Waverley Library Galleries

The indigenous Samburu people in Northern Kenya are working to protect wildlife, in particular the endangered Grevy’s Zebra.

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.

Delve into the soul of Sydney’s iconic Eastern Beaches through Rory Robes-Lange’s latest exhibition. This body of work is a five-year visual odyssey spanning Bondi, Bronte, Tamarama, and Coogee.

Quiet quiet is a homage to the local coastal environment. The images begin with a manual photographic development process; Cyanotype. This procedure, invented in 1842, has been used to combine photographs, locally found objects and hand drawn images.

Kurt Koeppl is an award-winning and celebrated watercolour artist whose work draws on his sense of place.

The beauty of collage is that it connects images and ideas that otherwise would have never met and were never supposed to.

Sketchflash is an inclusive, self managed, free weekly event where local community members meet and sketch together.

Local artist Sue Field’s most recent exhibition An Absent Presence was informed by a recent residency in France and her established writing and drawing practice.

This exhibition of handmade zines features art, politics, punk, film, environmental science and activism.