WE ARE OPEN! Please visit us and support your local artists. Stay safe and healthy!
The Art Gallery Kurnell is run by a cooperative of nine local artists. Situated on the waterfront near Botany Bay Kamay National Park it has been open since 2008.Current Members:
Noel Carrigg, Monica Hoban, Janette Rigby-Sammut, Olga Kolesnik, Michael Rogers, Jana Blasco, Doug Chapman, Jan Schuster-Callus, Richard and Astrid Greens.
As individuals we have won many art awards and had paintings hung in prestigious art shows around the nation. The gallery is run as a co-op which means each artist is in charge of their own work and what they display. This gives us the freedom to be creative. We all contribute to the way in which the gallery is run; anytime you come to view our art there will be an artist working in the gallery. The Art Gallery is in a lovely position on the edge of the historic part of Botany Bay on the waterfront, near the National Park, which makes it an ideal place to visit. Come and wander around the gallery to see unique, original art. View various paintings including watercolours and drawings, photography, crafts and gift cards. See a painting demonstration in progress. Have coffee in the cafés next door and stroll along the beach path to visit Captain Cook's landing place.
Open 10am to 4pm weekends. We are happy to open weekdays by appointment. Plenty of parking near the Gallery.
Address: 6 Prince Charles Parade, KURNELL NSW 2231
Blog: http://artgallerykurnell.blogspot.com Email: artgallerykurnell@hotmail.com
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Olga Kolesnik - Featured Artist for October 2020
From Sat 3rd October to Sun 31st October 2020
Australiana - Australian birds and flowers
"An Australian cockatoo is one of my favourite birds to paint. This painting is from the Colour Me Happy Series created based on my photos of local cockatoos living on our backyard. "
10am to 3pm, weekends
Green Family Art
Kurnell Art Gallery – Feature Artists
September 2020
The Green Family Art Exhibition at the Kurnell Art Gallery,
6 Prince Charles Parade, Kurnell.
5th September to 27th September 2020 - Weekends 10am to 3pm
29 Original Art Works for sale and on display featuring the following:
Richard Green – 8, Oil Paintings & Pastel Paintings
· Seascapes & Landscapes from around Sydney & the North Coast.
Astrid Green – 7, Watercolour paintings
· Birds of Australia
Julia Green – 7, Pencil, charcoal and pastel paintings
· Sea life & portraits
Annabel Green – 7, Pastel paintings and pencil drawings
· Colorful Parrots and endanger species
“The Green family moved from the Clarence Valley, Grafton to Sydney’s Sutherland Shire and are now having their inaugural feature art exhibition in Sydney at the Kurnell art gallery.”
Richard Green and Annabel Green opened the exhibition 5th of September this month.
Richard enjoys painting in oils. His interest is in depicting art that displays the geological landscape of bushland areas, rural farmland to rivers and the coast.
Annabel (21 years) is extremely passionate about protecting the environment and wishes to use her art as a means to spread awareness of threatened and endangered species, with a particular interest in Australian wildlife.
Open to the public for a limited time.
Janette Rigby-Sammut - Featured Artist for August 2020
Is the Feature Artist for the month of August 2020
At Gallery Kurnell 6 Prince Charles Parade, Kurnell open 10-3pm weekends only or by appointment by calling 0402400107 office hours.
Janette has been painting in all mediums for most of her life and enjoys teaching people of all ages including those with disabilities. Her students have received many awards for the artworks over the years and one from the Governor General for artists with minor disabilities. She exhibits her work, runs workshops, seminars , demonstrates and lectures on the arts for fun raisers and on request for art societies throughout Australia.
Come along to the gallery and enjoy the variety of her styles along with other artists that also present their works for sale, the gallery is located on the waterfront of Botany Bay so maybe take a rug and a picnic lunch – perfect.
Olga Kolesnik - Featured Artist for October 2019
Artist's Journey
INVITATION TO MORNING TEA
Sunday 6th October, 2019
11 am - 2 pm
(Gallery hours 10am to 4 pm)
Plan to visit Kurnell Festival and Kurnell Art Gallery in 2020?
Janette Rigby-Sammut - Featured Artist for August 2016
Noel Carrigg - Featured Artist for July 2016
Doug Chapman - Featured Artist for February 2016
Invitation to MORNING TEA
Saturday, 6th February 2016
1am to 3pm (Gallery hours 10am to 4 pm)
It is with great pleasure that the State Member for Cronulla Mark Speakman will be attending the opening of Art Gallery Kurnell’s February Featured Artist exhibition at 11am on 6th February 2016.
The Featured Artist for February is Douglas Chapman with his “Outback comes to the Coast” exhibition of 15 paintings, depicting various scenes along his 231 km hike along the Larapinta Trail. The Larapinta Trail stretches from Alice Springs to Mt Sonda along the spectacular West MacDonnell Ranges.
Douglas in a Shire resident with a love for the outback, and his paintings reflect his deep feelings for this special beautiful part of Australia.
KURNELL IN 2012
Friday 27th April (Art Show only)
Saturday 28th April, Sunday 29th April, 2012 (Festival, Kurnell Art Gallery and Art Show)
Kurnell, Sutherland Shire, NSW
The Festival of Kurnell is specifically designed to bring family and friends together, enjoying the richness of Kurnell's hospitality and celebrating the birthplace of modern Australia, where Captain James Cook first Landed.
The Festival will feature some of the best entertainment, arts & craft, food & wine, that Kurnell and surrounding areas has to offer. The festival will be bigger, brighter and better than previous years and over 60 stalls will be selling or displaying a diverse range of products and services. The festival organiser is expecting up to 10,000 plus people to have an amazing weekend out with friends and family. So come along and enjoy the fun. Read more...
Kurnell Festival in April and Captain Cook's HMB Endeavour
See a replica of the Captain Cook's HMB Endeavour opposite the Art Gallery Kurnell during the Festival. She sails to Kurnell from Darling Harbour, Sydney every April.
The Australian-built replica of James Cook's HMB Endeavour is one of the world's most accurate maritime reproductions. Construction of the Endeavour replica began in 1988 and the ship was launched five years later. Since then, she has sailed over 170,000 nautical miles twice around the world, visited 29 countries and many Pacific islands, and opened as a museum in 116 ports. Hundreds of thousands of visitors have come on board to see how Cook and his men lived. Read more
These days, Endeavour is on its own historic voyage circumnavigating Australia. Read more...
Kurnell Festival 2011 - 29th April, 30th April and 1st May, 2011
April is always Kurnell time! The Kurnell Historic Festival - three days of exhibits, ceremonies, tours and entertainment.