The intimate new gallery in Assagay can be viewed by appointment only.
Lyndsay Napier and Mary Swindell.
LOCAL artist, Lauriana Glenny celebrates the beauty in the unexpected, overlooked, everyday, mundane and the forgotten with her latest exhibition hosted at the Stepping Stone Studios in Assagay.
Deri and Bryn Emms.
Becky and Gregg Daniel.
Greg Hayes and Lauriana Glenny.
Lauriana Glenny and Wendy Henstock.
Reuben Glenny enjoys a beverage at the opening of the exhibit.
Titled Finding Beauty, Inspiring Hope, the collection consists of oils on canvas and luxurious charcoal drawings and is the first formal show to be hosted at the intimate new gallery – the working studio of Greg Hayes, a master framer, purveyor of bespoke mirrors and dealer in fine art.
The pieces can be viewed by appointment until the end of February.
Lauriana Glenny, Mandy Kok and Penny Milner-Smythe.
Llewellyn Evans, Murray and Nadine Wright with Lauriana Glenny. PHOTOS: Supplied
To book to view the exhibition or join the walkabout at the gallery (2 Castle Road in Assagay), contact Laurie on 084 206 1345 or Greg on 083 946 9094 during office hours.
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