Opening Friday 30th January, the gallery will host an exhibition by Edward Sach and Bessminda Groves, both Mullumbimby locals. The gallery space will be split in two, presenting two distinct but connected bodies of work.

As spring tips into summer, Honey gathers works into one warm, golden evening, featuring work by Monique Correy, Leona DeBolt, Mia Forrest, Laith McGregor and Ming Nomchong.

Bodies of Light is a series developed by Lisa Weizenmüller while living abroad in Europe. What she imagined as a romantic return to her roots instead became a deeply personal period of solitude, reflection, and creative recalibration. Wherever you go, there you are.

Soft presents an exhibition of new textile works developed during Liv Enqvist’s sold-out short course at the College, Cultivating a Textile Art Practice.

Skittles is a new body of work by Thom Gatt centred on rhythm, using familiar symbols to explore order and pattern.

Artist and designer Beba Rizzaro is saying goodbye to Australia after two years of connecting with nature and her body in ways she never had before.

Join Karma Barnes for a two-day pop-up exhibition and fundraiser to support CO–Lapses, a large-scale climate-responsive installation that has been selected for the Larnaca Biennale in Cyprus.

1426 is a group exhibition showcasing recent work by a collective of artists based at the Mill St creative studios in Mullumbimby.