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Exhibition By The Parkes Painting Group And The Parkes Potters Group

July 30, 2026 By Roxane Manley

Parkes Potters Group members getting pieces ready for the exhibition. L to R: Dianne Sondermeyer, Elizabeth Briton, Nola Reeves, Sue Maddison, Kath Forbes, Glenda Morgan and Robin Dean.

The Parkes Painting Group and the Parkes Potters Group are once again joining forces to bring a collaborative exhibition to life in the Coventry Room Gallery at the Parkes Library and Cultural Centre this August and September.

Following a hugely successful joint exhibition in September 2025 at Buchannan House, the Parkes Painters and Parkes Potters are proud to exhibit ‘Earthbound and Beyond,’ a celebration of what can happen when local creativity comes together.

Supported by Parkes Shire Council, the exhibition will showcase the talents of many of Parkes Shire’s local artists. Both groups say the partnership exhibition is a highlight of the year.

“Our painters always really enjoy working with the potters,” said Kerry Davies, President of the Parkes Painting Group. “Seeing how the potters shape and build their pieces always inspires new ideas. It’s always great to share our different ways of creating.”

Janelle Faunt, President of the Parkes Potters Group, agreed. “We love collaborating with the painters. It’s amazing what can happen when two arts groups come together to showcase different but complementary art styles,” said Janelle. “The whole community benefits.”

Opening night of ‘Earthbound and Beyond,’ officiated by Mayor Neil Westcott, will take place at 6pm on Friday 7 August in the Coventry Room Gallery, Bogan Street, Parkes.

Guests will enjoy a special piano performance by local musician Steve Lindsay while exploring the exhibition.

Tickets are $20 and can be purchased via Humanitix. Admission includes wine, finger food, tea, coffee, and a selection of sweets.

Alternatively, guests can RSVP through the Parkes Library and Cultural Centre on 6861 2309 and pay for their ticket on the night.

‘Earthbound and Beyond’ will run for two weeks from Saturday 8 August through Saturday 5 September, and is free to the public.

Be sure to stop by and enjoy the range of local artistic talent on display.

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