Windgap Art Exhibition
Art, Creative & Craft
Cultural & Heritage
Celebrate creativity and inclusion with artworks by Windgap artists from the Bayside community.
Details
Ongoing activity
2 Hatfield St, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia
$
Free
Celebrate creativity and inclusion with artworks by Windgap artists from the Bayside community.
Ongoing activity
2 Hatfield St, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia
Free
Experience a vibrant art exhibition showcasing the talents of Windgap artists, adults with intellectual disabilities from the Bayside area. This event highlights their unique perspectives and creative expressions, offering a powerful insight into their stories of connection and community.
Visitors will enjoy a diverse range of artworks created during Windgap's 2026 community day art programs. The exhibition is a celebration of diversity, inclusion, and the important role these artists play in enriching our local community.
This welcoming event is perfect for families and individuals interested in supporting inclusive arts and learning more about the contributions of adults with disabilities.
The exhibition is free to attend and open to all members of the community. It features original artworks created by Windgap artists, reflecting their experiences and talents.
Alongside the exhibition, there may be art-related activities designed to engage visitors and deepen understanding of the artists' creative processes.
This event is a wonderful opportunity to support a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to fostering independence and community participation for adults with intellectual disabilities.
The exhibition is held at Mascot Library and the George Hanna Memorial Museum, located within the Bayside Council area.
The venue is accessible and family-friendly, making it easy for parents and children to attend and enjoy the event together.
Public transport options and parking are available nearby, ensuring convenient access for visitors from across the region.
This event is organised in partnership with the Windgap Foundation, a Sydney-based not-for-profit organisation.
Bayside Council acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land, the Bidjigal Clan and the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, paying respects to Elders past and present.
Visitors are encouraged to explore the exhibition with an open mind and celebrate the creativity and diversity of the artists.
Attendance is free with no booking required, making it easy for families to drop in at their convenience.
For more information or any specific enquiries, contact Bayside Council via phone or email.
Supporting this exhibition helps promote a more inclusive community where everyone belongs.