Exhibitions
7 May-30 May 2026 - Nichole Harper and Pamela Luke
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NICHOLE HARPER
Nichole Harper is a proud Yuin woman whose art is inspired by culture, Country and connection.
Nichole’s work is expressed through contemporary Aboriginal dot painting, telling stories of belonging, community and identity.
Each work in this exhibition has been carefully reproduced from Nichole’s original artworks as a high quality digital print. This makes the artwork accessible, while honouring the meaning behind each design.
Nichole Harper is a proud Yuin woman whose art is inspired by culture, Country and connection.
Nichole’s work is expressed through contemporary Aboriginal dot painting, telling stories of belonging, community and identity.
Each work in this exhibition has been carefully reproduced from Nichole’s original artworks as a high quality digital print. This makes the artwork accessible, while honouring the meaning behind each design.
PAMELA LUKE
Pamela Luke is a proud Darug woman who was born in Bowral in 1978.
Currently residing in the Southern Highlands on Gundungurra Country, Pamela has intricately woven her roots into the fabric of her artistic endeavours.
As a gifted weaver and intuitive artist specialising in Aboriginal Indigenous Art, Pamela runs a burgeoning art venture, Possum Tails Art.
Through her business, Pamela teaches weaving workshops at local schools and Councils, spreading the art and knowledge inherent in this traditional skill.
Pamela was part of a very successful group exhibition of First Nations artists at the CTC Robertson Gallery in 2022 and exhibited with us again in a solo exhibition in 2024.
We are very happy to welcome her back to the CTC in 2026 with her vibrant digital prints of her original artworks.
Pamela Luke is a proud Darug woman who was born in Bowral in 1978.
Currently residing in the Southern Highlands on Gundungurra Country, Pamela has intricately woven her roots into the fabric of her artistic endeavours.
As a gifted weaver and intuitive artist specialising in Aboriginal Indigenous Art, Pamela runs a burgeoning art venture, Possum Tails Art.
Through her business, Pamela teaches weaving workshops at local schools and Councils, spreading the art and knowledge inherent in this traditional skill.
Pamela was part of a very successful group exhibition of First Nations artists at the CTC Robertson Gallery in 2022 and exhibited with us again in a solo exhibition in 2024.
We are very happy to welcome her back to the CTC in 2026 with her vibrant digital prints of her original artworks.
