We pay our respects to the Gundungurra people who are the traditional custodians of the land, whose deepening connection to culture and customs have cared for this country for over 60,000 years.
We acknowledge Elders past, present and emerging for their immense spiritual connection to place which was never ceded.
Quandamooka woman and artist Megan Cope is our inaugural Pavilion Commission artist. Cope will work in collaboration with the local Aboriginal community to create an installation celebrating language and Dreamtime stories.
We're excited to present High Jinks in the Hydrangeas by Tamara Dean. This extensive series of new works traverses the seasons, catching the sheer beauty of nature while testing the body's limits. Dean is no stranger to untamed natural environments. She works at scale and often with multiple people, up to 20 at times, and on this occasion, she places herself at the centre of the work.
Enjoy a guided tour through the gallery and grounds everyday at 11am. Engage with our exhibitions and get greater insights on the history of our beautiful site.
No bookings required, please meet in the Ngununggula Foyer.
Make Ngununggula your regular and join us for Tai Chi with instructor Stephen Atkinson. A gentle, moving meditation, our Tai Chi sessions use the calming vistas of the gallery’s rural location, allowing you to connect with your inner self and natural surroundings. It’s the perfect way to punctuate your week and be part of our creative community.
Tai Chi combines slow, soft and firm movements coordinated with the breath, that work the body and the mind, enhancing strength, balance and energy. It is about finding harmony across mind and body - to escape the anxieties of daily life for an hour - and to cultivate a bit of ‘you time’.
Sessions run every Tuesday, 9:30am - 10:30am
Join us and re-energise your yoga practice by bringing it into the gallery, connecting creativity and wellbeing.
Led by Christobel Hughes, a passionate yoga teacher who brings mindfulness, breath awareness and flow to all her classes. While Yoga can embrace many styles, Christobel focuses on easy to follow flow sequences that are fun for all participants. She teaches at various locations around the Southern Highlands, and also runs retreats and workshops for children and adults.
Sessions run every Wednesday, 9am - 10am
You will need to bring your own matt
Join us for a weekend photography masterclass with program artist Tamara Dean. Spread over a weekend, you will work directly with the artist, learn about the principles of photography, and build your portfolio of work.
To participate in the class, you must have a Digital SLR camera, a tripod and intermediate photography skills.
