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In Conversation – with Lucy Culliton and Charlie Maslin

When
28 — 28 Feb 2026

Where

SECCA

Lucy Culliton – photo by Brenton McGeachie, SECCA Gallery Director Janice Falsone – photo by Marcus Ward Curran, Charlie Maslin – photo by Grow Love Project, via Soils for Life.

Join artist Lucy Culliton and her neighbour, Monaro regenerative farmer Charlie Maslin for an insightful conversation facilitated by SECCA Gallery Director Janice Falsone.

This discussion will explore the intersection of art, agriculture and sustainability — delving into regenerative farming, circular practices and how creative expression can reflect and inspire ecological stewardship.

This event offers a unique opportunity to hear firsthand perspectives from two passionate voices shaping the future of land care and cultural dialogue in the Monaro region.

Saturday 28 February 2026, 11am to 12pm

Free event, bookings essential, click here. BOOKED OUT

Lucy Culliton’s Close to Home exhibition is open to public from December 13 2025 – February 28 2026, read more about the exhibition.

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About Lucy Culliton

Lucy Culliton is one of Australia’s best-known and most acclaimed painters, represented by leading commercial galleries, a frequent finalist in major art competitions and constantly sought-after for exhibitions and commissions.

About Charlie Maslin

Charlie Maslin is a prominent figure in regenerative agriculture, known for his long-term stewardship of the Gunningrah property in the Monaro region of New South Wales.