Gawura Gallery in Glen Innes, New South Wales | Arts and entertainment

Gawura Gallery

Locality: Glen Innes, New South Wales

Phone: +61 403 383 080

Address: 9979 New England Highway Glen Innes, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.gawuragallery.com/

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24.01.2022 Art Workshop Saturday 27th March 2021 10am 3pm Cost: $120.00 pp Includes, Morning Tea, Lunch, Afternoon Tea and all the art materials... Master Class by Lloyd Hornsby Learn about acrylics, planning your canvas, theme Leave with a painting you would like to hang on your wall Bookings essential... Numbers are limit See more

22.01.2022 Christmas lights are up at the gallery. They go on at 7pm at night

21.01.2022 Spring has arrived in Glen Innes and we have a new visitor to our garden

20.01.2022 Lets support the Historical Society of Glen Innes. Your assistance is appreciated. This is a great organisation with the best History House I have been to.

19.01.2022 We are all ready for the launch of the First Nations Festival tomorrow at 10am in the town square. One of our dedicated committee members Marg Patterson, showing off our signs.

18.01.2022 Energex cancelled the work, so the gallery is now open. Thursday 25th 9am to 4pm.

17.01.2022 Check out the new installation in the carpark of Gawura Gallery. This is completed with String Art

17.01.2022 Presentation Growing and Cooking with Bush Food By Maria Hitchcock OAM November 13 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm - $25 per head at the gallery - 9979 New England Highway Glen Innes BOOK EARLY SO YOU DO NOT MISS OUT - ... Australian Bush foods come in two categories the traditional usage by Aborigines and contemporary usage by cooks and chefs. This talk is about contemporary usage which can be incorporated into any kitchen. As bush spices and fruits gradually become available more and more people are starting to experiment with these foods. Maria has written a booklet containing exciting and easy to make recipes which will accompany this workshop. Many bush food species which are popular today originate in rainforests making it hard but not impossible for gardeners on the Tablelands to grow these species. Maria will talk about how to grow and propagate many of the more popular species and then how to use them in some wonderful dishes. Maria Hitchcock OAM Maria is a retired High School teacher who holds a Bachelor of Arts (UNE) majoring in Botany and a Masters in Professional Studies (Aboriginal Studies) Hons. as well as a NSW Teachers Certificate and the ZMP Zertifikat in German (Göttingen). She is a Life Member of the Australian Plants Society, former leader of the ANPSA Correa Study Group and Waratah & Flannel Flower Study Group and holds the National Correa Collection in her private botanic garden which is registered with BGANZ. She published Correas in 2010. She is a regular ABC New England North West Radio Garden presenter.

16.01.2022 The gallery will be closed this Thursday 25th February, due to Energex shutting down the power to our location for work on Poles. We hope this does not inconvenience anyone.

16.01.2022 Gawura Gallery has refreshed the exhibition with new works by Lloyd Hornsby and Sarah Fletcher. There is a virtual exhibition on the Current exhibition page for those that cannot get to the gallery. This amazing work is a must see.

16.01.2022 New silk scarf is now on sale at Gawura Gallery. The scarf is from Lloyd's new pieces of work 'Lighting the way'. The scarf represents Women's Business. $55 each boxed + postage.

11.01.2022 The current exhibition closes the end of September. If you cannot get to the gallery, log onto www.gawuragallery.com to view the works by Lloyd Gawura Hornsby and Sarah Fletcher together with photography works by Lyle Radford. The image attached is Institutionalised and was sold yesterday

03.01.2022 Had a lot of fun at the gallery on Saturday. Uncle Allan came to teach the children how to shake a leg (dance). He taught them the 'Seven Rivers to catch a cod' dance. Hopefully they will be happy to perform this dance for the launch of the First Nations Festival on Friday 13th November in the town square Glen Innes at 10am. They are very cute with the ochre on their faces. They all had an ice cream while Uncle Allan spoke to them.

02.01.2022 https://www.abc.net.au//indigenous-painter-lloyd-/12607234 The ABC story on my work in Europe

02.01.2022 The launch of the First Nations Festival will take place in the Town Square at 10am. Uncle Shane Levy will reinstate festivals to the highlands on behalf of all of the Nations. Festivals were cancelled in 1953. This is a very auspicious occasion. The photo is of Uncle Shane painting up his grandson for the dance segment. Come and join in with the local community.

01.01.2022 We had lots of fun at the gallery this week with our first tour bus since COVID. The bus driver was very proud of his workmanship in the boomerang painting workshop. All of the boomerangs on display.

01.01.2022 Check out our web site: www.gawuragallery.com to look at our tours on offer. Minimum of 10 people for a booking, with a local Aboriginal Guide, Bush Tucker lunch - morning and afternoon tea. Bring your own Bus or use our bus. Great day out with great cultural significance. All inquiries through Gawura Gallery. Phone Wendy today