Eramboo

“The bush is an edge. An uncontrolled wilderness.  At the edge of the bush is Eramboo, a little shed in and around which art is made. While Australian sounds assault, artists escape from a manufactured world.  Only in this space can originality be rediscovered.” Susan Milne, Artistic Co-Director

 Eramboo is an artists' space, with an exhibition and residency programme, located on 3.5 acres of bushland adjacent to Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park at Terrey Hills, 45 minutes from Sydney's city centre.  Its location on the edge of the bush presents artists, emerging artists and students with a unique opportunity to create, learn and exhibit in an isolated, yet sensually crowded setting.

Eramboo’s programmes include; residencies, classes, masterclasses, cross-disciplinary presentations, lectures and spontaneous social events encouraging an intermingling of artists with communities.

Eramboo is a non-profit organisation and Eramboo World Studies Centre is the Reserve Trust Manager for the Crown Land upon which it sits.

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