Art Galleries Trail

Juela Mogo 36a Princes Highway, Mogo. Ph 4474 4981 www.juelamogo.com.au Open 10am - 4pm Monday - Saturday. Boutique design and manufacturing studio offering a unique, personable and specialised service. Their on-site jewellers will design to suit a client's individual needs, revamp old jewellery and offer an ever-evolving selection of unique pieces. Featuring a fully operational workshop with consultants lounge and modern studio. The Gallery, Mogo 52 Sydney St, Mogo. Ph 44742 243 Open 10am - 4pm daily The Gallery in Mogo is the shop front for the artists of Creative Arts Batemans Bay Inc (CABBI). Contemporary, Scenic, Photographic Art together with Glass, Fabric, Jewellery, Resin and Timber crafts are displayed within this beautiful little gallery. Artists are predominantly from the local area and their individual works reflect the inspiration generated from the many and varied natural elements of the Eurobodalla region. A range of hand painted cards and unframed paintings ensures something for all who visit The Gallery. Bermagui Mudworks Pottery Studio & Cafe 23 Alexander Dr, Bermagui Phone 0408 273 445 www.bermaguimudworks.com.au Open Thu - Mon, 10am - 5pm Beautiful wheel-thrown pieces created in the pottery studio - functional or decorative, each piece is unique. A wide range of domestic ware, gorgeous garden pots and planters and one-off pieces. Enjoy a coffee, home-made cake and the view. Grimm-Hewitt Studio/Gallery Bermagui Ph 0425 299 257 www.grimmhewitt.com.au Nestled on 35 acres just 5 minutes drive from the centre of town is the working studio of Contemporary Australian Artist, Nicole Grimm-Hewitt. Built from shipping containers and located in a tranquil bush setting, this studio is open by appointment only. Please phone or text prior to visit.

Juela Mogo The Gallery, Mogo Bermagui Mudworks Pottery Studio & Cafe

Cobargo Creators 60 Princes Highway, Cobargo. Ph 0475 734 347 cobargocreators@gmail.com, fb : facebook.com/CobargoCreators, insta: @cobargocreators. Opening hours: Mon - Fri 10am - 4pm, Sat 9am - 1pm, Sun 10am - 2pm. Cobargo Creators, formed in 2012, promotes the zany, creative works of local artisans including paintings, prints, photographs, frocks, bags, jewellery, sculptures, jams, soaps, hats, cards and more. The volunteer managed gallery offers inspiration, beauty to feed the soul, a few laughs and stories that will make your day. 18 Sept - 9th Oct - 'Common Threads’ Exhibition. A thread is a yarn is a Story. Common Threads Exhibition examines the Art of Fibre and the connections between humans and threads forever exploring the weft and warp of life. This exhibition is open to all local south coast artists. Come along to be inspired by material matters. The twisted, woven, tangled, svelte, braided, quilted using a variety and multiplicity of threads, bamboo, wool, silk, cotton, metallic, plastic, hemp, reeds or string. Bega Valley Regional Gallery Zingel Place, Bega Ph 6499 2222 gallery.begavalley.nsw.gov.au Open Monday to Friday 10am - 4pm. Entry is free. 9 April—18 June CONCRETE: Art Design Architecture A major exhibition exploring innovative ways that concrete is being used by artists, designers and architects in Australia in the 21st century. Curated by JamFactory’s Margaret Hancock Davis (Senior Curator) and Brian Parkes (CEO), the exhibition includes 21 artists, designers and architects from across Australia and brings together products, projects and works of art that reflect many of the current preoccupations with concrete within contemporary art, design and architecture in Australia. Abdul-Rahman Abdullah, Adam Goodrum, Alex Lotersztain, Anna Horne, Baldasso Cortese Architects, Candalepas Associates, CHEB – Deb Jones and Christine Cholewa, Convic, Durbach Block Jaggers Architects, Edition Office, Elvis Richardson, Glenn Murcutt, Kyoko Hashimoto and Guy Keulemans, Inari Kiuru, Jamie North, Megan Cope,Rhiannon Slatter, Tom Borgas, Sanne Mestrom, SMART Design Studio and WOOD Melbourne.

Grimm-Hewitt Studio/Gallery Cobargo Creators Bega Valley Regional Gallery

Spiral Gallery 47 Church St Bega. Ph 6492 5322 www.spiralgallery.org.au Open Monday – Friday 10am – 4pm, Saturday 10am – 1pm. Represents regional, emerging and established artists. Gallery 1: 23 Apr – 12 May: FROM A COASTAL GARDEN Nancy Brunton and Susan Curran exhibit ceramics and textiles inspired by the flora & fauna they are grateful to be surrounded by and immersed in. 14 May – 2 June PRACTICE WHILE YOU TEACH 2. An exhibition of work by current and past staff at Bega High School. 4 – 23 Jun: IN THE BEGINNING – GENISIS Glenda Morgan, Doris Hoyne and Peter Story. Opening 5 June, 11.30 - 3pm. Poetry, Music to Art,12 June, 1 - 3pm. Artworks explores the interconnection between growth and the beauty of the natural world. From the origin of the inception of the natural and its journey to now. 25 June – 20 July: PLETHORA OF POSTCARDS Submit one or a hundred, any medium, with 2D & 3D entries encouraged. Email the Postcard Team for an Entry Form: spiralpostcards@gmail.com Gallery 2: Spiral Gallery Members’ retail space. Village Gallery Oaklands Barn, Princes Highway, South Pambula. Ph 6495 6990 www.madag.org.au Open daily from 10am - 4pm (except Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day & Good Friday) Featuring a variety of work from both emerging and established artists of the Merimbula & District Arts Group Inc. Our changing display includes paintings, woodwork, jewellery, mosaics, craft, cards and more. Ample parking and a café next door.

Spiral Gallery Village Gallery

Go for a hike up Gulaga Mountain Explore the fascinating shops Take a tour with Tilba Talks Heritage Walks Drop in and explore Gulaga Gallery Try fishing at Mystery Bay

The villages of Tilba Tilba and Central Tilba lie on the slopes of Gulaga, a place of great spiritual significance to the local Yuin nation, particularly Yuin women. Gulaga is cloaked with an amazing rainforest around its peak and it's well worth hiking to the top for spectacular views (approx. 5 hours). Access the walking track from the rear of Pam's Store in Tilba Tilba. Named Mt. Dromedary by Captain Cook in 1770, the lower slopes of Gulaga became the site of much activity when gold was discovered in the 1860s. Many of Tilba’ s buildings were constructed in the late 1880s when the gold boom was at its peak. By the time mining ceased, the dairy industry was firmly established as the main source of income for the area. The entire village of Central Tilba was classified by the National Trust in 1974 in recognition of its historical significance. Central Tilba has maintained its village atmosphere, and has become a centre for craftspeople and artisans, as well as oldfashioned stores like the general store, lolly shop and toy shop. Leatherwork, art studios, woodwork, unusual clothing, cafes, antiques and giftware, as well as a bakery and a pub are all located on Central Tilba’s main street. Gulaga Gallery has beautiful hemp and bamboo clothing, music, jewellery, crystals, books and much more. Lovers of leatherwork should make a beeline for Tilba Leather, with its range of gorgeous leather shoes, bags, belts, wallets and more. Reva at Tilba works with passionate designers from all over the world who create quintessentially beautiful, unique, handmade pieces of jewellery - don't walk past it. Passionfish make their beautiful soy candles by hand; their shop smells divine. Take a tour with Tilba Talks Heritage Walks to discover some of Tilba's secrets from days gone by, sample locally made cheeses from Tilba Real Dairy and finish off with a delicious Devonshire tea.