Barossa Village Inc.

17 hours ago

Miriam's love of craft began at just six years old, taught to her by her grandmother.

That early foundation in knitting, crocheting, embroidery and sewing became a lifelong passion. While painting has taken a back seat in recent years, Miriam keeps her hands busy with an impressive range of skills, from card making and jewellery making to cross stitch and crochet.

For Miriam, it is all about the satisfaction of trying something new and seeing it come together. There is a real sense of pride in creating something she feels is good enough to share, and having that work acknowledged means everything.

Come meet Miriam and see her work at the Barossa Village Main Exhibition, 3–31 August, 14 Scholz Ave, Nuriootpa. Open Mon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm.

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Barossa Village Inc.

2 days ago

John has been an artist for around 35 years, and it all began with retirement.

Looking for something meaningful to fill his time, John found painting, and it quickly became one of the best pastimes he could have chosen. There is a real satisfaction in the process for him, especially once you find a style that feels like your own.

What keeps John going is simple. Hearing someone say "wow, that's good" about a piece he has created never gets old. His advice for anyone thinking about giving art a go is just as simple. Just do it.

Come meet John and see his work at the Barossa Village Main Exhibition, 3–31 August, 14 Scholz Ave, Nuriootpa. Open Mon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm.

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Barossa Village Inc.

3 days ago

Julie has been creating art since her school days, and she has never stopped.

Julie does not stick to one subject. She paints anything and everything, taking on whatever inspires her rather than settling into a single style. Over the years, she has even taught others what she has taught herself, passing on her knowledge and sparking a love of art in people around her.

Now, painting is something much more personal. Julie describes it as therapy, a chance to switch off from everything else and lose herself completely in what she is creating. It keeps her mind active and gives her a genuine sense of focus and calm.

Come meet Julie and see her work at the Barossa Village Main Exhibition, 3–31 August, 14 Scholz Ave, Nuriootpa. Open Mon–Fri, 8:30am–4:30pm.

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