ART FAIR

SUNDAY 21 JUNE FROM 12PM

We're proud to be hosting our first Art Fair, a chilled-out Sunday afternoon where you can discover your new favourite artist and pick up unique and original works straight from the artists themselves.

Featuring local talent across a whole range of mediums, there'll even be the chance to join interactive sessions including collage and tarot reading.

Paintings

Collage

Prints

Tattoo artists

Sculpture

Pottery

Jewellery makers

Tarot reading

+ many more

Discover unique works from Newtown's own homegrown and support the scene by buying your favourite pieces to take home.

In honour of Pride month, we are also donating $1 from every schooner from our Young Henry's karma keg to LQBTQIA+ youth support charity Twenty10, our neighbours who do incredible work to provide space, community and assistance with young people.

TWENTY10

COME AND MEET OUR ARTISTS

CUT X PASTE

Cut X Paste was founded in 2015 by Sydney-born collage artist Emma Anna.

An international collective, CXP produces collage making events, exhibitions, publications and distributes collage kits to a network of collage artists and the collage curious.

CLAY CARTEL

Clay Cartel is a pottery studio located in Marrickville, in the Inner West of Sydney. Home studio for Daniel Mulligan (Chef vs Clay) and Hunmi Yi (245kids Studio), the studio also is a place for new and experienced potters looking to learn, develop and hone their skills in a well-equipped and supportive environment run by professional potters.

FIONA RODERICK

Born in South Wales and spending much of her childhood riding her horse along the Welsh cliffs, Fiona grew up surrounded by the natural beauty of the Welsh coastline. This environment helped to shape her future artistic vision. In 1985 she moved to Sydney, where, whilst working as a Graphic Designer, she developed her love of printmaking.

ROWAN SILVYER

A visual artist who creates on Gadigal Land, in Sydney’s vibrant Inner West. A proud Antipodean, much of her inspiration is drawn both from her native country, New Zealand, and from her adopted country Australia. Her art is fresh, bold and colourful, often featuring Australian wildlife or botanical motifs: Australiana without the kitsch, art that brings some colour and joy into homes, perhaps with a touch of nostalgia or even a little tongue-in-cheek.