Along the Tideline Exhibition Celebration

Discover art made from reclaimed coastal materials and celebrate creativity, sustainability and place. Along the Tideline A collection of sculptural and mixed media works exploring the beauty, stories and environmental challenges found along our coastline. Join local artist Diana Boyd to celebrate Along the Tideline, a new exhibition inspired by the places where land and water meet. Using reclaimed, weathered and found materials gathered from coastal environments, Boyd transforms discarded objects into thoughtful artworks that reflect on place and our relationship with the natural world. Meet the artist, enjoy refreshments, and hear more about the inspiration behind her practice. Explore the exhibition, connect with fellow art lovers, and view the artworks available for purchase, perfect for a unique Christmas gift. Exhibition Statement Diana Boyd's practice is inspired by the quiet beauty of the tideline and the materials that accumulate there. Through assemblage and mixed media works created from scavenged and upcycled materials, she invites viewers to pause, reflect and appreciate the often-overlooked details of the natural world. This event may be photographed and filmed, and your image could be used in advertising and promotion by Lake Macquarie City Council. Should you wish to not be photographed or filmed please advise event organisers on entry at the event. Belmont Library, ngarrabanga as a car park underneath, which can be accessed via Dobson Lane. Accessible parking is available and provides direct access via a ramp. General parking is limited to 2 hours, with extended parking available in an adjoining car park accessed via Dobson Lane or George Street. The library can also be easily accessed by bus. Accessible toilets are located in the foyer.