The Art of Two Christines @ Stockyard Gallery, Foster

Looking for something inspiring this May?

Head to Stockyard Gallery in Foster for ‘The Art of Two Christines’ — a unique exhibition celebrating family, landscape, and the beauty of our Victorian environment.

Featuring the work of landscape artist Christine Paraman and her niece, stipple artist Christine Watterson, this special collection explores a shared legacy through two distinct artistic lenses — each capturing nature in their own remarkable way.

Join us for the opening event on Saturday May 2nd at 2pm — all are welcome.

When: 30th April to 26th May 2026. Refer to opening days & hours below.

When: Gallery is open 5 days a week. Thursday to Monday from 11am to 3pm.

Where: Stockyard Gallery, 12 McDonald St, Foster. You can find us by the Information Centre and Foster Library.

Entry: Free

Enquiries: Janie (03) 5682 1125 or StockyardFoster@gmail.com

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About Stockyard Gallery:

Opened in 1991 and is run by a dedicated volunteer group of local artists and craftspeople.

The gallery is situated in Foster, a small town in the middle of South Gippsland dairy country and close to Wilsons Promontory. Foster was originally named Stockyard Creek after the creek that still runs through the town.

The gallery aims to provide a quality art space serving the community and visitors by presenting a rich diversity of art that inspires, enriches and stimulates life.

Exhibitions change every four weeks and are a mixture of individual artist and collective shows.

The gallery shop sells a wide range of items created by local artists and craftspeople including paintings, etchings, photographs, ceramics, woodwork, woollens, textiles, jewellery, books and gift cards.