This month Max Lloyd and Michael Jameson are feature Artists of the Month at Ferry Park Gallery

Max and Michael have the same trade related background as boilermakers, they share the same love of the Dragons NRL team and they both have a fine appreciation for a nice piece of timber. Max was the person who encouraged Michael to become an exhibitor at Ferry Park and for that, Michael is most grateful.

Max has been a woodworker for 30 years and you will find his quality handmade pens/cases, side tables and horseshoe décor pieces, hat racks, clocks, coffee tables all on display.

Prior to Michael’s retirement in 2021, he had always been connected with practical work and hobbies involving various tools. It was only natural that when he retired, he invested in a CNC router to keep his mind active with learning the software applications of the machine and to further enhance products made using his woodworking skills. The end result is that Michael’s timber products have a point of difference. Apart from using the CNC router, Michael also enjoys creating cutting boards, tissue box covers, turned bowls, dovetail jointed boxes, kids’ toys, etc.

Lower Clarence Arts and Crafts Association Inc (LCACA) is a Not-for-Profit community organisation promoting and showcasing artisans of the Clarence Valley. LCACA opened Ferry Park Gallery in 1994 for members to display and sell their work.

LCACA welcome new members to join us as an exhibitor or volunteer to work in our gallery. Ferry Park Gallery is on Big River Way, and easily accessed from the Maclean Interchange on the Pacific Motorway. The Gallery is managed by our members and open 7 days from 9am – 4pm.

For more details. Phone: 6645 3700 Email: info@ferrypark.net Web: www.ferrypark.net Socials: Facebook and Instagram.

Di Nixon