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WOMBARRA SCULPTURE GARDEN with GABY PORTER and the MANN-TATLOW COLLECTION at the

WOLLONGONG ART GALLERY

Following the very successful Heart to HeARTS talk by sculptor Gaby Porter, we are pleased to offer a trip to the Wombarra Sculpture Gardens to visit its creator. Hidden high in the lush Illawarra rainforest the garden has more than 60 sculptures. Art and nature come together in this spectacular setting. Gaby will chat about her work and give us a tour of the gardens.

WOLLONGONG ART GALLERY - Our visit to this gallery includes a guided tour 1:30 – 2:30 by the ‘Friends of the Gallery’ of the Mann-Tatlow Collection. There will be time for lunch and a coffee at one of the cafes. The collection includes Asian ceramics, objects and items of furniture from the Neolithic Period to the early twentieth century, as well as ArtExpress, Tori De Mestre: Valley, Penny Harris: Writing Poetry for the Miners of El Cobre and Group Exchange: 2nd Tamworth Textile Triennial (this is being installed, so we might get a sneak peek behind the scenes).

DATE: THURSDAY 26th May 2016 9am to 4:30pm Meet in Talara Road, 8:45am – coach leaves 9am sharp.

(no parking on Hazelhurst grounds please)COST: $54 FOH Members, $60 non –members

Includes coach trip, entry fee, morning tea at Wombarra Sculpture Garden & guided tour of Wollongong Art Gallery.

(Note: Lunch & afternoon tea not included.)

Bookings are Essential – Contact the gallery on 8536 5700RSVP by Thursday April 28th 2016

ENTRIES are CLOSINGon Sunday 10th April 2016

Our annual exhibition of FOH members¹ works will is being held in the Community Gallery at Hazelhurst. from Friday 29 April until Tuesday 10 May 2016.

Cost: from $30. Commission 30% on all sales.

Entry Forms still available.EMAIL: [email protected] ONLINE: www.friendsofhazelhurst.org

PHONE/TEXT: Jenny Curran 0432 871 413

Information & payment instructions provided with entry forms. All Artworks are to be for sale.

Be sure to view this exhibition and see some fantastic works from our talented members!

MAY MORNING TEA – To accommodate members who work during the week and don’t have the opportunity to enjoy our morning teas in The Cottage, we are extending a welcome to everyone to the next morning tea to coincide with the prestigious Doug Moran Portrait Prize exhibition. It will be on Saturday 14th May at 11am, followed by a tour of the exhibition with a Hazelhurst Volunteer Guide. We look forward to welcoming members and guests alike, to this WEEKEND morning tea.

JUNE MORNING TEA – this will be held in the Hazelhurst Cottage to coincide with the exhibition: The Adventures of Aecap and Wonder, on Wednesday 29th June at 11am and will be followed by a tour of the exhibition with a Hazelhurst Volunteer Guide.

FOH Members $5, Guests $7Bookings essential for catering

Call Hazelhurst 8536 5700

Gaby Porter with ‘Rainbow Snake’ sculpture in the garden

Dongwang Fan

Early Celadon Stoneware

NEWSLETTER APRIL/MAY/JUNE 2016

Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Art Centre, 782 Kingsway, Gymea. Email us at [email protected]

FRIENDS OF HAZELHURST BUS TRIP

FRIENDS ON SHOW EXHIBITION 2016

MORNING TEAS AND GUIDED TOURS AT HAZELHURST

Email any ideas or suggestions for the Friends of Hazelhurst Newsletter to [email protected]

President: Robert ManderVice President: Alison DuffSecretary: Jenny CurranTreasurer: Neda ArnautovicEditor and Raffles: Sharon LanghansGraphic Designer: Peter RaueMembership and Public Officer: Peter RaueWebsite and Social Media: Kiri KoubaroulisWall of Art: Janette Rigby-SammutPrint Media: Margaret CrokerEvents Coordinator: To be ConfirmedBus Trips: Jan Schuster-CallasFriends on Show: Jenny CurranMorning Teas: To be ConfirmedPavers and FOH Merchandise: Shirley WilsonHeart to HeARTS: Jillane Mander Rachel McPhersonMail Outs: Peter Raue

Phillis Whelan

General Committee Meetings held on 1st Monday of each month 9.00AM, next meetings Monday 2nd May, 6th June, 4th July, 9.00AMExecutive Committee Meetings held on 4th Thursday of each month 3.30PM, next meetings Thursday 28th April, 26th May, 23rd June, 3.30PM

Contact a Committee member if you would like to attend

NEXT NEWSLETTERIf you or your art society have joined FOH as a Community or Art Group and are interested in including information or a flyer with our newsletter, deadline for information is Friday 10th June, 2016 for the July/August/September 2016 issue which is due for mail out on Monday 27th June, 2016.

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[email protected]

PO Box 393 Gymea NSW 2227

FRIENDS OF HAZELHURST COMMITTEE

FRIENDS OF HAZELHURST WEBSITE AND EMAIL UPDATE

By Kiri Koubaroulis

Dear Friends,

The committee is excited to announce that our new Friends of Hazelhurst website is up and running. The website is an online home for the Friends and contains information about who we are, what we do, what’s on, membership information, exhibition opportunities, past and present newsletters and other important news.

Having a website makes us more visible to a broader audience. If someone should search for us on Google, they would find our website immediately. It is just another way to increase our visibility and to communicate with present and potential members.

We encourage you to visit the page and have a good look around. Bookmark the address so that you can return to it as information will be updated regularly.

Website: http://www.friendsofhazelhurst.org

Feel free to send us any comments or feedback through the contact page.

As we continue to update our communication channels and processes, we encourage members to go paper-less if they can and to request they receive this newsletter through email. This helps the Friends save on printing and postage, is better for the environment and cuts down on the work and time involved by our volunteers.

If you’d like to receive your newsletter via email instead of post, please send us a request via email to:

[email protected]

As this newsletter is now being sent quarterly and though we will endeavour to include all news and events therein, there will be times, inevitably, when we will want to send out news and contact our members in between newsletters. We aim to do this by putting up posters around the gallery in prominent places and to send out occasional emails to members. This is yet another reason to opt-in to receiving emails from us - you don’t want to miss out on Friends of Hazelhurst news and events of course!

So, shoot us an email and opt-in to email updates: [email protected] do check out the new website: http://www.friendsofhazelhurst.org

Cheers,Kiri Koubaroulis (Website and Social Media Co-ordinator)

Following a highly enjoyable evening welcoming new members to Friends of Hazelhurst in February, we are going to repeat the event for more new members in May. If you have recently joined Friends of Hazelhurst, you are warmly invited to join us for welcome drinks in the Hazelhurst Cottage.

If you were invited, but couldn’t attend in February, please feel welcome to come along in May.

DATE: Thursday 5th May 2016 TIME: 6 – 8 pmVENUE: Hazelhurst Cottage

We look forward to meeting you and showing you around Hazelhurst, viewing the original and historic Hazelhurst Cottage with its art library, and introducing you to Hazelhurst staff and Friends of Hazelhurst Committee.

Bookings Essential RSVP by 28th April to:[email protected]

or Hazelhurst Desk 8536 5700

Contact Hazelhurst Community Desk on: (02) 8536 5700 or email [email protected]

Heart to HeARTS with

JANE JOSE

CEO of Sydney Community Foundation, and urbanist, JANE JOSE, uncovers the forgotten women who have contributed to making the city of Sydney thrive.

Join us for light refreshments as we share in her passion for founding urban community spaces that are meaningful and rewarding. Most importantly, to look at how our cities are imbued with these qualities when women decide to take part.

DATE: 7th May, 2016 TIME: 2:30 – 3:30 pmVENUE: Hazelhurst Thearette

Book at reception or call us on 8536 5700. $5 Hazelhurst Friends.

$10 Non-members.

A WORD FROM FRIENDS OF HAZELHURST PRESIDENT

Robert Mander

Hello Friends one and all,

It’s been a good and busy first quarter of 2016 for Friends of Hazelhurst.

Our Annual General Meeting was well attended with all positions on the Executive, plus most sub-committee positions, being filled on the night. The list of 2016 Committee Members appears on Page 2. We are still hoping to fill the role of Events Coordinator and will continue to welcome more members to help out with different activities.

We were pleased to have announced the formal launch of our Friends of Hazelhurst website at the AGM.

Our inaugural welcome evening to new members in February was most enjoyable. Everyone was pleased to have the opportunity to meet others, share views and have more involvement with the Friends and Hazelhurst. As a consequence of the evening, and in keeping with our aspirations to have more members involved, we were delighted that Irene and Diane immediately joined in and assisted with the very successful raffle at the Fest Day.

As previously highlighted, the new category of Art and Community Groups has been included for Friends of Hazelhurst Memberships in 2016. We have had positive interest from our initial conversations with art groups and have our first member in this category. We believe there are great mutual benefits for art groups in joining Friends of Hazelhurst, and would welcome individual members of Friends of Hazelhurst encouraging their art groups to join.

In wanting to be inclusive, Friends of Hazelhurst will be pleased to discuss how anyone can be involved. Following the great enthusiasm and wonderful vibe that came with the “HITS LIKE A GIRL” ladies drumming performance at the last Night Fest, FOH are going to include them under our umbrella, thereby helping them to be an ongoing part of our community. Please see their separate article on Page 4 of this newsletter advising of their continuing workshops.

I look forward to seeing you at some of the many activities and events that make Friends so busy.

Cheers,Robert Mander.

WELCOME EVENT FOR NEW MEMBERS

Urbanist Jane Jose

‘Places Women Make’ by Jane Jose

All information in this newsletter is assumed to be correct at the time of printing. Exhibitions at Hazelhurst are free.

RAFFLE WINNER FROM WOMBARRA

A successful raffle topped off a wonderfully busy weekend for FOH at the end of February. Hazelhurst generously donated a selection of photographic goods which, with a FOH apron and tea towel, made a great prize to win.

We started selling tickets on Saturday when we enjoyed an inspirational look at Wombarra Sculpture Gardens with the creator, sculptor Gaby Porter, in another of our Heart to HeARTS talks. Gaby shared her creative passion, showing images of many of her major sculptures and her Sculpture Garden. Look out for the information elsewhere in this newsletter about our bus trip there in May. See Page 1 for this information.

At the ARTEXPRESS Fest Day on Sunday, Shirley Wilson led a great team from the Friends of Hazelhurst table, Irene, Diane, Kiri and Peter, to sell a bumper load more tickets. The lucky prize winner was Prue Watson, a regular Hazelhurst visitor and neighbour of Gaby’s, who had attended the Heart to HeARTS talk. Congratulations to Prue.

Raffle winner Prue Watson receives her prize from Friends President, Robert Mander.

SPECIAL EVENT

IT’S BACK!!! HITS LIKE A GIRL: DRUMMING WORKSHOPS ANDALL-GIRL DRUMMING ENSEMBLE

WHEN: One Sunday per month

Next workshops are April 24, May 22 and June 19

TIME: 10am-12noonWHERE: Theatrette, Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre

COST: $15 / $10 for Friends of Hazelhurst*

Bookings:Contact Hazelhurst on 02 8536 5700 or email [email protected]

The workshop will be led by rock and afro beat drummerSally Wiggins

ALL AGES AND ABILITIES WELCOME

Bring your own drum or percussion instrument if you have one or borrow one for the workshop. Please note: Instruments are limited so please advise at the time of booking if you need to borrow one or will bring you own. Practice videos will available on you-tube

For more information prior to booking contact Carrie Kibbler on 0417 494 599 or email [email protected]

Pat Pilla and Rita Pearce

Bookings for Hazelhurst Weekend Workshops phone: (02) 8536 5700. For more information visit www.hazelhurst.com.au

Term 3 - Mon 18 July – Sat 24 September 2016Explore your creativity with over 40 courses in ceramics, painting, drawing, jewellery, printmaking, photography and mosaics. Enrol from Monday 20 June. Full program details available on the website.

Winter Holiday Program - Mon 4 – 15 July 2016A wide range of creative art classes tailored for children aged 6 – 13 years. Includes clay work, drawing & painting, ink & collage work plus much more! Full details available on the website. Enrolling from Monday 6 June.

Weekend Workshops - Portrait Planning Preparing for Paint with Guy Morgan

This unconventional portraiture workshop is suitable for anyone who sketches, photographs, has rudimentary photoshop or drawing programs skills and wants to paint people in a contemporary style.Sunday 29 May, 10am to 4pm

Weekend Workshops - Aluminium Etchingwith Viscosity Colour Printing with Seraphina Martin.

Produce a stunning portfolio of up to ten colourful prints using aluminium plates etched in copper sulphate. For Beginners and experienced printmakers. Saturday 27 & Sunday 28 May 10am – 4pm

Weekend Workshops - Portrait Drawing with Nicholas Harding.

Winner of the Archibald Prize and the Dobell Drawing Prize in 2001, is known for luscious thick oil paintings, drawings and prints over a 30 years career. Sunday 5th June 10am – 4pm – intermediate to advanced.

Weekend Workshops - Mixed Media on Paper with Louisa Chircop.

Using paper materials you will translate them into a mixed media work on paper. Sunday 19 June 2016, 10am – 4pm

For costs & further information please call the gallery on 8536 5700

Art Engage is a FREE program for people with dementia. It engages the viewer using the language of art in conversation, looking at artworks and making art. It enables people with dementia to connect with their world and sense of identity. Trained gallery Educators and Volunteer Guides lead the group in discussion, making memories and art. The program is available for individuals and groups with dementia. For further details and/or bookings please contact Kate on 8536 5745 or email [email protected] sessions:10am - 11.30am on Wednesday 15 June and Thursday 23 June.

ART CLASSES AT HAZELHURST

Dear Friends,

This Autumn at Hazelhurst we are celebrating the art of the portrait, that timeless pursuit of capturing a likeness, revealing traits and sometimes vulnerabilities of sitters through the eyes of the artist. Many subjects can feel somewhat exposed when having their portrait painted and it is that intimate experience between artist and sitter we gain some insight to in viewing their work. On Friday evening 8th April 6pm we are delighted artist Wendy Sharpe will officially open Australia’s richest prize for portraiture here at Hazelhurst - the Doug Moran National Portrait Prize. Wendy has won a number of distinguished art prizes including the Archibald Prize and her self portrait is a highlight of this exhibition. All 30 finalists will be exhibited and include portraits of Kirk Pengilly of INXS, actor Robyn Nevin, Edmund Capon AM OBE, milliner Rosie Boylan and artist Del Kathryn Barton. Among our special portrait events is the late opening At Night with a host of free art activities, music and talks with a special feature of one of Australia’s leading portrait artists Jiawei Shen creating a portrait of a surprise celebrity on the evening. There are masterclasses by exhibiting artists and also be a celebrity luncheon in the café so look out for details. The exhibition also features the Moran Contemporary Photography Prize celebrating excellence in photography and includes over 30 works by leading Australian artists. Stay tuned for more announcements on exhibitions - a great way to get the latest news is to subscribe to ENews via the website. I also hope some of you were able to be at our inaugural screening of Tropfest in the gardens in February. A beautiful evening and some great short films made for a memorable event with over 500 visitors enjoying the outdoor cinema. A highlight was a hello to Hazelhurst filmed by locals Nick Baker and Tristan Klein who gained second place in Tropfest this year. Stay tuned for our next outdoor screening event. A great time to be a Friend of Hazelhurst.

Cheers, Belinda

A WORD FROM Belinda Hanrahan,Hazelhurst Director

Vincent Fantauzzo, Robyn Nevin Conversation

ART ENGAGE

All information in this newsletter is assumed to be correct at the time of printing. Exhibitions at Hazelhurst are free.

EXHIBITIONS IN THE REGIONAL GALLERY

THE DOUG MORAN NATIONAL PORTRAIT PRIZE

9 April – 5 June 2016

The Doug Moran National Portrait Prize is the richest award for excellence in portrait painting in Australia. Following the exhibition of the 2015 Prize Finalists at Juniper Hall in Paddington (Oct 2015) the Moran Art Foundation is touring the exhibition to regional galleries in 2016 commencing at Hazelhurst. The exhibition featuring the work of 30 artists will be shown alongside the Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize Finalists, also totalling 30 photographic works.

The 2015 Moran Contemporary Photographic Prize – Students will be on show at Moran Gallery Sylvania from 31 March to 29 May, a collaboration between Moran Health Care Group and Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre.

THE ADVENTURES OF AECAP: ALASDAIR MACINTYRE

11 June – 7 August 2016

Brisbane-based artist, Alasdair Macintyre creates hand-made miniature theatrical scenarios that are played out by sculpted figurines in the form of highly detailed tableaux or dioramas. The artist traverses a myriad of thematic terrain, satirically interrogating politics, current affairs and art history. This new body of work will focus on how the artist develops a concept for an exhibition or artwork.

WONDER11 June – 7 August 2016

Test the limits of your imagination at this innovative exhibition for children and families. A group exhibition of low and high tech interactive works by early and mid-career artists from New South Wales, Wonder responds to the concept of the gallery as playground and learning about art and contemporary practice through interaction and creative play. The exhibition provides artists with an opportunity to create and present innovative and experimental works. Artists include: Alison Clouston and Boyd, Thom and Angelmouse (Robert Smith and Harriet Body), Tully Arnot, Vicky Browne, David Capra, Rosie Deacon and Camille Serisier.

CLAIRE CAVANNA: PIPER AT THE GATES OF DAWN2 – 12 April. Paintings inspired by the figure in the landscape.

MICHAEL AMBRIANO: CROOKED MOUNTAIN16 – 26 April. Paintings reflecting the artists recent experience of the Warrumbungle region.

FRIENDS OF HAZELHURST: FRIENDS ON SHOW30 April – 10 May = The annual exhibition from the Friends group.

PAUL WHEELER: THE SHADOWS HIDE THE DARKNESS WITHIN 14 – 24 May - Photographic works depicting ex-service men and women to convey a human experience.

HAZELHURST EXPERIMENTAL ART CLASS: LANDSCAPE, ELEMENTS AND TEXTURE28 May – 7 June - Student works exploring elements of the landscape.

SUE SMITH: (MOSTLY TEA TIME) INTERVENTIONS11 – 21 June = Photographic images altered with post processing techniques, thread lace and collage.

HAZELHURST WORKS ON PAPER CLASS25 June – 5 July. Student works displaying a diversity of approaches and techniques.

COMMUNITY GALLERY EXHIBITIONS

2015 Winner, Warren Crossett, Self Portrait after St. Jerome

Flanders, oil on canvas

Alasdair Macintyre Studio Run, 2015, polymer clay, polyester resin, wood, plastic, canvas,

acrylic paint. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan +

Strumpf, Sydney

Hazelhurst comes alive at night with an exciting event to celebrate the 2015 Doug Moran National Portrait Prize, the current exhibition in the Regional Gallery. The evening will include live music, tapas and cocktails, art making stations, ten minute gallery tours, artist talks and more.

Hazelhurst family programs offer the perfect opportunity for your child to interact with art, and maybe even create their own!

Tiny Tours (0 – 18 months) Fridays 27 May and 24 June @ 10.30am – 11amLittle Looks (18 months – 3 yrs) Fridays 27 May and 24 June @ 9.30am – 10.30amPreschoo le rs (3 – 5 y r s) 20 May, 1 June and 29 June – 90 mins duration.

Visit us online to find out more about our exciting programs specifically tailored for you and your little one. Bookings

essential on 8536 5700.

Family Programs

Hazelhurst At Night- Friday 20 May

Claire Cavanna Figure in the landscape

Paul Wheeler, John – Faulkland Islands,

photograph

Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Art Centre, 782 Kingsway, Gymea. Email us at [email protected]

WALL OF ART SUTHERLAND SHIRE LIBRARY

Sutherland Shire Library Services and the Friends of Hazelhurst, offer Friends Members the opportunity to exhibit their artworks. The works are displayed in the Southern Lounge of Sutherland library. Opening Hours: M-F 9am – 9 pm, Sat 9 am – 4 pm. Sun 12pm to 4pm (except Public Hols) 30-36 Belmont St Sutherland – just 10 mins walk from Sutherland Station. Admission FREE. Recently, two very successful exhibitions were held where both artists sold artwork!

Member of Friends of Hazelhurstand Friends Committee Member

Janette will be exhibiting her works until the end of April

Janette is a teacher of art, paints in Oils, Acrylics and Mixed media, runs classes at her studio in Miranda and has been painting professionally for over 35 years. She demonstrates, holds workshops and donates paintings to charity organisations and for fundraising activities. Also Janette teaches people of all ages or with disabilities and assists students with final studies leading to their higher school certificate in Art. She has exhibited at the Camberwell Art Show in Victoria on numerous occasions and has works hanging in Canada, England, New Zealand and throughout Australia.She is a member of Southern Cross Art Group Inc & Director of Sutherland Shire Creative Art School Miranda

(Established in the Shire -1992). Enrolments now and private tuition available. Janette has a permanent art exhibition on weekends - at Gallery 6 Prince Street, Kurnell overlooking Botany Bay 10am-3pm or by appointment. As a member of Friends of Hazelhurst you might wish to take

up this opportunity of being the “feature artist” at Sutherland library. Contact our committee member on 0402400107 or email your request to:

[email protected]

Member of Friends of Hazelhurstand Friends Committee Member

Jan will be exhibiting her works in May & June

Jan was born and raised in the beautiful plains of North Dakota before moving to London England where she studied art at the City and Guilds of London Art School in Kennington, gaining a Certificate in Lettering and Advanced Certificate in Printmaking before moving to Sydney Australia. Living near the beautiful beaches of Australia gave her inspiration for her paintings as well as having five beautiful granddaughters and two grandsons that started her painting children.

“I try to capture moments in everyday life, the children playing on the beach or the swaying trees with its colourful occupants, the gathering place, or the race in Sydney Harbour”.

Jan has won numerous art awards around Sydney including ‘Best in Show’ for the Combined Art Societies, Winner in

South Maroubra, St George Art Society, ‘Art by the Sea’ and many HC and C for various exhibitions since leaving her job in advertising about 8 years ago to take care of her mom, she successfully exhibits at Kings College, Royal Easter Show, Hunters Hill, St Josephs, Finalist for the St George Biannual, she also has won several ribbons for her silver jewellery at the Royal Easter Show.

Jan works in oils, watercolours, loves printmaking and making silver and beaded jewellery.

Australian East Coast’Acrylic by

Janette Rigby-Sammut

Jan with one of her works

‘Kaleidoscope’Oil by


‘New South Wales East Coast’Oil by


Day at the Beach by

Jan Schuster-Callus

The Race by Jan Schuster-Callus

FEATURE ARTISTS at SUTHERLAND LIBRARY FOR APRIL MAY and JUNE

JANETTE RIGBY-SAMMUT JAN SCHUSTER-CALLUS

Looking for a unique gift?

Hazelhurst Gallery Shop stocks an eclectic range of unique gifts and beautiful objects from emerging and established Australian designers and makers. Browse through the wide range of finely crafted ceramics, jewellery, home wares, cards, art books, past and present catalogues, art supplies and much more. Also see some Friends of Hazelhurst items for sale.

The Palm House Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney.

Bookings for Hazelhurst Weekend Workshops phone: (02) 8536 5700. For more information visit www.hazelhurst.com.au

Community Group

MemberWATERCOURSE ARTISTS INC.

The Watercourse Artists group was instigated by Gai Grayson and Alison Duff in 2004 to showcase the work that was being created by watercolour students of Jan Kellaway at Hazelhurst Arts Centre.

They created the name “Watercourse” in recognition of the fact that all of the artists had come together through the study of a course of watercolour painting.

Early in the Watercourse Artists history it became obvious that the title was incredibly appropriate because although the artists had all had the same source of teaching and used the same medium they were all taking their individual artistic journeys following different paths, just as a watercourse does.

Over the past thirteen years many of the original artists have gone on to pursue other careers and interests and new members have been invited to join the group. The new members haven’t all sprung from the same painting source at Hazelhurst and, having a different perspective, have added a vitality and freshness to the group.

The eighteen artists busily preparing for their 13th exhibition to be held in the Palmhouse at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney from 13 – 16 April are looking forward to another highly successful exhibition in terms of a high volume of visitors and also sales of work. Visitors to the exhibition will encounter a vast range of styles and media from watercolour to acrylics and mixed media.

Watercourse 2016 Artists are: Pauline Blaik, Janet Brennan, Liz Coleman, Kathy Curtiss, Alison Duff, Kate Evans, Lee Flanagan, Barbara Gray, Gai Grayson, Chris Griffiths, Vicki Hazzard, Margaret Hincks, Keith Lamport, Janelle Langridge, Anne Leuzinger, Cheryl McDonnell, Raquel Tapia and Glenys Thompson.

The group are thrilled to join Friends of Hazelhurst in the Art and Community Group category and look forward to being connected with other groups and individuals from southern Sydney who share an interest in the arts.

HAZELHURST ART LIBRARY

Visit Hazelhurst Art Library (in Hazelhurst Cottage) to discover a unique collection of rare and well known books and journals on all the great Australian artists such as Brett Whiteley, Sidney Nolan, George W Lambert, Eugene Von Guerard, Margaret Preston, Albert Tucker, Charles Conder and Arthur Streeton among others. Including a complete set of Art and Australia journals dating back to 1916, the Hazelhurst Art Library is a great resource for the community and we welcome visitors to browse, look and learn about art.

The Hazelhurst Art Library is a reference-only library, made possible through the generous donation of Edward and Elizabeth Craig.

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The Hazelhurst Art Library

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