Brenda Hall

Studio 1 – Studio on Strowe | I am an abstract artist whose work explores texture, movement, and the beauty of mark-making.

Raymond Leonard O’Brien

Studio 2 – Ray’s Pop up Gallery | My paintings have been described as Contemporary Realist, i.e. they are realistic but without all detail.

Arthouse Northside

Studio 3 – Established in 1997, Arthouse Northside is family owned and run we offer an extensive range of Australian made art supplies, specialty items and bespoke picture framing services.

Alison James

Studio 4 – Five Lines Art Collective | My narrative-based artworks invite viewers to engage in a dialogue about the human condition, capturing the fleeting moments that resonate with deep emotional connections and unite us in our shared humanity.

Kath McCann

Studio 4 – Five Lines Art Collective | Drawing inspiration from natural and geographic forms, Kath works intuitively with acrylic, inks, and collage to build richly layered compositions. By working with layers, she highlights the complexity, depth, and interconnectedness found in both the natural world and human existence.

Liane Worth

Studio 4 – Five Lines Art Collective | Liane is an intuitive artist who enjoys creating an experience for the viewer within her artwork. She achieves this through many layers within her work starting with sweeps of colour from her surroundings, marks and patterns that she observes.

Leah Gay

Studio 4 – Five Lines Art Collective | Obsessed with texture and in love with colour, my artwork is inspired by our local environment. You’ll find works exploring gum flowers, our beachside location and celebrating the details in our lives that deserve more attention.

Artrageous Arts

Studio 5 | Artrageous Arts is a not for profit, self-funded organisation managed and run by volunteers. Artrageous was established to provide a safe and welcoming communal space for creative activities in the Sandgate area. Gallery 4017 supports new and emerging artists by ease of access and affordability in mounting an exhibition.

Ross Smith

Studio 6 – Emily St Shed | I once hand-carved a wooden spoon and subsequently found different carving and finishing techniques. Wooden birds are my frequent creations, but I also explore the potential of discarded wood such as driftwood, old tree roots, and sawmill offcuts.

Marie Smith

Studio 6 – Emily Street Shed | I love to paint and make things, using different media together. I am always experimenting and creating, using my backyard, the Australian Landscape and people for the inspiration.