GANG GANG GALLERY
Gang Gang Gallery are thrilled to once again be participating in the 2026 Seven Valley's Art Trail.
The Gallery serves as a catalyst for artistic innovation by providing a space for contemporary works.
Catherine Bargwanna
Elaine Butler
Eric Hagan
Jacqueline Drinkwater
Jane Banbury
Lise Edwards
Richard Bargwanna
Sandy Fullerton
Eric Hagen
Lithgow
Eric’s art includes, fashion illustrations, figurative drawings, collage and abstract works drawn through the lens of his long career in fashion and design.
Sandy Fullerton
Lithgow
Sandy is rediscovering her art and painting, after many years working in her internationally acclaimed Embroidery Textile Design business.
Lise Edwards
Hampton
Lise explores minimalist geometric forms in clay with gestural mark making and its response to firing with wood. Every piece is unique and speaks to the land it was drawn from.
Jacqueline Drinkwater
Wallerawang
Jacqueline is currently working on a wide range of art projects in her studio. She can be visited in the Gallery where she will continue to work on her current project using woven telecom wire to weave evocative sculptures.
Elaine Butler
Wallerawang
Elaine’s art practice explores a variety of drawing and painting mediums, with a particular interest in the beauty found in everyday moments. This year, she will be exhibiting her “Moments” series, which explores the small moments of connection between people, nature and the many moments in time that quietly connect and shape our lives.
Catherine Bargwanna
Portland
Catherine’s paintings express the beauty of the Central Tablelands where she lives. Catherine uses bold forms and colour to bring out the vitality of the landscape.
Richard Bargwanna
Portland
Richard paints landscapes that lean towards abstraction. Painting in oil allows him to explore the medium as much as the subject resulting in work that is both personal and open to multiple interpretations.
Jane Banbury
Lithgow
Weaselpop loves disguising uncomfortable materials and turning them into pretty, non-threatening art pieces. Recently, she’s spent her time chillaxing making watercolour art-deco abstracts using bright and dirty colours. She digs curves wherever they may be - in art, architecture, fast cars, sporks…
Gang Gang Gallery proudly presents eight artists over the Lithgow Arts Trail weekend.
Join us at Gang Gang Gallery - where art comes alive!
CONTACT SHARON
206 Main Street, Lithgow 2790
0408 514 440