Current Exhibition Program
Artesanato Summer @ Spiral Gallery Group Exhibition - Gallery 1
29 November 2024 - 14 January 2025
Spiral Gallery's Artists & Friends Annual Cash, Card & Carry - a smorgasbord of original artworks for the summer season: ceramics, jewellery, clothing, prints, paintings, handcrafted wood & knives, baskets, glassware & more.
Enticing Possibilities - Helen Morris solo - Gallery 2
27 December 2024 - 14 January 2025
An exhibition of paintings, prints, collage and clothing
Continual – Land & Seascape Photography – Marcus Ward Curran- Gallery 1
17 January – 12 February
Continual is Marcus' approach to the ongoing search for dynamic light, balance, composition, structure & colour working in parallel with an image’s ability to story tell & take the viewer on a visual journey within the frame itself. The work highlights yet only scratches the surface on the abundance of beauty & natural wonder of the Bega Valley, NSW
Wild Things - Mandy Jackson solo - Gallery 1
14 February – 12 March
Take a walk on the wild side with this vibrant solo exhibition of mixed media animal paintings & drawings.
H2O – Monday Art Group BVACS - Gallery 1
14 March – 9 April
The Monday Art Group have chosen the theme of Water for their exhibition in 2025 at Spiral with the view to represent water in some of its many permutations. As usual, the group have used a variety of media & subject matter in their work to achieve this end.
Spiral Members & South Coast Artists - Gallery 1
11 April – 13 May
An exhibition of the many & varied talents & skills of Spiral Gallery Co-operative Members & other South Coast artists with ceramics, sculpture, basket weaving, jewellery, clothing, felting, prints, paintings, handcrafted wood & knives.
Illustrations for an Unwritten Story - Anthea Moffat solo - Gallery 2
11 – 30 April
The exhibition will showcase Anthea’s prints, drawings & paintings of imaginary animals.
Family Threads – Steve Stafford & Michelle Flynn - Gallery 2
1 – 13 May
Michelle donated a collection to AIATSIS in 2014, highlighting her grandfather, Alf Stafford’s, career at Parliament House with evidence of 'an Aboriginal presence at the highest level of federal politics.' This, & her interest in family history, has brought our extended family together. During COVID, Michelle enrolled in an online course with ngumpie weaving and has created her own pieces from this experience. Steve’s woodwork interpretations, after discovering more about his uncle’s life, reinforce the sayings 'don’t judge a book by its cover' and 'nothing is how it seems.' His objects are changed from their original form by subtraction or addition.
Celebrating First Nations artists living on Yuin Country - Gallery 1
16 May – 11 June
Featuring Indigenous artists living on Yuin Country. A celebration of Indigenous culture. Presented with the financial assistance of South East Arts & Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Scheme.
A Plethora of Postcards - Gallery 1
13 June – 8 July
YOU are invited to CREATE A6-sized artworks & enter them in the 14th annual Plethora of Postcards Exhibition. Submit up to ten postcards, any medium, with 2D & 3D entries encouraged. Just do not miss out on YOUR OPPORTUNITY to be part of this very popular show & amaze yourself, your friends & family.
Great prizes to be won in several categories.
Email the Postcard Team for an Entry Form: spiralpostcards@gmail.com
Entry forms will be available on the Spiral Gallery website from mid April.
Would you like to have an exhibition?? Exhibition proposals welcome for 2026
If you would like to apply for an exhibition, please email your proposal, CV or artist statement, & recent images of work to Spiral Exhibition Co-ordinator
