Wollombi Valley Arts Council
Acknowledgement of Country
We honour the many traditional nations within Australia and pay respect to our Aboriginal Elders past and present of nations surrounding Yengo Country and acknowledge their wisdom and guidance in protecting this important land
Little Yengo Gallery
The Aboriginal paintings and artefacts in this award winning gallery embody the meaning of Wollombi , ‘meeting place’. Artists, both local and from afar share tradition and continuous connections with country. As many of our artists live in remote areas of Australia, this not-for- profit gallery is run and maintained by community volunteers. Please come and enjoy our ever-changing works, the stories they tell and videos of local corroborees.
Aboriginal Arts and Culture
Respecting indigenous art and culture in our area. The Wollombi Valley is rich in Aboriginal culture and heritage. Nearby Mount Yengo holds great significance for Aboriginal people. See the following pages in this section to learn about the activities of the Aboriginal Arts and Culture Group.
The Old Fireshed Gallery
The old fireshed was converted to a much-needed gallery space for our local artists to display their works in 2003. The dimensions of the exhibition space are 9m x 6m.
The Old Fireshed Gallery is situated behind the Wollombi Cultural Centre in the main street of Wollombi, and holds regular exhibitions throughout the year. To book the gallery for an exhibition or other cultural or arts related function, please contact artscouncil@wollombi.org
Please visit our Downloads page to view the WVAC Exhibition Agreement and Exhibitor Fact Sheet.
Our current exhibition in the OLD FIRESHED GALLERY…
‘ARTZ EMERGENCE’
SHERYL CAIN
SHERIDAN MENCHIN
SYANN WILLIAMS
ROWENA LLOYD-JONES
TONI COOPER
Exhibition open DAILY
10am - 4pm
4 - 19 MAY 2024
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SMART ARTS by McD…