Working in their preferred medium, members have risen to the challenge.

Watercolourist Sheryl Miller has taken a narrative approach with her Kookaburra Line Up. In typical poses, a row of five kookaburra's perch on a branch.

Four face right but one looks to the left. Are they a family? What is their story?

Exploiting the expressive potential of line, Laureen has tried to capture its energy in her semi-abstract works. White acrylic circular and nest-like lines try to break out from their dark blue background, only held back by fragmented orange marks.

Then there are the 3D artists, weaving textiles, turning wood and shaping cable and metal to push the concept as far as they can make it go.

If you would like to enjoy pre Christmas drinks and nibblies, show up at the launch of the exhibition on Friday, December 7, at 4.30pm.

Voting in the “People’s Choice” is open until January 7, next year, any day of the week. 

The Gallery is a co-operative venture of the Creative Arts Batemans Bay Incorporated (CABBI), a society open to local arts and  crafts practitioners. People interested  in finding out more about CABBI can drop into The Gallery or phone 02 44742243.

Meantime, CABBI members are preparing for our big annual December/January exhibition. 

The Gallery, Mogo exhibitors are preparing fresh new work to show at Batemans Bay High School.

Put the dates in your diary and come along to the opening night on Thursday, December 27 at 6pm to mingle with the artists and enjoy some bubbles and finger food.

The exhibition opens Boxing Day and continues to January 13.

The Gallery, Mogo offers for sale a wide variety of original artworks that showcase the region’s creative visual artists. Be amazed at the value for money our original contemporary works offer. You’ll find gifts for every occasion, or something special for yourself.

Our range includes paintings, sculptures in wood, glass and stone; homewares; jewellery, fashion and accessories and you’ll always find something new.