Gloucester Arts and Cultural Council Inc

The Body of Works submitted by the visual art students of Gloucester High School for their 2012 HSC.

An exhibition of photography by Danial Gilfillan and a variety of works by the artists from "The Cottage" a wonderful facility offering inspiration and care for our local disabled adults.

The "Unconsciously Conscious" exhibition by DoGsWooD explores a variety of elements: conscious and subconscious expression, facades, memory, nostalgia, layers and texture. It also examines the built and natural environments. These ideas are captured in meticulous and unique sculptural/photographic pieces. Creative writers in the local community and further afield, have been asked to create a piece of written work based around individual works from the exhibition. There will be a spoken word night on Sat 9th March at 6.30pm. "Unconsciously Conscious" is on show at the Gloucester Gallery from 27th February until 24th March. The Gallery will be open Wednesday to Saturday 10am - 4pm and Sundays 10am to 1pm. Come in and meet the artist and experience this fascinating exhibition.

28 Mar - 21 April All About Photos Exhibition & Symposium sponsored by Shojon Digital Print Studio, including Seminars & Workshops with an exhibition of selected works from local artists and photographers. Official opening Thurs 28 March at 7.00 pm. Everyone welcome. 28 Mar - 21 April Photography Events, Seminars & Workshops. These are being held in conjunction with the "All About Photos" exhibition. A series of free one hour seminars on a range of photographic subjects plus workshops will be held at the Gallery on various days for the duration of the exhibition. See our "Special Events, Worksho[ps and Entry Forms Page" for details or for more details or enquiries email shojonstudio@bigpond.com or telephone Shona Wallis 6558 1881

Co-ordinated with the assistance of Gloucester Shire Council's Youth Worker and Gloucester High School.

"Trainspotting" International Photography Competition from the Powerhouse Museum May 9 - 19. Celebrating 100 Years of Rail in Gloucester organised by the Gloucester Business Chamber. Official opening on Thursday May 9th at 6pm, please join us, everyone is welcome. An exhibition featuring 54 photographs, comprising the winners & highly commended entries. Now in its third year, it celebrates the railway industry in six categories including Steam trains; Diesel electric, electric trains or trams; Railway infrastructure; Trainspotting; People in railway; and Mobile phone. This year's competition attracted over 3,600 entries from around the world. From casual observers to passionate railway photographers, the impressive range of entries showcased a variety of styles and interests.

"REMIX" stunning digital art by Maeve Vella, printed on paper, canvas and silk, featuring new works along with selected favourites from past exhibitions. Gloucester Gallery Thursday 23rd May to Sunday 16th June 2013.

The body of works by this years Gloucester High School visual art students. Includes working diaries and finished pieces submitted for the final works.

The annual exhibition by the Gloucester Art Society. A range of styles, media, techniques and subject matter always produces a quality, popular display. Please join the artists at the opening celebration on Friday Sept 12th from 6.30pm

Focusing on the area of the Hunter Valley, Rebecca Rath takes us on the scenic route through many of the local towns within the valley. Having painted over 150 small documentary style oil paintings, Rath's large installation will take you back to your childhood…. when a road trip meant the long route with many stops until your destination.

Some highlights of Barbara's artistic journey before settling in Australia from England was exhibiting in galleries in England, Germany, Switzerland and Portugal. Just one year after arriving in Australia, Barbara opened an art gallery and raised funds for the Royal Blind Society. She exhibited in Sydney galleries and became an exhibiting member of theRoyal Art Society, the Royal Queensland Art Society and the Decoupage Guild of Australia. Barbara worked as an art therapist in mental health for 13 years. In 2007 she moved to Queensland where she became on site artist at Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary where her love of painting animals developed - and her inspiration to paint and fundraise for the endangered Tasmanian Devil breeding program. Barbara moved to Gloucester in 2011.

Balance ? by Charlotte Drake-Brockman and Fran Wachtel Dec 5 - Jan 5 A thought provoking exhibition by Murrurundi artists Charlotte Drake-Brockman and Fran Wachtel exploring the delicate balance between humanity and its environment. Their creations made with recycled material have to be seen to be believed. Their work is fun, it is whimsical but at the heart of it lies a message. Their deep concern for the environment.