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Sunday, September 25, 2022

Passages and Portals - Networks Australia exhibition


Bev Moxon, Gathering Moss, Photographer Fiona Bowring

Bev Moxon, Gathering Moss, Photographer Fiona Bowring

Dotti Le Sage,  Frozen Garden with scapulae Photographer Fiona Bowring

Sharon Peoples, Maidenhair shovel and Maidenhair trowel  Photographer Fiona Bowring


Monique van Nieuwland, Photographer Fiona Bowring

Josie  Cosgrove, Deep Blue EyesPhotographer Fiona Bowring

Rozalie Sherwood, Cry for Peace, Photographer Fiona Bowring 


Gail Nichols, La Nina Deluge, Photographer Fiona Bowring 

Angela Coleman, Photographer Fiona Bowring 

Ann McMahon, Photographer Fiona Bowring 

 Photographer Fiona Bowring 


Passages and Portals 

September 9
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October 19 2022


Networks Australia is a group of practising visual artists, living and working in Australia. We work in all mediums including textiles, sculpture, photography, painting and drawing.

Our exhibition titled ‘Passages and Portals’ consists of artworks inspired by Australian poetry. Poems are often passages and portals, offering new ways of seeing our natural surroundings and life experiences. In this exhibition, each artist has interpreted an Australian poem visually.

The Networks artists have invited a group of local Grenfell poets to include their own poetry in the exhibition, addressing the themes of Passages and Portals. These poems will be displayed among the artworks in the gallery.

Grenfell Art Gallery

Thursday, May 12, 2022

Rusten House - Networks Australia exhibition

Members of the Networks Australia Group exhibited at Rusten House, Queanbeyan New South Wales.


8 – 30 April 2022
Networks Australia
Site Specific - artists respond to Rusten House

This exhibition draws public attention to the history of Rusten House, its architecture, surrounding heritage garden, uses of the building and relationship to community. The artworks of this textiles-based group convey ideas about the early development of Queanbeyan, its health and social systems, its people, approaches to land use and landscape design. There are many stories to be told.


Rozalie Sherwood

Sandra Obst

Susan Hey



Valerie Kirk

Wendy Dodd

Liz Perry

Monique van Nieuwland

Ola Robertson

Beverly Moxon 


Cheryl Jobsz

Cheryl Jobs 

Deborah Faeyrglenn 


Dotti Le Sage 

Gail Nicholls


Janet Long

Janet Long

Jenny Manning 

Josie Cosgrove