Our new art gallery in the Southern Highlands

Unveiling the Spud Lane Annexe

We are thrilled to announce that we're opening a second gallery. This popup exhibition space will feature a 6-month program of solo and group shows that will run alongside the curations in our main space at the back of Highlands Hive.

Just like our main gallery, the Annexe will exhibit a mix of established artists alongside mid-career and emerging artists, with the aim of furthering Spud Lane's reputation as one of the best places to view and purchase contemporary art in the Southern Highlands.

Annexe Gallery Programme

Our inaugural curation (pictured below) sets the tone with a stunning curation of work from Keith Looby, Tony Twigg, Ric Abel, George Gittoes, Carlos Barrios, and Cat Doyle. This show will run for one month and is your last opportunity to view and acquire the works by Keith Looby and George Gittoes.

Inaugural Curation Installation View, showing works from Keith Looby and Tony Twigg

In July we will introduce indoor sculpture into the curation working in collaboration with reknowned sculptor David Ball. Our 6-month programme also includes solo shows from Cat Doyle and Canberra-based mutlidisciplinary artist Mariana del Castillo, curations of works from our stockroom, and will conclude with a group show of small works at the end of November.

Let's Get this Popup Launched

Please join us for our exclusive launch party on June 9th at 6pm! The next day from 10am, we're welcoming everyone to explore our new gallery and immerse themselves in some truly special art.

The Annexe gallery is located on Robertson's main street, opposite the Big Potato and next door to Highlands Hattery.

Update 3rd December: After 6 glorious months, we are closing our popup to concentrate our efforts on the main Spud Lane gallery behind Highlands Hive. We would like to say a HUGE THANK YOU to our exhibitors, visitors, neighbours and customers!

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You can find Spud Lane galleries in Robertson — fast becoming the creative heart of the Southern Highlands — just a 2-hour drive from Sydney and Canberra and a short hop from Wollongong, Kiama, and Nowra.

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