Wild Kin

Name: Wild Kin
Start: 2026-10-24
End: 2026-10-25
Location: Gang Gang Gallery

10.30am - 4.30pm

Gang Gang Gallery

206 Main Street

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An exhibition of wildlife photography by Teangi Chambers, exploring the characters, relationships and wild lives of the kangaroos & wallabies who share our Blue Mountains landscapes. Presented over World Kangaroo Day weekend, WILD KIN brings together photographic portraits of the individual animals who inhabit these landscapes, celebrating them not simply as a species, but as wild neighbours with their own stories and personalities. 24–25 October 2026 Gang Gang Gallery, 206 Main Street, Lithgow

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