Esperance artist Tammy Andrews will present LOVE IN LONGREACH and other towns at the Cannery Arts Centre from 10 to 31 October 2026. The exhibition gathers paintings on paper and canvas, as well as three-dimensional painted works, made during her travels around Australia by caravan.
When and where to see the exhibition
The exhibition is at the Cannery Arts Centre, Norseman Road, Esperance, Western Australia 6450. Its opening is scheduled for 6pm on Friday 9 October 2026; the exhibition itself runs from Saturday 10 October through Saturday 31 October.
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The centre lists these hours for the exhibition:
- Tuesday to Friday: 10am–4pm
- Saturday: 12pm–4pm
No Sunday or Monday hours are listed. At the opening, the centre says nibbles and limited complimentary drinks will be provided, with a bar available for drinks for purchase. Check the Cannery Arts Centre for current visitor information before travelling.
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What Andrews is exhibiting
The show brings together work in several forms: paintings on paper and canvas, alongside three-dimensional painted pieces. The venue describes subjects ranging from landscapes and Australian botanicals to people, still life and interior spaces. The works record places and ordinary moments encountered during caravan travel, rather than focusing only on scenery.
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The Cannery Arts Centre calls it Andrews’s first Esperance exhibition in a decade. Its description frames the work as emerging from a “studio on the road” during a year of travelling and making.
How the caravan journey shaped her practice
Andrews’s own updates give context to the journey behind the exhibition. On 11 November 2024, she wrote that she and her husband were preparing to spend a year or two travelling into the landscape, and wondered how working outdoors might affect her art. In an update dated 8 April 2025, she listed oils, watercolour, oil sticks, canvas and cold-pressed paper among the materials she was taking along.
That interest in plein-air painting—the practice of making work outdoors—sits alongside the exhibition’s wider mix of subjects and formats. Her 2026 news entry said a solo showcase drawn from Australian landscape travel, including its people, places and everyday activity, was planned for the Cannery Arts Centre in October. Read her dated updates on Andrews’s website.
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The published exhibition information does not list individual works, prices or whether particular pieces will be for sale. It also does not identify brands or models of the materials Andrews used. For confirmed details about the display or access, contact the venue directly.
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