Milton Ulladulla District Camera Club presents a curated collection showcasing the talent and diversity of our members—spanning all ages, experience levels, and camera types from phones to drones to full‑frame mirrorless.

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Millhouse Art Gallery will showcase a wonderful collection of local artwork, with artist demonstrations throughout the event and plenty of opportunities to purchase original works from talented local artists. Come in, meet the artists, enjoy the creativity and support local art.

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Matt presents a photographic series captured in our local estuaries. Includes found feathers, reflections and one cat! Carrie presents a series of ceramic figurines. All items are for sale with proceeds donated to Birdlife to assist with H5N1 detection and management.

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Land, Light, Form brings together two local artists exploring the landscape through different materials and processes. Ann Rayment creates layered mixed media landscapes inspired by colour and place, while Jules Brooker transforms fibre and thread into tactile woven forms. Together a story of place.

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A collection of continual cultural pursuits; fleeting moments are painted in oils of a restrictive palette. Bold forms with curious intent are released on canvas, projecting soulful eyes to tantalise the viewer. I have had years studying art, now it’s time to study life!

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Students from the studio have been busy creating artworks on large leaf shapes which will delight your walk along the path down to the studio courtyard. Look up, look around as you wander in. Studio owner and teacher, Jules, will have some of her own work on display inside the studio. 

The Tangelo collective have tackled what has been lost, purposely forgotten or avoided in the passage of time. History often repeats itself due humanity prioritising current distractions.

Exhibition Launch 

Sunday 4th October 2pm-4pm​​

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Murruwaygu, from the Wiradjuri ‘to walk the path of those that came before you’, describes the practice of intricate wood-carved patterns on significant artefacts, tools, and ‘Marara’ or carved scartrees. This exhibition showcases the work of Michael Moose Lloyd, Mowgee Wiradjuri man.

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Gouache on paper, patterned landscapes and seascapes.

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Natural Beauty celebrates Australia’s unique flora and fauna through a blend of watercolour and coloured pencil. Pairing fluid paint washes with precise linework, this exhibition highlights the intricate textures of native wilderness—inviting viewers to connect deeply with local biodiversity.

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The Poetry of Small Things celebrates the beauty found in everyday items we fill our environments with. A favourite flower, curious Knick knacks, cherished teacups and sweet indulgences. These simple objects witness our lives and are reminders to notice and savour life’s small pleasures.

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Vivid landscapes in acrylic depicting various locations in Sweden, Italy and New South Wales.

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We are a community of local potters, sharing both the workshop & gallery, displaying a diverse range of beautiful handmade & wheel thrown pieces along with splendid soup bowls and delicious homemade soups & bread, so come with empty bellies and we look forward to welcoming you.

I see our local landscapes as a patchwork of colours expressing the happiness in my surroundings and beyond.

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This collection of abstract works on paper is inspired by my love of beach-combing and exploring the beautiful local coastline. Layering watercolour, ink, gouache, graphite and coloured pencils, I allow these water-soluble mediums to fluidly move and blend, adding detailed textures and patterns.

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An interesting collection of pieces by local artists including retro furniture, acrylic art and mixed media art, fused glass art, besoke timber objects and cards. A pleasant space where there maybe something that speaks to you as you wander among the many things on display.