Wide Horizons
- When:
- Fri, 20 Friday 20th – Sun, 29 Mar 2026 , to Sunday 29th of March, 2026,
- Where:
- David Stradling Picture Framing 90 Fryers Street Shepparton
- Cost:
- FREE
- Contact:
- Shepparton Arts Festival at
- Website:
- www.sheppartonfestival.org.au/wide-…
Times:
- Monday to Friday: 9 am to 5 pm
- Saturdays: 9 am to 12 noon
By framing figures and structures within sweeping vistas, the exhibition explores our scale against the earth and the indelible marks we leave upon the land.
Amanda Hocking is a mixed media artist from Kialla whose practice uses a diverse mix of mediums, including collage, natural pigments and found and organic materials.
Creagh Manning is a Shepparton-based artist whose painting practice spans more than fifty years and encompasses landscape and figurative subjects.
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More News from Greater Shepparton
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Friday 13th of March,
Marungi Street Drainage Project Update
We are pleased to advise that work to upgrade the stormwater drainage network from the Marungi / Nixon Street intersection through to Knight Street Shepparton is progressing well. Read more
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Thursday 12th of March,
Upcoming Community Satisfaction Survey in Greater Shepparton
Council is encouraging residents to share their thoughts on Council and its services through the third quarter Local Government Community Satisfaction Survey. Read more
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Tuesday 10th of March,
Road patching works across Shepparton and Mooroopna
Council wishes to advise that road patching works are programmed for several streets and roads throughout Shepparton and Mooroopna on Saturday 14 March 2026. Read more
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Tuesday 10th of March,
RiverConnect and Greater Shepparton Lighthouse Project partnership blossoms to deliver education program
RiverConnect and Greater Shepparton Lighthouse Project (Lighthouse) are pleased to announce the introduction of Bees and Blossoms Pollinator Education Sessions. Read more
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Tuesday 10th of March,
Traffic management changes - Toolamba and Simson Road intersection
Council wishes to advise that traffic management at the intersection of Toolamba Road and Simson Road, Mooroopna will change from Tuesday 17 March 2026. Read more
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Tuesday 10th of March,
Speed reductions to be introduced on several roads in Shepparton South East
Council wishes to advise residents of upcoming speed limit changes on several roads in Shepparton’s South East, aimed at improving safety and supporting the area’s ongoing development. Read more
AMANDA HOCKING & CREAGH MANNING - 2025 Call To Create Recipients. Wide Horizons examines the intersection of the natural world and the persistent presence of humanity.