The SHAC… Sharing the local talents of Southern Highlands artists.
Latest Exhibitions
Latest Exhibitions
Miranda Hampson
19 June - 13 July 2025
Natural variations in the landscape are formed by a complex interplay of forces, whether it be wave and wind action, tidal changes or sediment deposits. These forces contribute to the dynamic movement of Country.
Samantha Stephenson
19 June - 13 July 2025
This exhibition traces movement, memory, and material - an attempt to anchor the ephemeral. It brings together works from different moments, each emerging from recurrent themes of time, connection, and the tension between permanence and impermanence.
Limited Print Collection
The SHAC Gallery is excited to have received a consignment of limited edition prints from leading artists.
John Olsen, Clifton Pugh and Max Miller to name just a few.
Visit the gallery to see the full collection or purchase works online.
Thursday—Sunday
16 June—13 July 2025
Robertson NSW
Upcoming Exhibitions
Upcoming Exhibitions
mt2
17 July - 10 August 2025
mt2 is a joyful collaboration between Monica Trapaga and Mez Truskett, two artists united by vibrant colour, expressive storytelling, and a love of found materials. Monica’s sculptural and mixed media works breathe new life into discarded objects, while Mez’s playful paintings draw from 1950s interiors and animal companions. Together, their work celebrates creativity, connection, and the beauty of transformation.
Pam French
17 July - 10 August 2025
Pam French’s latest body of work explores surrender, intuition, and the quiet power of chance. Inspired by Leonard Cohen’s poetic line, her paintings evolve from instinctive drawings and visual diaries, embracing randomness and stream of consciousness. Interiors blend with nature, memory folds into form—each piece a layered meditation on presence, transformation, and letting go.
Previous Exhibitions
Previous Exhibitions
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My solo exhibition is really a diary about my desire to cling onto a more naturalistic way of life. An afternoon at the river, hitting the road and the awe and wonder of a rainbow. Interestingly on reflection my work is laden with symbolism.The journey of life, adventure, the flow of time and beauty are some of the meanings that resonate with me.
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S A R C O, an Australian contemporary artist and designer based in the Southern Highlands of NSW, is drawn to the raw beauty and fragility of nature. Through her thick textural oil paintings, she captures the character of the ever-changing landscape with a gestural and expressive approach
Upcoming artists exhibiting at the SHAC: Miranda Hampson, Samantha Stephenson, Pamela French, Monica Trapaga, Mez Truskett, Glass Artists, Jane Cavanough, Jan Newton, Stephen Carroll, Julie Lynch, Cintia Yamane, Jodie Kilmister, Ann Rayment, David Starr.
A dynamic destination filled with creative talent.
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