A solo exhibition by Dr Tamara Jordan exploring mythology, folklore and our environment at Eltham Library Community Gallery.
Thursday 2 April 2026
Eltham Library Community Gallery, Panther Place, Eltham 3095
Free
Step into a captivating solo exhibition by Dr Tamara Jordan that invites you to explore the enchanting intersections of mythology, folklore, and the natural environment. This immersive experience encourages visitors to reflect on the delicate balance of coexistence within our ecosystems through surreal artistic interpretations.
The exhibition offers a unique blend of storytelling and visual art, making it an engaging outing for families and art enthusiasts alike. It’s perfect for parents looking to inspire their children’s imagination and curiosity about nature and culture.
Prepare to be transported into a world where ancient tales meet contemporary environmental themes, sparking meaningful conversations about our relationship with the natural world.
This exhibition is held at the Eltham Library Community Gallery, a welcoming space that fosters community engagement with the arts. Visitors can expect a thoughtfully curated collection of artworks that blend surreal imagery with cultural narratives.
The event is suitable for all ages, making it an excellent cultural outing for families with school-aged children. It encourages exploration and discussion about mythology and environmental stewardship.
Visitors are encouraged to take their time to absorb the intricate details and symbolism embedded in each piece, enhancing their appreciation of both art and nature.
The exhibition is located at Eltham Library Community Gallery, Panther Place, Eltham 3095. The venue is easily accessible by public transport and offers parking facilities nearby.
Eltham Library is a community hub that provides a comfortable and inclusive environment for visitors. It is equipped with amenities to ensure a pleasant visit for families and individuals.
Whether you’re coming from nearby suburbs or further afield, the gallery is a convenient destination to enrich your weekend plans with culture and creativity.
Please note the exhibition runs on 2026-04-02. Opening hours align with the library’s schedule, so checking the library’s website for exact times is recommended.
Photography may be restricted inside the gallery to protect the artworks, so please observe any signage or staff instructions.
The exhibition is free to attend, but donations to support local artists and community arts programs are welcomed.
No booking is required to visit the exhibition, making it easy to drop in at your convenience.
Admission is free, providing a wonderful opportunity for families to enjoy a cultural experience without cost.
For group visits or educational tours, contacting the gallery in advance is advised to ensure availability and tailored experiences.
