2023

A series of paintings by southern Sydney artist Pat Whittingham inspired by the local architecture and holiday homes of a past era.

An exhibition of works that reflect the artist's experience of seeing the world through Stargardt eyes, where his limited vision creates a kind of foggy lullaby.

An exhibition inspired by Simon Schama's book 'Landscape & Memory', which explored how the experience of landscape impacts history and culture.

Celebrating the diverse art practices of Hazelhurst's teachers and installation crew.

An annual exhibition of artworks by members of the Friends of Hazelhurst.

An annual partnership exhibition of works by recent Visual Arts graduates from the University of Wollongong.

An exhibition of new and recent abstract paintings.

An exhibition of ceramics that explore fragility and beauty.

25 members of the Southern Printmakers Association exhibit in this biennial exhibition.

A new body of work including paintings, digital artworks and animations that celebrate the artist's Koori culture.

Bringing together three artists with a shared connection to the rich and complex landscapes of Tasmania.

Eleven early career artists explore notions of quietness.

A collaboration between three women artists from differing disciplines.

A group of female artists exchange experiences of Sydney coastal nature for the bush environment of western NSW.

An exhibition supporting early career artists from the local region.

An exhibition of paintings, drawings and sculpture.

An exhibition of ceramic works by students in Tuesday and Wednesday Pottery classes.

An exhibition by three artists from the Illawarra acknowledging the ‘unknown’ aspects of the artmaking process.

A new series of work made in response to an artist residency at Birds Hut near Rylstone NSW.

A new series of works on paper by students from Hazelhurst's 'Just Drawing' Classes.

A new series of paintings made in response to the local landscape.

An exhibition by collective Circular Textiles Lab exploring the nuances of material ecologies.

Selected works by 2023 HSC Visual Arts students from the southern Sydney region.