Waverley Library Galleries

The Waverley Youth Art Prize returns for 2024. This year, the Waverley Youth Art Prize responds to the theme Mysteries of the Deep.

Join us in celebrating the spirit of reconciliation as the students of Walawaani at Waverley College unveil their captivating artwork dedicated to National Reconciliation Week (27 May-3 June).

This year, the Waverley Historical Society presents an exhibition about the history of churches, synagoges and places of workshop in the community throughout the 19th and 20th centuries.

Local Colour is a celebration of work by the Randwick Art Society. The exhibition includes landscapes, photography, figure work, still life, sculptures and crafts, all reflecting the local area and character of the Eastern Suburbs in diverse and colourful ways.

Water Views is an exhibition of aquatic landscape views by local artist Heidi Hereth. It recounts the places the artist has visited, painted and loved, as well as swum in

Gertrude: Best known as the quirky gal who cannot cook, Marie Widolf’s cartoon-character, Gertrude, returns to Waverley Library with her special brand of mayhem.

Joie de Vivre is a group of seven local painters who came together, originally taking classes and painting outside as a collective. This exhibition showcases various memories and places that the group love.