Our Story

The HIVE is a fine art gallery and co-operative art space.
The HIVE Gallery supports local, interstate and international emerging or established artists, who create work here to show in solo or group exhibitions. Our gallery is the home of the iGuarnieri Fresco Master’s Australian Fine Art Collection so we have an international connection with Florence, Italy.
The HIVE encourages inclusivity and creativity within artist practice, no matter your level of skill.
The Studio operates as a professional art space, offering the opportunity for interested artists to collaborate.
Classes and workshops provide locals and visitors with the opportunity to gain skills and connect in a sfae, friendly and positive space.

Three women sitting at a table, with a vase of sunflowers in the foreground, during a gathering or event.
Two women working on art projects at a table, focused on their work.
A small Marshall portable speaker on a stack of books, with a glass vase of pink and orange flowers, and two small white and blue ceramic jugs on a wooden surface.
A vintage turntable playing a vinyl record, positioned below a wooden shelf that holds books, including one about Florence and a culinary book, with an open magazine on top.
A woman painting on a canvas with a few people watching, in an art class or workshop setting.
A tan leather sofa with a matching bolster pillow, a white blanket draped over the back, and a small wicker basket on a white side table holding a magazine titled 'Pink Floyd'.
Person painting colorful dots on a hexagon-patterned paper with a paintbrush, surrounded by bee-themed tablecloth and art supplies.
A vintage wooden crate labeled 'SAY TATRISTRAM'S PLEAS E' with a garden encyclopedia book on flowers and plants, and a gold decorative bowl with assorted shells on top of the book, placed on a rustic wooden surface.
Art gallery with two floral paintings, one with red poppies and another with blue poppies, on a white wall. A wooden table below displays a vase with yellow and orange flowers, a decorative bowl, and a vintage wooden crate labeled "Tristar" with book
A person using a handheld electric sander on a white wood cutting board in a workshop or craft area.