Lee-Anne Peters & Harmony on High Street Gallery
Lee-Anne's POTTERY & PAINTINGS & CLASSES
The exciting journey of a sculptor & painter who loves form and colour.
Resident Artist & Co-owner of Harmony on High Street Gallery, Campbell Town (see below)
Harmony on HIgh Street Gallery & Art Hub - Campbell Town Tasmania
Products
Tasmanian made: Fine Artworks - Ceramics - Sculpture - Jewellery - Wood work - Clothing - Candles and more. PLUS basic art supplies, monthly art exhibition
Open daily 9am-4pm
Harmony on High Street,
116 High St, Campbell Town
Ph 0477 265 178
Classes & Workshops
Monthly: Clay workshops, Paint n Sip sessions, drawing groups, special events, weekly Kids Art Club and more at Harmony on High Street Gallery
Coach Tour Visits
Book your coach / bus tour visit with The Church and opt in for an exclusive guided tour of Harmony on High Street Gallery.
Our 2nd Birthday - 20-22 Nov
We'd LOVE it if you could join us for our 2nd BIRTHDAY BASH!!
WIN: a double pass to a future 1-day clay workshop of your choice valued at approx $160. All purchase receipts from this weekend go into the draw.
All weekend:
Group exhibition: Reflections: opening weekend
Serving Tea: white, green, oolong, black, blooming, herbal blends
At Harmony on High Street Gallery and Art Hub,
116 High St, Campbell Town, Tasmania - opp the IGA
Lee-Anne's latest
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CLAY WORKSHOP - Entertainment Platter (advanced)
- Regular price
- $80.00
- Sale price
- $80.00
- Unit price
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Clay Workshop - Bird Bath - 12,13,14 March 2027
- Regular price
- $150.00
- Sale price
- $150.00
- Unit price
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CLAY WORKSHOP - animal on a post - school holidays
- Regular price
- $80.00
- Sale price
- $80.00
- Unit price
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Painting - Cave Guardian at Tasman Peninsula
- Regular price
- $280.00
- Sale price
- $280.00
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Welcome to this website that is dedicated to my pottery, sculpture, painting and workshops.
I host regular art classes and workshops and all of my artwork is now on show and available at Harmony on High Street Gallery in Campbell Town, Tasmania.
Ultimately I prefer to make work that has meaning, depth and a message - even subliminally. My entire being goes into everything I make, and anything can inspire me at the time; from experiences I have, to my obsessions with shapes, colours or objects. A lot of my self healing, spirituality and truth feeds its way into my art.
Currently I am closely exploring form, colour and texture in landscape painting.
Thank you for visiting,
Lee-Anne Peters