Friday the 5^th September saw the opening of the new ArtGeo Gallery.  Approximately150 art lovers crammed into the stunning new venue to enjoy the opening festivities.  Gallery goers were treated to the melodic voice of Caris Doyle and her guitar.  Caris is formerly from Bunbury and is presently studying classical voice work at the Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (WAAPA).

The Busselton Art Society will open its new exhibition in the ArtGeo Gallery at 6 Queen Street on Friday, the 20^th Jun

Join celebrated local artist June Anderson as she talks about her most recent exhbition "Colour Patches."

Discover how June has moved back to basics and is experimenting with new beginnings.

Learn how June uses colour and tecture to express space.

Explore what motivates June and awaken the artist within you.

South West Women: celebrating Similarity and differenceArtGeo is pleased to host The South West Women's Health and Information Centre, Women's Mural: South West Women...This project was first exhibited from 28^th July to August 4^th. 2006, at the Bunbury Regional Art Galleries. Since that date, the mural has travelled to the Nannup Music Festival, Northcliffe Community Centre and the Boyup Brook Filed Day.

Bee-line

Hurry Last Days

A Joint Exhibition by Judith Roche and Yvonne Nietrzeba.

Artwork by Julie Dowling from the Exhibition Aboriginal Artists of the South-west...

Moonju under a tree by Jody Broun

Come see the varied works of the emerging talent from Busselton TAFE

Everyone is invited to attend the

Special Opening 7th December 6 - 7.30pm

ArtGeo Gallery, 6 Queen Street , Busselton

Proudly Sponsored by Harmans Ridge and Happs Winery

Off The Wall: Busselton TAFE Student Art Exhibition 2007

Don't miss highly renowned local artist
June Anderson's stunning exhibition.

Touring Exhibition from Art on the Move

The works in this exhibition have been selected by South-West Nyungar artist Sandra Hill in collaboration of Dr John E. Stanton, Curator of the Berndt Museum of Anthropology. They have been chosed to promote a greater understanding of the correlation between history and the development of Aboriginal art in the South-West.

Sponsored by Lotteries Commission, ArtsWA, Healthway and the National Exhibitions Touring Structure for Western Australia Inc.promotion