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⭐ MEET THE ARTIST ⭐Field Notes of the NT by Shannon BellamyCome and meet our latest exhibitor, artist/illustrator Shanno...
11/09/2026

⭐ MEET THE ARTIST ⭐
Field Notes of the NT by Shannon Bellamy

Come and meet our latest exhibitor, artist/illustrator Shannon Bellamy. Shannon will be at UNTiTLED Saturday 12 September (10am-2pm)

Exhibition Fri 4 Sept - Thu 24 Sept
Gallery open: Wed – Fri 10am – 4pm | Sat 10am – 2pm
UNTiTLED gallery+studio

Field Notes of the NT celebrates the natural environments and biodiversity of the Northern Territory. Drawn from quiet moments exploring bushland, wetlands, coastal rock pools and suburban streets, these works reflect the seasonality of life in the Top End and the wonder found in everyday encounters with nature.

Images:
1. Exhibition installation of found natural objects and artist sketchbooks
2. 'Fragility // Sea Sponge' (detail) by Shannon Bellamy
3. Exhibition opening night
4. 'Shoreline Study II' by Shannon Bellamy
5. Exhibition opening night
6. Exhibition installation of found natural objects and artist sketchbooks

Photos: Eagle Scenes - Darwin Photographer

Congratulations to Shannon Bellamy on a beautiful opening of her exhibition: Field Notes of the NT. A big thank you to e...
10/09/2026

Congratulations to Shannon Bellamy on a beautiful opening of her exhibition: Field Notes of the NT. A big thank you to everyone from our arts community who came along to celebrate Shannon's solo exhibition here in Darwin!

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Field Notes of the NT celebrates the natural environments and biodiversity of the Northern Territory. Drawn from quiet moments exploring bushland, wetlands, coastal rock pools and suburban streets, these works reflect the seasonality of life in the Top End and the wonder found in everyday encounters with nature.

A bit of a collector, Shannon forages for plants, leaves, shells and other curiosities while bushwalking and exploring the coastline. These specimens become the inspiration and subject matter for much of her work, decorating her studio space in orderly lines.

Shannon prefers to draw from life and can often be found completing fieldwork in local bushland, rock pools and botanic gardens. Her delicate illustrations capture the beauty and diversity of the Australian environment, highlighting curiosities of the natural world.

Shannon is passionate about the potential for art to influence positive change, drive environmental awareness, and contribute to improved well-being.

Shannon is enthusiastic about sharing her skills, and is an experienced arts educator and workshop facilitator, having taught over 800 individual art classes and workshops. She is skilled in encouraging experimentation and fostering creative ideas in children and adolescents. Shannon’s classes focus on developing technical skills while exploring imaginative drawing, mindfulness and unapologetic self-expression.

Shannon is currently living in Darwin on Larrakia land, exploring the landscapes and National Parks of the Top End, and sketching as many birds as she can.

📸 Eagle Scenes

Shannon Bellamy Artist

Darwin Community Arts

04/09/2026

👀Sneak Peak👀

Opening tonight || Field Notes of the NT by Shannon Bellamy ❁ Natural History Illustrator
5.30pm - 7.30pm

⭐ PUBLIC PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT ⭐Field Notes of the NT - Shannon Bellamy Shannon Bellamy Artist Open Studio Drop In and Cr...
21/08/2026

⭐ PUBLIC PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENT ⭐

Field Notes of the NT - Shannon Bellamy Shannon Bellamy Artist

Open Studio Drop In and Create

September sessions:
10am-2pm Saturday 5
10am-2pm Saturday 12 September
10am-2pm Saturday 19 September

Shannon will be using our communal space as a pop up studio - all ages and abilities welcome!

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Field Notes of the NT celebrates the natural environments and biodiversity of the Northern Territory. Drawn from quiet moments exploring bushland, wetlands, coastal rock pools and suburban streets, these works reflect the seasonality of life in the Top End and the wonder found in everyday encounters with nature.

OPENING NIGHT: Friday 4th September 2026, 5.30pm-7.30pm
Exhibition Dates: Friday 4th - Thursday 24th September 2026
Gallery hours: Wed-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-2pm

Darwin Community Arts

📯 SEPTEMBER EXHIBITION ANNOUNCEMENT 📯Field Notes of the NT - Shannon Bellamy Please join us for Shannon's first solo exh...
21/08/2026

📯 SEPTEMBER EXHIBITION ANNOUNCEMENT 📯

Field Notes of the NT - Shannon Bellamy

Please join us for Shannon's first solo exhibition in Darwin at UNTiTLED gallery+studio
Shannon Bellamy Artist

OPENING NIGHT: Friday 4th September 2026, 5.30pm onwards
Exhibition Dates: Friday 4th - Thursday 24th September 2026
Gallery hours: Wed-Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-2pm

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Field Notes of the NT celebrates the natural environments and biodiversity of the Northern Territory. Drawn from quiet moments exploring bushland, wetlands, coastal rock pools and suburban streets, these works reflect the seasonality of life in the Top End and the wonder found in everyday encounters with nature.

Public Program
Open Studio Drop In and Create Sessions:
Saturday 5 September 10am-2pm
Saturday 12 September 10am-2pm
Saturday 19 September 10am-2pm

Shannon will be using our communal space as a pop up studio - all ages and abilities welcome!

⭐ MEET THE ARTIST ⭐Waterlines by Linda JoyLast chance to come and meet our latest exhibitor, award winning Darwin based ...
19/08/2026

⭐ MEET THE ARTIST ⭐
Waterlines by Linda Joy

Last chance to come and meet our latest exhibitor, award winning Darwin based artist Linda Joy. Linda will be at UNTiTLED on Thursday 20 August (1pm-4pm)

Exhibition Fri 31 Jul - Thu 20 Aug
Gallery open - Wed – Fri 10am – 4pm | Sat 10am – 12pm
UNTiTLED Gallery+Studio

Waterlines is a new body of work by Linda Joy exploring the rivers, wetlands, springs and aquifers of the Northern Territory landscape – the waterways that sustain ecosystems and communities.

Through a series of monochromatic ink works on linen and paper, the exhibition considers water as both subject and an object of composition.

Working primarily from an aerial perspective, this body of work traces the pathways and patterns carved by water as it moves across the landscape. From our wild wet season storms, carving river channels, feeding wetlands and connecting surface flows to deeper underground reservoirs. Alongside these views are imagined cross-sections of the region’s ancient aquifers, revealing the unseen systems that exist beneath the ground and support life above.

The project began with research into the waterways surrounding Mataranka, Little Roper River and the Tindall Aquifer. Learning about the delicate balance of these rivers and spring-fed environments prompted a broader exploration of the Territory’s water systems and the complex relationships between surface water, underground aquifers, the ecosystems they sustain and how human intervention can affect this fragile connectiveness.

Image: Linda Joy in her studio
Photo: Jett Street

A part of the 2026 Darwin Festival Program

📸📸Exhibition announcements for the later months of 2026 📸📸UNTiTLED gallery+studioSEPTEMBERShannon Bellamy‘Field Notes of...
18/08/2026

📸📸Exhibition announcements for the later months of 2026 📸📸

UNTiTLED gallery+studio

SEPTEMBER
Shannon Bellamy
‘Field Notes of the NT'
Opens Friday 4 September
Exhibition runs 4 - 24 September

Shannon Bellamy Artist

OCTOBER
Memento Collective
‘STILL’
Opens Friday 2 October
Exhibition runs 2 - 22 October

Sandra Kendell, Marita Albers, Sonia Martignon, Linda Joy, Kristen 'Chiggy' Johnson, Ingrid Gersmanis, Kate Fernyhough, Marlene Kranz.

We can’t wait to have you join us in the late dry season/build up to celebrate and support the creativity of our incredible community!

🔥🔥 Learn more about Linda Joy's creative process and join her at UNTiTLED this Saturday morning 10am-12pm. 🔥🔥--Linda Joy...
15/08/2026

🔥🔥 Learn more about Linda Joy's creative process and join her at UNTiTLED this Saturday morning 10am-12pm. 🔥🔥

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Linda Joy is a Darwin based practicing visual artist. From a young age she was inspired by oil painting and photography, studying the later at the Queensland College of Art in the early eighties.

Linda moved to the Territory in 1994 with her three daughters and furthered her practice in printmaking and painting through a Bachelor of Fine Arts at NTU. Some years later, she completed a Bachelor of Education, culminating in her position as Senior Arts Teacher at a local high school for a number of years. She has been the administrator of Darwin Visual Arts Association, exhibited her work in numerous group and solo exhibitions in the NT and Australia, and has been the recipient of several art awards and residencies.

She divides her time between bush camps, family and the studio and is recognised for her unique mark and contribution to the representation of the Northern Territory landscape. Her artistic journey is underpinned by her journals. These are extensive reflections of not only her Australian and international travels, but also the development of her love for the bush and interpreting country.

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Waterlines is a new body of work by Linda Joy exploring the rivers, wetlands, springs and aquifers of the Northern Territory landscape – the waterways that sustain ecosystems and communities.

📯 Gallery open Wed - Fri 10am-4pm, Sat 10am-12pm
🗓 Exhibition open until Thursday August 20th

📸 by Eagle Scenes - Darwin Photographer

Exhibition a part of Darwin Festival

Congratulations to Linda Joy on a beautiful opening of her exhibition: Waterlines. It was great to see such a range of o...
12/08/2026

Congratulations to Linda Joy on a beautiful opening of her exhibition: Waterlines. It was great to see such a range of our vibrant arts community out to celebrate alongside Linda!

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Waterlines is a new body of work by Linda Joy exploring the rivers, wetlands, springs and aquifers of the Northern Territory landscape – the waterways that sustain ecosystems and communities.

Through a series of monochromatic ink works on linen and paper, the exhibition considers water as both subject and an object of composition.

Working primarily from an aerial perspective, this body of work traces the pathways and patterns carved by water as it moves across the landscape. From our wild wet season storms, carving river channels, feeding wetlands and connecting surface flows to deeper underground reservoirs. Alongside these views are imagined cross-sections of the region’s ancient aquifers, revealing the unseen systems that exist beneath the ground and support life above.

The project began with research into the waterways surrounding Mataranka, Little Roper River and the Tindall Aquifer. Learning about the delicate balance of these rivers and spring-fed environments prompted a broader exploration of the Territory’s water systems and the complex relationships between surface water, underground aquifers, the ecosystems they sustain and how human intervention can affect this fragile connectiveness.

📸 Darwin Wedding Photographer - Eagle

A part of Darwin Festival

Darwin Community Arts - grassroots arts Linda Joy

⭐ MEET THE ARTIST ⭐Waterlines by Linda JoyCome and meet our latest exhibitor, award winning Darwin based artist Linda Jo...
07/08/2026

⭐ MEET THE ARTIST ⭐
Waterlines by Linda Joy

Come and meet our latest exhibitor, award winning Darwin based artist Linda Joy. Linda will be at UNTiTLED this Saturday 8 August (10am-12pm)

Exhibition Fri 31 Jul - Thu 20 Aug
Gallery open - Wed – Fri 10am – 4pm | Sat 10am – 12pm
UNTiTLED Gallery+Studio

Waterlines is a new body of work by Linda Joy exploring the rivers, wetlands, springs and aquifers of the Northern Territory landscape – the waterways that sustain ecosystems and communities.

Through a series of monochromatic ink works on linen and paper, the exhibition considers water as both subject and an object of composition.

Working primarily from an aerial perspective, this body of work traces the pathways and patterns carved by water as it moves across the landscape. From our wild wet season storms, carving river channels, feeding wetlands and connecting surface flows to deeper underground reservoirs. Alongside these views are imagined cross-sections of the region’s ancient aquifers, revealing the unseen systems that exist beneath the ground and support life above.

The project began with research into the waterways surrounding Mataranka, Little Roper River and the Tindall Aquifer. Learning about the delicate balance of these rivers and spring-fed environments prompted a broader exploration of the Territory’s water systems and the complex relationships between surface water, underground aquifers, the ecosystems they sustain and how human intervention can affect this fragile connectiveness.

Image: Linda Joy 'Waterhouse' ink on magnani paper, 2026, artwork detail
Photo: Linda Joy

A part of the 2026 Darwin Festival program

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Darwin, NT
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