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CURRENT EXHIBITIONS
Over Seas II
Belco Arts invited Canberra region artists who have migrated to Australia to submit their artworks to Over Seas II, an open exhibition exploring migrant and refugee perspectives in our community.
From the political to the personal, and including everything from traditional art forms to contemporary perspectives, artists were invited to share their stories and experience as a migrant to the Canberra community.
Meanwhile in Canberra | Aviva Kidd
Meanwhile in Canberra is a collection of seven bold and whimsical prints that find the extraordinary in a city too often dismissed by outsiders as boringly ordinary.
Capitalising on the distinct visual languages of lino, risograph, and mokuhanga (Japanese woodblock) printmaking, Meanwhile in Canberra celebrates icons such as Telstra Tower, Lake Burley Griffin and the Big Powerful Owl in a fresh and unexpected light.
Seasons, Tides and Lunar Cycles | Andrew Totman
In this series, Totman presents a fresh direction developed from memories of the natural world; an awareness of the influence of environment, weather and the unfathomable depth of galaxy.
Always inspired by light and colour, Totman has taken a glance back to recollections of a childhood fascinated by luminous, stained glass panels in church and the velvety darkness of a star-studded night sky.
Lines of Landscape | Kym Brookes
This body of work is a tactile exploration of place, memory, and transformation.
Each piece is composed using natural fibres, recycled materials and locally sourced earth pigment elements that speak to both the fragility and resilience of the environment.
On Reimagined Wings | Beth Harcourt
How do we live mindfully and with joy and grace? How do we make the world better? How do we live creatively and curiously with ourselves and our world?
Good Neighbour | Estelle Briedis, Hugo Curtis, Jacky Lo, Isobel Rayson and Dan Venables curated by Brooke McEachern
A printmaker, a glass blower, a ceramist, a mark maker and a knifemaker come together in Good Neighbour, a group exhibition celebrating local makers and the quiet creative lives unfolding around us.
Maker Spotlight: Fenja T Ringl
Until recently, Fenja was an archaeologist and a palaeo-ecologist, having worked for over a decade throughout many regions of Australia. Her interest in printmaking developed during these years: inspired by the impressions she'd gathered in the field, she began creating linocuts as a portable creative outlet in her spare quiet moments.
Today, printmaking is her main occupation and she is continually experimenting with new techniques, effects and compositions. The technical nature of printmaking appeals to her and the fine details she incorporates into her work are the product of many years of scientific training.
Fenja aims to express and share the impressions gathered from across the country and from observations of local natural features and ecosystems.
She is a member of several local artist communities, has won several art prizes and also teaches nature-inspired printmaking, including regular workshops through NatureArt Lab.
Summer Holiday Gift Guide 2025
Browse our collection of unique gifts from around Australia in our Summer Holiday Gift Guide.
