With members based in and around Armidale NSW, the Black Gully Printmakers is a group of artists and print enthusiasts that come together in the Museum of Printing print studio, situated beneath the new England Regional Art Museum (NERAM).

Black Gully Printmakers have been inspired by Judith Wright and this exhibition will feature a variety of responses to her writing and the landscapes and causes she held so dear. Wright was a passionate environmentalist, poet, Aboriginal Land Rights activist and novelist, and the works being exhibited will bring the artists' reactions to her words to a contemporary audience.Join us for the opening of this exhibition at 6pm Friday 13th December at Sauer Memorial Hall in Wollomombi, NSW and celebrate with the Black Gully Printmakers community.

Black Gully Printmakers respond to the writing and country of one of New England’s most famous locals – poet, environmentalist, and Aboriginal land rights activist Judith Wright. BGP have created diverse works inspired by Wright that illustrate, reflect upon, and explore her words and the landscape that influenced her so profoundly.

Material Thinking: The Poetics of Process is a collaborative exhibition between Brisbane based artist/printmaker Glen Skien and members of the Black Gully Print group.