Celebrating a Centenary of Creativity, Community & Connection
Graham Camac, Stone Pine bowl, Sculpture
, 25 x 16 cm 
Brendan Manning, Echidna, Metal
, 22 x 12 x 6 cm 539
Ceramics, Craft, Drawing, Glass, Metal, Mixed Media, Painting, Photography, Print-making, Sculpture, Textiles
Mt McKenzie Community and Beyond
Brian BARTEL, Suzann BROAD, Graham CAMAC, Alexandra DEVITT-LANSOM, Ines FEWSTER, Denise FOWLES, Janette MAKAEV, Brendan MANNING, Macka MCGEORGE, Anthony MILLOWICK, Nola SAMUEL, Tanya SCHUTZ, Michael SCHUTZ, Catherine SUMMERS, Michelle WIRTHENSOHN
Brian BARTEL, Suzann BROAD, Graham CAMAC, Alexandra DEVITT-LANSOM, Ines FEWSTER, Denise FOWLES, Janette MAKAEV, Brendan MANNING, Macka MCGEORGE, Anthony MILLOWICK, Nola SAMUEL, Tanya SCHUTZ, Michael SCHUTZ, Catherine SUMMERS, Michelle WIRTHENSOHN
Exhibition,
Artist Demonstration
Barossa's Mt McKenzie community celebrates 100 years of creativity and creative connections through artistic expression.
Mt McKenzie is a small regional community with a community run Hall which is celebrating its centenary in 2026. This exhibition is an artistic expression that celebrates of a centenary of creativity in the Mt McKenzie community and its creative links beyond those boundaries. The exhibition is a remarkable showcase of the work of a group with shared community links and an inner creativity manifested through an extraordinary range of artistic mediums and experiences. It demonstrates the power of connections and the resourcefulness of community though paintings, sculpture, woodwork, textiles, glass, photography and more.
Mt McKenzie is a small regional community with a community run Hall which is celebrating its centenary in 2026. This exhibition is an artistic expression that celebrates of a centenary of creativity in the Mt McKenzie community and its creative links beyond those boundaries. The exhibition is a remarkable showcase of the work of a group with shared community links and an inner creativity manifested through an extraordinary range of artistic mediums and experiences. It demonstrates the power of connections and the resourcefulness of community though paintings, sculpture, woodwork, textiles, glass, photography and more.
1-31 Aug
Sat-Sun 10am-4pm
Opening Event 31 Jul , 04:30 pm-06:00 pm