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Dirk Lejeune

10 January - 16 February, 2015

An exhibition of decorative woodwork 

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Christmas Newsletter 2014

Christmas greetings to you and your family and our best wishes for the New Year from all of us here at the Gallery.

2014 was a big year that ended on a high! We won a tourism award, two of our makers won prestigious awards and the Cafe concerts/dinners were a big hit Read more about these stories and more in out 2014 Christmas Newsletter.

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ACT Tourism Awards

We are proud Tourism Award winners! In early December the Gallery was awarded an ACT Tourism Award for Visitor Experience along with Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve and Four Winds Vineyard.

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Historical Bridge Log Benches

An exciting and rewarding project initiated by Gallery Artistic Director, David Mac Laren, was the design and build of Bungendore village bridge timber benches. Partnering with Fresh Landscape Design logs from a recently demolished historic local bridge were salvaged to make 18 benches placed around the village.

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Per Brandstedt

Congratulations to good friend to the Gallery Per Brandstedt on winning a National Swedish award for design with his concept for a grave memorial and seating in solid Swedish Oak, titled “Sitting together”.

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Carved Creatures

The very talented Doug Collins has been whittling away creating charming miniature owls and mice. The Mice are made from Jelutong and come in two designs, one to sit on your desk and the other to hang from a screen or ledge. The Owls are made from Huon Pine.  $46 per mouse or owl.

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Playing Card Boxes

We have two new Playing Card Boxes by master box maker Bill Burgher. Crafted out of NZ Beech, with space for 2 packs of cards and with a simple inlay strip these boxes would make the perfect christmas gift for the passionate card player.

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The Hannah Cabinet from Master Craftsman Geoff Hannah

The Hannah Cabinet is Geoff Hannah’s latest masterpiece and was made over a six year period using 34 different Australian and international timbers, 4 species of shell and 17 varieties of precious stone with extensive marquetry inlays on 18 doors and on, and in, 140 drawers.

Due to popular demand and substantial interest by Gallery patrons the magnificent Hannah Cabinet will remain at Bungendore Wood Works Gallery.

Find out more about the cabinet