Gallery External

The Gallery is housed in the Visitor Information Centre, South Kempsey Parkland. Ample parking available for motor vehicles, buses, cars & caravans. Wheelchair access.

Gallery internal

Internal view of the Gallery

Honey-Suckle Plant - Mabel Ritchie

The honey suckle plant can be found in a variety of different shapes and sizes and grows on shrubs or on vines. It also has many medical uses as well as having a beautiful scent. Mabel’s depiction of the Honey Suckle comes from memory as a young girl her mum took her to a plant that grew on a fence and picked a flower, gave it to Mabel and told her to bring it to her lips and suck the end. A sweet nectar taste that came from the flower left me wanting more. Acrylic on Canvas 122 x 40.5cm

Pink Eye Run VI - Elwyn Toby

Pink Eye Mullet live in the upper reaches of the Macleay River around Thunghutti (Bellbrook) area and are an important part of our diet. Acrylic on Canvas 46 x 35.5cm

Dhubal in Bark - Aunty Esther Quinlin

Dhubal are collected in Thunghutti area in the upper Macleay. They are a vital source of diet for our people. Acrylic on Canvas 30 x 30cm

Emu Tracks & Eggs - Clem Ritchie

Emu's remind me of my time as a little boy chasing them around the bush.

Connection - Alison Williams

The story behind this artwork is all about connection to my Gumbayngirr heritage. Acrylic on Canvas 123 x 53cm