2025

Film screening
23 August 2025

A still image of a rocky shore on the Martha Brae River in Jamaica. A bamboo raft with two boys on it sits in the water as people watch on from atop boulders by the shore. The image is taken from the film ‘a river holds a perfect memory’ (2024) by Hope Strickland.

Meet and Make
29 August 2025

A photograph of a cyanotype – a pale, blue-coloured print – of wildflowers being held up to the camera on a wet sheet of glass.

Artist conversation
30 August 2025

Lotte Gertz and Amy Winstanley sit in conversation on a raised platform in the downstairs gallery. Rows of people are seated to listen to the talk.

Fungi Foray & Picnic
24 September 2025

A photograph of Mark Williams gesturing to a bunch of wild mushrooms in his hand and talking to a large group of people in a wooded area.

Indigo dyeing and Shibori
26 September 2025

Towel-sized sheets of cotton are hung by clothespins on a washing line. They are dyed a deep indigo in different patterns.

Writing Workshop
Sat 25 October 2025

Amalia Pica’s ‘Communal Daisy Chain’ (2025). The daisy chain made from pressed daisies is stuck to the gallery wall. A small piece of red thread is tied to one end.

Exhibition tour: Keepsake
Sat 8 November 2025

An art piece from the exhibition, ‘Keepsake’ by Amalia Pica, is hung in the upper gallery, being viewed by a gallery visitor. It is roughly the size of a large beach towel, and is hung vertically. The backdrop is golden, and freeform patterns reminiscent of a child’s drawing are stitched on top in both black and coloured cotton and wool.

Drawing for Enjoyment
Sun 15 November 2025

A photograph of a work station cluttered with art supplies where somebody arranged pieces of fern onto squares of coloured paper.

Make Do and Mend
Sat 22 November 2025

People sit around a table full of craft supplies, stitching and mending while chatting.

Film Screening
Sat 13 December 2025

Artist talk
Sat 6 December 2025

A photograph of Amalia Pica in the upper gallery smiling at someone out of frame. Artwork from her collection, ‘Keepsake’, is displayed on the walls behind her.