Sea Glass
Chloe Flockhart
1 October – 2 November 2026 | Bond Store Gallery
Sea Glass celebrates the vibrant colours and fragile beauty of our global coral reefs, kelp beds, and seagrass meadows. In her first solo exhibition, artist Chloe Flockart uses kiln-formed, recycled, and cold-worked glass to explore the urgent need to protect these disappearing marine environments.
Just Me
Just Me, a solo exhibition by Elmari Steyn, is a survey of a 15-year period. The exhibition draws together early and current work; it arranges and entwines the transient nature of recollection and new concepts; applying and manipulating print-making techniques with intent.
Opening Event: 5pm – Friday, 9 October.
Artist Demonstration: 10.30am – Saturday, 10 October
Art After Dark: 5pm – 8pm on Friday, 6 November
Confluence
A Saltwater Gallery and Margaret River Region Open Studios Group Exhibition
5 September - 4 October - Saltwater Gallery
A meeting place of artists, ideas and creative journeys.
Discover more than 80 MRROS artists in one vibrant exhibition, with each artist presenting a single work that celebrates the creativity of the South West. Explore painting, sculpture, ceramics, glass, textiles, photography, jewellery, printmaking, woodwork and mixed media.
Opening Event: Friday, 4 September @ 5pm
Shared Waters - Stories from Sea & Shore
Kay Manolas & Sharon Williams
27 August - 27 September 2026 - Bond Store Gallery
Shared Waters - Stories from Sea & Shore explores the enduring relationship between people and the marine environment. Through ceramic sculpture, painting and paper relief, two artists reflect on the rhythms, textures and stories that emerge where land meets sea.
Opening Event: Saturday 29 August @ 11am
Nautical Nonsense - Rolling Hills & Salty Tails
Carol Mulhearn & Rebecca Miller
27 August - 11 October 2026 - Day Room Gallery
Nautical Nonsense – Rolling Hills & Salty Tales celebrates the beauty and character of the South West through playful sculptures and expressive paintings inspired by the landscape and sea.
Opening Event: Saturday 29 August @ 11:30am - 1.30pm