Doris Golder Wool Art Gallery
Highlights
- Explore 26 unique portraits crafted from naturally coloured wool, showcasing the artistry of Doris Golder.
- Admire local landscapes and historical figures, capturing the essence of Australian culture in wool art.
- Wander through the Doris Golder Art Gallery, nestled within Green's Gunyah Museum, a treasure in Lockhart.
- Discover the skill and creativity behind wool art, a significant heritage of Lockhart Shire's rural identity.
Doris Golder is a renowned local artist whose rural paintbox consists of one of Lockhart Shire’s most historical and important resources – wool.
The Doris Golder Art Gallery within Green’s Gunyah Museum in Lockhart houses 26 portraits constructed between 1982 and 1993 using naturally coloured sheep’s wool.
Washed, combed and undyed, Doris has been using naturally coloured wool to create an amazing array of landscapes and portraits since the early 1980s. From Slim Dusty and Greg Norman to Bob Hawke, Tim Fischer and many more famous faces, Doris has captured their very essence by using this unique and highly skilled medium.
Also on display are Doris’ local landscape atrworks, and Order of Australia Medal.
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Accreditations
- Australian Museums and Galleries Association
- Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
- Visitor Information Centre
- NSW – Riverina Tourism
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Disabled access available, contact operator for details.