Current exhibitions

Jenny Green Resurgence | Until 17 February 2025

Painted Steel

Jenny Green has been sculpting and exhibiting for 20 years.  In 2003, she saw the light and left her corporate career to undertake a BFA (sculpture) at the National Art School.  Since then she has been sculpting full time from her studio on Sydney’s northern beaches. Her work is typically abstract & figurative using steel, bronze and resin.

Her intent to capture an instant or a feeling is reflected in the tension between space and material.  She uses lines, curves, shapes and colour to explore movement and emotion. The results are lyrical yet industrial, ‘drawings in space’.

Jenny’s work  has been selected for the North Sydney Art Prize numerous times, Tom Bass Prize for Figurative Sculpture, University of Western Sydney Sculpture Award,  Northern Beaches Art prize,  Harbour Sculpture,  Sculpture in the Vineyards, Sculpture at Sawmillers and the Willoughby Art Prize. Her work is represented in corporate, public and private collections and she has won several prizes.

Visit the Inside Outside Sculpture Plinth in Ted Mack Civic Park day or night.

Upcoming exhibitions

20 February to 31 March: Michelle Carr

3 April to 12 May: Jayanto Tan

Say Something Posters | Celebrating Pride | Community Connection Kindness

During Pride Month 2024, Council invited local queer artist Cameron Stead to develop two creative activities at Stanton Library. The activations celebrated the essence of Pride by fostering creativity and self-reflection, centred on the themes of Communities, Connections and Kindness. Participants were invited to use their voices to share their identities, express gratitude, and communicate ideas that matter to them.

Postcards of Gratitude asked participants to design and write a postcard to someone or something they appreciated. Drawing inspiration from the rich history of protest art within the LGBTQIA+ rights movement, Say Something Posters invited participants to create posters about important things they wanted to share with others. 

This exhibition features some of the Say Something Posters created by the community

The InTransit Community Art Space is located at Level 1 Council Chambers, 200 Miller Street, North Sydney (access via ground floor Customer Customer Service) open 9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday except public holidays.