Eramboo has been a haven for creativity for decades. The Garigal people developed a rich and complex culture thousands of years ago at the heart of which was their connection to the land. On this same site, Australia’s Socialist Party once had its headquarters, and the building also belonged to Sydney’s most forward-thinking educators at the former Independent School. Under the tutelage of Bill Eason, the school's three rules were freedom, tolerance and self-discipline. 22 years ago, Eramboo Artist Environment was established by Greg Stonehouse and Susan Milne as an education and environment centre for artists, continuing the place's connection to free thinking and creativity.
More information can be found at www.eramboo.com.au
Below are some shots of the Eramboo studio environment.
          
          
        
      the original studios, gallery and teaching space
          
          
        
      my studio 1
          
          
        
      my studio 2
          
          
        
      looking north
          
          
        
      south into the gallery space
          
          
        
      newer studios
          
          
        
      towards the gallery space
          
          
        
      eramboo pond
          
          
        
      my studio 3
          
          
        
      my studio 4