supported project:
Snowy Monaro Art & Artisan Trail
Artist / Org:
South East Arts
The Snowy Monaro Art & Artisan Trail is a digital flipbook, published by South East Arts in 2024, lists public art, artists and makers within the Snowy Monaro.
Our Snowy Monaro region is home to a number of talented artists, performers and gifted community members who love getting together, swapping ideas, creative techniques and skills.
"The Monaro and Snowy Mountains region is home to many talented creatives, from artists at every stage of their career to people in creative industries making beautiful artisan wares.'
Commenced:
Project type:
2024
Cultural Tourism
Snowy Monaro Art & Artisan Trail - cover
South East Arts has developed the Snowy Monaro Art and Artisan Trail to shine a light on the creative thread running through the region. Cultural tourism was the essence behind starting the trail and to get artists and artisans thinking about how they could tap into the creative market. The trail aims to support those artists and artisans by providing a new audience for them and making locals and visitors more aware of this lesser-known feature of the region.
A big part of the trail is public art that is accessible 24/7, such as the region’s many sculpture trails. These include trails at Lake Crackenback Resort, Bombala’s River Walk and Wildbrumby Distillery where artist Brad Spalding has put together a beautiful collection on the property. Cooma has several sculpture trails. Other public art includes murals and mosaics, many of which are in Jindabyne.
The trail also features six artisans with a public offering, while the work of artists without a studio open to the public may be viewed at the Monaro Art Group Gallery and Raglan Gallery in Cooma, Jindabyne Art Gallery and Borderline Gallery in Delegate.