The village of Bibbenluke sits at the point where the Monaro Highway crosses the Bombala River. It’s beautiful, remote, and harsh country; home to Lucy Culliton, one of the most prolific and successful painters of her generation. In many ways, September is Lucy Culliton Month. Last week she opened her 12th solo exhibition at The Hughes Gallery (until 30/9) with a major survey exhibition Eye of the Beholder due at the Mosman Art Gallery (20 /9 – 30/10)
The latter will feature over 100 works drawn from public and private collections.
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