CREATIVE CUTS - Upon, Above and Beyond the Edge
- Ronalyn
- Mar 24
- 1 min read
Cate (Catherine) Day and Heather Gall, both Sunshine Coast Hinterland artists, are delighted to be collaborating on a Regional Art Exhibition at the Roma on Bungil Gallery, the Regional Gallery in Roma, from 17 April-13 June, 2026!
Titled Upon, Above and Beyond the Edge, They will present a collection of artworks inspired by the natural landscape and birdlife found on the edges of and beyond the Great Dividing Range.
Cate and Heather love where they live, yet they share the experience of feeling a close connection to regional and remote Queensland, having both also lived and worked ‘Beyond the Edge’!
While Heather finds inspiration comes from both the natural landscape itself and also from the character and colour of our Australian birdlife within their natural landscape,
Cate’s contemporary, expressionist landscapes portray the light and energy of time and place.
Why not take a road trip to Roma to experience their exhibition, from the Coast and beyond the Great Divide?! The Exhibition opening will take place at the Roma on Bungil Gallery on April 17 from 5.30pm.
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