Artists in Cross Pollination
Bringing together a mix of various artists in our first Gallery exhibition.
Lachlan Pottenger
Lachlan is a passionate traveller, photographer and illustrator. Seeing the world motivates him to create new and beautiful art in many forms whether that is taking photos, designing, painting, creating digital art or writing books. He is inspired by fascinating architectural styles he has seen in his travels. He likes to see an edifice as a set of components he can mix and match in a graphical style.
Lisa Woods
Lover of nature, colour and kindness. Lisa's intention is to share love and joy through her heartfelt art. Lisa began painting full-time in May 2018, drawing on the inspiration she gained from years spent travelling through forests and being inspired by psychedelic music festivals. Non-Indigenous.
Onela Keal
Based in Bristol in the UK for the last 15 years, Onela established herself by working in one of the largest independent artist studios outside London, Jamaica Street Artists. Her works have been shown at the Royal West Academy of England and the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.
Onela has recently returned to Australia. She was a finalist in the 2018 Muswellbrook Art Prize and the 2018 John Leslie Art Prize in Gippsland, Victoria.
Jodi Stewart
Jodi Stewart has been painting for over 25 years and recently graduated from the National Art School, Sydney, majoring in sculpture. Her recent sculptural work has focused on using draped ceramic forms that are symbolic of spirit and flesh. Jodi has been a finalist in some of Australia’s most prestigious painting and drawing prizes, such as the Portia Geach, the Shirley Hannan and the Adelaide Perry, as well as having sculptures selected for the Tom Bass Sculpture Prize and the Alice Prize.
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Rachel Burke
Rachel is an educator and dabbling artist, with a major in art as part of her bachelor degree she has continued to focus on a variety of art forms and mediums with students and in her free time as a mum of three vibrant children. Currently playing with gouache and resin, these are a few of the pieces she has created in her spare time happy place.
Lisa Wylde
Lisa Wylde is inspired by the detail found in nature all around her. She likes re-creating small details on large canvases, allowing her intuition to guide her along the way.
Martin Rowney
Martin Rowney is a Queanbeyan-based sculptor whose sculptural practice explores concepts of history, archaeology and place identity. He won the CMAG 2017 ANU Emerging Artist Support Scheme Award and his works have featured in galleries and outdoor shows across Australia.
David Burke
Queanbeyan-based artist and musician who specialises in photography but has branched out into painting and sculpture as part of studying for a Bachelor of Fine Arts at ANU.
Katrina Walsh
Bega-based photographer Katrina Walsh has a wide variety of experience doing all kinds of photography work covering everything from news and events to the more studied nature photography that is featuring at
The Hive.