Formed and Fired

A group exhibition of new works by aspiring adult potters, exploring the medium of clay under the guidance of acclaimed potter and teacher Jenni Bourke.

Narooma Gallery is proud to host the 2024 Narooma High School Art Exhibition, an equal opportunity for all age groups to showcase their work.

From There to Here an exhibition featuring work by Dennis Arnold, Margaret Moran and Alison Spurgeon.

Image: Dennis Arnold, Spring in Provence, oil on board, 30cm dia

Turned and Pressed Art, an exhibition with work by Tony Jaggers and Pertpetua McInnes

2024 River of Art Prize presented by the River of Art Festival in partnership with the Narooma School of Arts

Sea Change, an exhibition that depicts the mesmerising pull of the oceans and seas. What changes are we witnessing to the sea as a consequence of global warming, and how do we talk about that.

The Tall Trees Life Drawing group are presenting a new exhibition titled ‘The Pose’. Each Sunday the group gather to draw the figure from life. The exhibition will feature work from the eight members of the group. All based in the Eurobodalla and Bega shires on the NSW South Coast.

Using colour, abstraction and retro boats, cars, aeroplanes, rockets and submarines, Jane Barney’s photo animations are a travelogue of CO2 emissions - dreamy other-worlds that draw attention to what is happening in our world.

Jane has exhibited in group and solo exhibitions since 1988, re-contextualising images from popular culture through abstract photography and animation.

The exhibition is best viewed from dusk onwards.

A collection of paintings depicting Daniel Allam’s interaction with nature on the NSW South Coast.

‘Fundamental’ exhibition at Narooma Gallery, January 2024.

Sally Skinner, Good Evening, Guerilla Bay, photograph

Enjoy works made by the Narooma School of Art members.

Narooma High School Art Exhibition 2023

An exhibition of student works

With the theme of 'Exploring Place', 7 fine art photographers unravel the South Coast's hidden and unexpected gems, offering a fresh perspective on familiar landscapes.

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Audrey Jean Coxhill is a textile and embroidery artist based in Mystery Bay and presents a sumptuous collection of her handcrafted needlepoint works. Come to the opening morning tea on Thursday 15 June at 10:30am.

OPENING: 5PM THURSDAY 4 MAY 2023

An exhibition that reflects on the natural beauty and resources of the Wagonga inlet and surrounds, coinciding with the Narooma Oyster Festival. Read more.

Ann Michael Espinoza

A collection of works depicting the change of the landscape in the past three years. Click on image to read more.

Frida & Feathers

Perpetua (Petti) McInnes and Donna Goulding exhibit new work together for the first time at the Narooma Gallery. Diverse works both explore character, belonging, and personal strength. Read more in full listing.

Postcards from Narooma

An exhibition showcasing Narooma and its surrounding districts, depicted by members of the Urban Sketchers and Plein Art Groups of the Narooma School of Arts. Read more in full listing.

Perceptions of coastal NSW captured in photography by three artists revealing their personal connection to place.

A solo exhibition by Kym Brookes presenting new unique sculptural works using foraged and fired clay components.

Tess Horwitz and Barbara McConchie present an exhibition of their work, looking at, and reflecting on, the natural world.

A group exhibition by the community groups who utilise the Narooma School of Arts Studios.

Felicity Townend

Keep Calm and Carry On …

Felicity presents a collection of works that are a mixture of styles, subjects and mediums. Using watercolour, ink and watercolour, ink, pencil and charcoal, Felicity creates vivid abstract and whimsical paintings and drawings. The exhibition of works depict architectural scenes, portraits and floral still lives.

Image: Felicity Townend, Notre Dame, ink and watercolour, 24 cm x 19 cm

NSoA is offering street artists the opportunity to put your tags or street art on their external walls, that will be seen by many as they pass through Narooma. Put your application in now - limited time only.

River of Art’s very popular art prize that was postponed due to the COVID lockdown will be open to the public from Friday 21 January 2021. The River of Art Prize is open to all artists and makers within and beyond the Eurobodalla region and awards a prize of $2,000.00.

The Prize attracted many applicants with the exhibiting artists selected by the Judges, Professor Denise Ferris, Emeritus Professor ANU, and Iain Dawson, Director of the Bega Valley Region Gallery.

This exhibition showcases new work made in the last 12 months and epitomises the River of Art’s aim to celebrate the arts in the Eurobodalla Shire.

Patricia Boisgard, Jim Hart, Lesley Henstridge, Linda Marshall, Bernie O’Neil, John Payne, Wendy Pollard

Please note: There will be no opening event for this exhibition.

Euro Painters and Potters brings together local painters and potters Patricia Boisgard, Bernie O’Neil, John Payne (Bingie Pottery), Wendy Pollard and Linda Marshall in an exhibition that brings together two- and three-dimensional works using clay, paint, brass and pyrography.

The show explores how these colleagues’ chosen art forms have come together through the challenging years of 2020 and 2021. The environment of the Eurobodalla and the domestic realm of home and garden are continuing sources of inspiration.

Two Monaro painters, Lesley Henstridge and Jim Hart who have collaborated with some of our group over many years will be joining the show, bringing the high country to the coast.

Image: Jim Hart, The Boat, oil on board, 610mm x 450mm, 2021. Photograph the artist