MAR 14, 2024

Lloyd Rees REVISITED

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On Thursday 14 March, as part of GDHS’ regular Thursday Night at the Museum series, distinguished architect and close friend of Lloyd Rees, Richard Leplastrier AO will be providing an insight into the artist’s approach to painting and how the Gerringong landscape was a source of inspiration for him. Following the talk, the exhibition will be formally opened by Alan Rees, Lloyd’s son.

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Lloyd Rees 1984 by Michel Lawrence ©

This talk is supported by South Coast Arts

FEB 24, 2024

Lloyd Rees, a talk by Bobbie Miller

A prelude to the exhibition at Gerringong Library and Museum (GLaM) 8-21 March, which will celebrate Lloyd Rees life and work and provide an opportunity for local artists to express their admiration for his work and share his love for our local landscape.

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The Window at Werri 1958 Lloyd Rees

FEB 10, 2024

The Street Where You Live

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Gerringong & District Historical Society Presents "Early Years of Gerringong"

A presentation of years gone by, of people, parades and places “The Street Where You Live”

Open from 2.00pm Saturday February 10

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Fern Street, Gerringong

NOV 23, 2023

Howard Jones – Our Unique Local Environment

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Howard Jones, Visual Arts lecturer since the late 60’s and a Councillor on Kiama Council, 1991-95, has long championed the beauty and value of the unique coastal and rainforest hinterland in the Gerringong, Gerroa and Kiama area. 
 

For over thirty years, he has defended many environmental heritage concerns in the local LGA, and is a member of the Gerroa Environmental Protection Society. At a time of intense scrutiny of environmental concerns, Howard will share his knowledge of the environment he has lived in and protected for many decades, noting the changes, the loss of species, the decline of eco-systems, and the constant need to protect the district’s heritage natural habitat.

NOV 18-29, 2023

'Remnants' at the GLaM Gallery
Open 10–2 every day except Monday 

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Remnants is an exhibition by a group of local artists who find beauty in the natural world but are aware of the enormous loss of bio-diversity that results from habitat loss.

Three artists respond to the complexity of representation of the natural environment in contemporary times. Penny Sadubin, Tim Rushby-Smith & Sue Blanchfield

Don’t Mention the Price by Tim Rushby-Smith​

SEP 21, 2023

Rob Renew – The Automatic Totalisator

Rob was Senior Curator (engineering & design) at the Powerhouse Museum for twenty years, leading a small team of curators with expertise in different fields. Their work included research, collecting, documenting, publishing, and exhibition development for numerous projects, many on the themes of invention and sustainability. 
 

Automatic Totalisators made by the Sydney Company ATL were the largest and most complex computing machines made anywhere in the early 20th century. They automated and revolutionised wagering on race tracks round the world. They are now considered a landmark in computing history, and to have begun the increasing independence of state and city governments on revenues from
gambling. 

But how did this invention begin?

JUL 29, 2023

Gerringong & South Coast Women's Hockey: "Glimpses of the Past" (1947 – 1960's)

DEC 1, 2022

The Eric Wagstaff Show: "I love Playing with Timber”

SEP 27, 2022

Historical images of our waterways (Nawi made by Uncle Stephen Russell): "Remarkable"

JUN 14, 2022

Nights at the Museum: Werri Board Riders