Documentary style photography.

Commercial work for rural brands & businesses

Yonie Tiljak has an eclectic style and creates ceramic sculpture, frame drums, acrylic painting, lost wax jewellery and macrame jewellery.

Her creations are inspired by the human experience, emotions and the environment. She also provides art therapy and classes.

“My creativity moves through many mediums, driven by feeling—always changing, like the wind.”

The Port Campbell Arts Space grew from a community endeavour to preserve the township’s oldest standing building and invigorate the local arts community with a space for workshops, performance, exhibitions, yoga, functions and reflection.

Craft group in Lismore - also have a shop opposite the Blue Yabbie Cafe.

New members are always welcome.
Being a member of the group is a great way to explore various arts and crafts. 

Various art media encourage

Monthly meeting 1-4pm Saturday, Darlington Hall

A collective of six creating art about where we live

Each year the Corangamite Creatives present a weekend two-day visual art exhibition telling the story of where they reside through their artistic perspective

The purpose yearly is to entertain the community by embracing a sense of local pride, revealing the Shire and talent of local artists from the Corangamite Creatives

Realistic animals and landscapes but not hyper realistic, some quirky animals as well.

Local art group. Members use a variety of mediums.
The group meets weekly at Cobden UC Hall.

Acrylic abstract landscapes and still life
Lines and patterns of the local landscape and quirky interiors using bold shape, line and colour.

Contemporary postmodern, connected to Western District, outback and overseas | Annette Keil-Taaggart.

Artwork reflecting the surrounding of the artists studio at Lake Gnotuk through to the coast at Port Campbell.

Acrylic painting, photography (events), creative facilitation, creative project management and community engagement | Chelsea Hatherall

Quirky and fun artworks incorporating native Australian birds and animals, as well as botanicals.

Native American basketry using traditional coiling method with modern stitches and embellishments.

Landscapes mainly focusing on Corangamite. Acrylic, oils, ink, semi abstract/Impressionism style.

A friendly supportive meeting place for artists and crafters of all persuasions

The Arts Shed (located at Camperdown Showgrounds) is open to members and newcomers on Thursdays 10.30am - 2.00pm