, and in, to bear witness to suffering, question inaction, and reflect on climate justice in a warming world.
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Autumn Members Exhibition
Don’t let Members’ Exhibitions slip past you this year. Whether you are a long-time member or new to the BCAC, all are welcome to exhibit in the Members’ Shows. And we’d love to see you at the opening at 12 noon, Sunday 29 March. Dates for the Autumn Show: ENTRIES CLOSE: Friday 20 March by…
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Gallery Closed
for annual maintenance
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Held
The Shard Sisters In a time when the ground beneath us feels increasingly fragile, five women potters from the Mid North Coast come together in Held—an exhibition that speaks quietly, yet with profound conviction, about the power of touch, connection, and care. The Shard Sisters. Left to Right – Jane Northway, Gloria Malone, Parma Keft,…
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Robbie Pacheco
Using intentional camera movement, this body of work re-imagines landscape through motion and blur, dissolving form into gesture and light to create images that sit between photography and painting. Shifting the focus from documentation toward atmosphere, emotion, and the act of seeing itself.
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Shea
My work is inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds me, Gumbaynggirr Country, the Mid North Coast. I am a self-taught artist strongly influenced by the French Impressionists, Post Impressionists including Pointillism artists of the late 19th century particularly Camille Pissarro, Paul Signac and Vincent van Gogh, First Nations and Japanese art. Enjoy my exhibition,…
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Summer Members’ Exhibition
A wonderful exhibition of our favorite members wonderful artwork