"Our goal is to expose the work of talented artists from all over Australia by promoting them outside of their home towns while also supporting and nurturing local talent."
GALLERY NWC
188 Katoomba Street, Katoomba, NSW, Australia, 2780
Trading hours: Thursday - Monday | 10am - 4pm
CURRENT & NEXT UP
CURRENT EXHIBITION
Translucent layers bathed in colour, where light lingers on a slow unfolding of place, memory and the shimmer in between.
The Shimmer in Between traces quiet connections between place and memory, presence and feeling, what is seen and what is sensed. Through translucent layers bathed in colour and light, these encaustic works offer a slow unfolding of form and atmosphere.
SHE MEANS BUSINESS - IWD EXHIBITION
- Julie Simmons
- Shirley Peters
- Mellissa Read-Devine
- Christine Hyde
- Kristy Osseweyer
- Renee Mitchell
- Reeva Ashton
- Sue Gasser
- Deanne Palmer
- Natasha Danilloff
EXHIBITION COMING SOON!
The Mezzotint Print technique and tools have largely remained unchanged for the last 300 years. The process achieves tonality by roughening the metal plate with a metal tool, a rocker. The small teeth of the rocker create tiny burrs that hold ink during the printing process. The rocked areas that are left will produce a rich black print, areas that have been burnished (knocking the burrs down) will hold less ink, producing lighter values. This process produces an image with a high level of tonal richness.
UNDER CONSTRUCTION
COMING SOON
Solo Exhibition - Gaele Rogers
Exhibition Location: Gallery #2 Gallery NWC - 188 Katoomba Street, Katoomba
Exhibition Dates: 19-30 March 2026
Exhibition Opening:
Saturday 21st March 2026 2-4pm
PLANT BOUTIQUE
Gallery NWC is excited to be collaborating with local business Plant Boutique - Their pop-up can be found on our level 1 balcony space.
For enquiries relating to plant care, please contact Plant Boutique via hello@plantboutique.com.au & FOR sales enquiries, please contact Gallery NWC via info@nationwidecurating.com, or use the website!
CORNERS - HANNAH HAUSMANN
Capturing the visceral nature of colour and light within the home, Corners focuses on the intimate details of the domestic space.
A fleeting moment of vibrancy and texture, framed within the confines of a small space, the artist studies what light can do with refractions and reflections on surfaces and objects.