I’ve got these five paintings up now in the gallery at Picture Point Framing and Art@theBay Studio & Gallery at Warners Bay! All sales are through the gallery
Solo exhibition “Tropivonio” – original paintings by Margo Humphries at Windale Hub Windale Hub, bilyabayi, 20 Lake St, Windale 2 February 2026 – 19 May 2026 Mondays to Fridays 9am to 5pm; Saturdays 9am – 12pm
Step into abstract landscapes, patterns and combinations of the two through Margo’s latest exhibition, Tropivonio. This solo exhibition by Margo Humphries reveals the numerous styles practised by the artist and how this wide variety of anything and everything meets bursts of bright colour. These vibrant works on paper and canvas predominately reflect dynamic patterns and landscape scenes. “For most of the works in this exhibition my process was instinctive. I often begin with one idea from memory or the natural world which then leads to starting a painting and letting this tell me where to go next. Painting allows me to transform experimental colours and concepts into something new – obscurely at first and then layering until the image feels like it reveals itself”, Margo Humphries. In addition to series of actions that are sometimes impulsive and sometimes slow and considered, the surfaces bear the record, and a lot of the surfaces have a thick and buttery texture from the spontaneous techniques from guiding and steering the paint.This exhibition is an opportunity to present how Margo enjoys the practice of painting, the colour, and how it usually develops into making things brighter
Margo is a very active Lake Macquarie-based visual artist who has had a stall at every Art Bazaar since 2012. Margo also joined the Hunter Arts Network committee that year and is currently the Publicity Officer. Margo is originally from Taree and moved to the area 22 years ago. Margo has a visual vocabulary – her original paintings, textiles and hand painted patterns have made her known for her bright colourful ideas and wide variety of different styles. The energy in Margo’s creations appears to be limitless. Margo loves creating works that you could stare at for hours, and is always busy creating new works to keep up with the demand of her best selling art. For Margo, the creative voyage along the way is equally significant as the outcome.
About the venue: Windale Hub is Lake Macquarie’s newest high-tech venue featuring flexible social spaces, contemporary library services and multi-purpose community facilities.
Designed as Windale’s community lounge room, the hub provides a safe, relaxing and welcoming space for people of all ages to come together to learn, create and innovate.
Windale Hub is home to the Fab Lab, an innovative digital fabrication lab featuring advanced manufacturing equipment. The venue also boasts a professional recording studio and an on-site cafe.
Solo exhibition “Tropivonio” – original paintings by Margo Humphries at Windale Hub Windale Hub, bilyabayi, 20 Lake St, Windale 19 February 2026 – 19 May 2026 Mondays to Fridays 9am to 5pm; Saturdays 9am – 12pm
Exhibition statement
Step into abstract landscapes, patterns and combinations of the two through Margo’s latest exhibition, Tropivonio. This solo exhibition by Margo Humphries reveals the numerous styles practised by the artist and how this wide variety of anything and everything meets bursts of bright colour. These vibrant works on paper and canvas predominately reflect dynamic patterns and landscape scenes. “For most of the works in this exhibition my process was instinctive. I often begin with one idea from memory or the natural world which then leads to starting a painting and letting this tell me where to go next. Painting allows me to transform experimental colours and concepts into something new – obscurely at first and then layering until the image feels like it reveals itself”, Margo Humphries. In addition to series of actions that are sometimes impulsive and sometimes slow and considered, the surfaces bear the record, and a lot of the surfaces have a thick and buttery texture from the spontaneous techniques from guiding and steering the paint.This exhibition is an opportunity to present how Margo enjoys the practice of painting, the colour, and how it usually develops into making things brighter
Margo is a very active Lake Macquarie-based visual artist who has had a stall at every Art Bazaar since 2012. Margo also joined the Hunter Arts Network committee that year and is currently the Publicity Officer. Margo is originally from Taree and moved to the area 22 years ago. Margo has a visual vocabulary – her original paintings, textiles and hand painted patterns have made her known for her bright colourful ideas and wide variety of different styles. The energy in Margo’s creations appears to be limitless. Margo loves creating works that you could stare at for hours, and is always busy creating new works to keep up with the demand of her best selling art. For Margo, the creative voyage along the way is equally significant as the outcome.
About the venue: Windale Hub is Lake Macquarie’s newest high-tech venue featuring flexible social spaces, contemporary library services and multi-purpose community facilities.
Designed as Windale’s community lounge room, the hub provides a safe, relaxing and welcoming space for people of all ages to come together to learn, create and innovate.
Windale Hub is home to the Fab Lab, an innovative digital fabrication lab featuring advanced manufacturing equipment. The venue also boasts a professional recording studio and an on-site cafe.
I’m excited to be participating in Art and Found Day again this year! I’ll be dropping free art on Thursday 12 March 2026! Stay tuned for updated on where to to find my art to keep for free!
How It Works:
Artists choose one or more artworks – it could be a painting, photograph, drawing, handmade item, music album etc.
Each piece is packaged up safely and clearly marked with the hashtag #ArtandFoundDay2026.
Artworks will be dropped within the artists’ communities on 12 March 2026.
Both the artist and the finder are encouraged to share their drop/find with hashtag #ArtandFoundDay and tag @ArtandFoundDay
Hunter Arts Network Art Bazaar is a high quality artisan market that has been held since 2002. This is where I have a stall every time withy my paintings for sale
The stallholders at this event are all from the Hunter region of NSW. All stallholders are creative makers who have been selected by Hunter Arts Network because of their unique, handmade, high quality and original work. While wandering the stalls, enjoy live entertainment, food trucks and coffee. Art Bazaar continually brings the handmade art community to loyal followers who find gifts or treats for themselves, while meeting the local Hunter makers and artists they are supporting.
Art Bazaar will be returning in 2026 on:
Sunday 22 March 10am – 2pm St Therese’s Primary School, Royal St, New Lambton
Sunday 23 August 10am – 2pm St Therese’s Primary School, Royal St, New Lambton
Sunday 22 November 9am – 2pm Lambton Park
Hunter Arts Network is run by a dedicated committee of volunteers who have also worked hard to celebrate all modalities of visual arts and the committee that has come together continues to do an amazing job to make this happen.
Be a part of the Art Bazaar we have come to know today, which is now held at Lambton Park and St Therese’s Primary School, Royal St, New Lambton
Now, in its third year running Off the Wall is a celebration of the wealth of artistic talent in the Lake Macquarie and Hunter regions. Developed with the focus of supporting Lake Macquarie’s diverse creative community, Off the Wall establishes an opportunity for artists to display and sell work while building involvement, representation, and connection. Artists of all stages in their creative career from the Lake Macquarie and Hunter Region are invited to participate. Continuing the theme of Celebrate with MAC yapang, artists are encouraged to create work that celebrates Lake Macquarie as a destination, a diverse landscape, or a rich and vibrant community. Exhibition dates: Tuesday 9 December 2025 to 15 February 2026 All paintings are on canvas (size 203 x203 x 40mm) and for sale for $120.00 MAC Yapang, 2A First Street Booragul https://mac.lakemac.com.au/Get-involved/OFF-THE-WALL
A huge thank you to everyone who attended and participated in a very successful and finally fine weather outdoor Art Bazaar at Lambton Park today! With non stop sunshine, exceptional stalls with local creatives and an impressive crowd the day was all round a pleasing result surrounded on a Sunday by the fragrant roses in the gardens complemented by live music. I had a successful day and two of my paintings sold
At tomorrow’s Art Bazaar I’m at stall #18 🖼️🎨 we’ll be at Lambton Park from 9-3pm 🎁 we have lots of stallholders to shop from for Christmas as well as food, coffee and live music! See all the stallholders here – https://hunterartsnetwork.org/30november/
I’m pleased to be participating this this year’s Off the Wall!
Now, in its third year running Off the Wall is a celebration of the wealth of artistic talent in the Lake Macquarie and Hunter regions.
Developed with the focus of supporting Lake Macquarie’s diverse creative community, Off the Wall establishes an opportunity for artists to display and sell work while building involvement, representation, and connection.
Artists of all stages in their creative career from the Lake Macquarie and Hunter Region are invited to participate.
Continuing the theme of Celebrate with MAC yapang, artists are encouraged to create work that celebrates Lake Macquarie as a destination, a diverse landscape, or a rich and vibrant community.
Exhibition dates: Tuesday 9 December 2025 to 15 February 2026
All paintings are on canvas (size 203 x203 x 40mm) and for sale for $120.00