3, 4, 5 August 2018

Springwood Art Show

Dates: 3rd – 5th August 2018
Times: Opening Night Friday 3rd 7pm-10pm
Saturday 4th 10am-6pm
Sunday 5th 10am-4pm

A chance to admire over 400 artworks from over 100 local Mountains artists, photographers and galleries.
Decorate your home or office with original work for very reasonable prices.
Also on sale, a range of artisan work, such as handcrafted jewellery and gifts.
Now in it’s 42nd year, Springwood ART SHOW is the first and longest running art show in the Blue Mountains. It is proudly run by the Springwood High School P & C as their main school fundraiser. Springwood ART SHOW is a wonderful community art event and part of the tradition that helped create the Blue Mountains as the “city of the arts“.

This year’s Feature Artist is Robyn Woodward.

Location:
Springwood High School Hall
Grose Rd, Faulconbridge

For more information email springwoodartshow@gmail.com or phone 02 4751 8245

Visitor Info

Feature Artist

Robyn Woodward

“I began my professional career as an artist over 30 years ago after studying Fine Art at Penrith TAFE and UWS Nepean.

I’ve been called a Romantic Realist, but I like to experiment with all mediums, styles and subjects. Painting has been a passion which I have been lucky enough to enjoy my entire life.”

Robyn Woodward’s painting donation to Springwood Art Show 2018.

Artist Page

2018 Raffle Prize

2018 Judges

Lizzy Marshall is a Western Sydney based curator, educator and writer. Her curatorial practice focuses on the subversive layers of resilience in the individual under the pressure of imperceptible “small compromissions” of society. Lizzy Marshall

Public Arts Officer, Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre

Photographer Ben Pearse works out of his home portrait studio in Katoomba within the beautiful and pristine world heritage listed Blue Mountains, Australia Ben Pearse

Photographer, Ben Pearse Photography

Landscape painter living and working in the Blue Mountains, her ethereal paintings invite you to explore the inherent value of nature and be transported into and beyond the everyday. Corinne Loxton

Artist