MAPBM: BLUE

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By Car

Undercover parking (access via Parke St) is available below the Cultural Centre, which also provides elevator access. The Cultural Centre is located on level 1.

By Train

Trains arrive at Katoomba Station every hour, and we are only a short journey from the station on foot or bike via Katoomba St or Parke St. We’re directly alongside the Carrington Hotel (you can’t miss the giant smokestack).

Accessibility

For disability vehicles or small mini buses please contact us on 4780 5410 prior to your visit to have the bollards removed from the College Lane corner. From this location wheelchair ramps and banisters can be used to gain access to be building.
There are accessible parking spaces available within the Cultural Centre building (accessed via Parke Street) underneath Coles Supermarkets. There is also lift access to the Cultural Centre from the two parking levels.

1 August – 20 September

Blue is the most popular colour in contemporary Western societies, a colour with profound social and historical associations and symbolism that resonates throughout art, language, history, religion, gender, science, psychology and more. The exhibition BLUE presents the works of MAPBM artists exploring the notions of blue through a variety of media – painting, video, photograph , sculpture, installation art and performance art. Exhibiting artists are:

Susan Andrews
M Bozzec
Kris Peta Deray
Tom Isaacs
Beata Geyer
Tom Loveday
Naomi Oliver
Katya Petetskaya
Rebecca Waterstone
Miriam Williamson and Brad Allen-Waters

A Blue Mountains Cultural Centre Exposé Program exhibition curated by Beata Geyer

Image: M BOZZEC Blue Notes 2 2020, coloured pencil on paper, 63 x 59.6 cm. Photo courtesy the artist

Banner image: BEATA GEYER, River Blau (detail) 2020, acrylic on wood & MDF, castors, variable dimensions. Photo courtesy the artist

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MAPBM: BLUE

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