Bird love - exhibition
The Walkway Gallery at Tatura Community House will feature the beautiful work of Janet Fogarty for 8 weeks.
- When:
- Thursday 6th of March , to Thursday 1st of May, 2025,
- Where:
- Tatura Community House, 12-16 Casey St, Tatura
- Contact:
- Tatura Community House 03 5824 1315
- Website:
- www.tatcom.vic.edu.au/
Janet, an artist from Euroa, with a background in Graphic Design, Illustration, and Printmaking and has taught Art and Design to secondary and tertiary students for many years. Her love for nature stems from childhood adventures in the bushland of Glen Waverley, where she developed a deep appreciation for wildflowers and birds - an inspiration that continues to shine through in her artwork.
Janet has also collaborated on signage projects for Honeysuckle Creek in Violet Town and Seven Creeks in Euroa, where she connected with Lance, a fellow nature lover. This led to a special project - she challenged Lance to write his own book about birds, promising to illustrate it for him.
Come along and experience Janet’s stunning work celebrating nature, storytelling, and artistic expression!
Open 9am - 3pm Monday - Friday.
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