Martin King approaches the bird from an ornithological and naturalist perspective.
His practice, grounded in close observation, highlights the fragility of birds and their interactions within human-altered environments.
Mitchell McAuley explores the connection between birds and the built environment.
Through architectural sculptural forms, he considers how structures created for human society became shared habitats for nature.
Mike Nicholls uses the bird as an emblem of spirit, vulnerability and the natural world.
His work reflects on themes of war, peace, the environment and human resilience.
Together, these artists reveal the bird as muse, each offering a distinct interpretation that showcases how a single subject can inspire deeply individual creative expression.
Strathbogie Shire Mayor Scott Jeffery said the exhibition reflected the shire’s commitment to making art accessible and celebrating creativity in public spaces.
“Artbox is an important cultural initiative for Strathbogie Shire, bringing high-quality art into accessible public spaces,” Cr Jeffery said.
“Exhibitions like Birds of a Feather enrich our community, celebrate creativity, and highlight the natural beauty that defines our region.
“I encourage residents and visitors alike to experience this exhibition.”
Birds of a Feather is on display at the Artbox gallery on High St, Nagambie – on the median strip near the water tower – from Sunday, November 30 until Sunday, December 28.
Viewing will be accessible 24/7 through the gallery’s glass windows.
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