Exhibitions, galleries and retail stockists
Dromana indoor market (huge range)
This is a fun indoor market which is open all year. It has a lively mix of vintage goods and handcrafted items. My stall here is open every day and is stocked with original work and prints, cards, lapel pins and other treasures.
Dromana Indoor Market
2/110 NEPEAN HIGHWAY (4 DOORS FROM ALDI)
3936 Dromana, Victoria, Australia
(03) 5981 0023
OPEN 7 DAYS, 10:00-5:00
Artisans Alley, Mornington (huge range)
A brand new retail experience featuring the best of locally hand made unique products. With a range including homewares, artworks, skincare, jewellery, clothing, candles and furniture there’s a lot to explore and find.
Artisans also work the store so you can meet the creators, hear how they are inspired and where the materials and designs are sourced.
Open six days a week:
10:00 - 17:00 Tuesday to Saturday
10:00 - 16:00 Sunday
Usually closed on Mondays, but state or national holidays they could be open!
17 Main Street
Mornington Victoria
Stonehouse gallery and shop, Warrandyte (mini range)
One of the longest established art and craft co-operatives in Australia, Stonehouse Gallery in Warrandyte was founded in 1972 by 8 like-minded potters wanting to promote ceramics.
Today, it continues to thrive with 18 diverse makers and invited artists showcasing and selling beautiful handmade ceramics, textiles, woodwork, glass, jewellery and furniture in the Warrandyte Gallery & Shop.
Tue, Wed, Thurs, Fri, Sat, Sun
10.30am-5:00pm Closed -Mondays
103 Yarra Street, Warrandyte 3113, Victoria
Redbubble: Online artwork on products here!
Redbubble have all of my artwork available in prints, clocks, tshirts... you name it. An Australian company with great quality printed gear.
Past exhibitions
Immerse exhibition 2016
Immerse is a new exhibition program involving 30 venues across Knox, hosting 30 exhibitions over 30 days every year from November 12th to December 12th 2016. I’ve been chosen to exhibit and that’s very exciting! My exhibition is displayed at Coonara house in Upper Ferntree Gully.
