We will meet at the MAG & M at 10.50 am.

Join the president of the Friends of Hazelhurst Robyn Jordan for an excursion to Manly Art Gallery and Museum to view THE SHAPE OF COLOUR Exhibition.

Meet up in Manly and visit Michael Muir’s survey exhibition, The Shape of Colour. Michael’s paintings are a vibrant, contemplative journey, showcasing bold and intuitive colour choices and deep sensory landscapes that blend memory and reality. Michael is a well known contemporary artist who is known for his use of colour, form and composition.. 

• Transport is by your own arrangement.  Some of you may wish to join the travelling group at Gymea station. The likely train time is just prior to 9am but you will be updated when the online trip planner updates to 17 NOVEMBER. 

The public transport trip involves a train change, negotiating stairs or escalator at Circular Quay Station and a 240m walk to the ferry wharf.  The walk from the ferry to the gallery is 300m, you may be required to negotiate sloping walkways within the ferry wharf.

The excursion ends after we leave MAG&M.  Following the gallery visit, you may enjoy Manly and return home at your own leisure.  Lunch options abound at Manly.  You could even bring your own picnic. 

Please provide email and phone number particularly if you wish to keep in touch about the public transport option.

• You Must be a Current Member of the Friends of Hazelhurst.
  

• SCHEDULE TUESDAY 17TH NOVEMBER 2026
• 10.50am - Meet at Manly Museum and Art Gallery,

West Esplanade, Manly NSW 2095 (Western end of manly Cove Beach)

• 11.00am - 1.00pm - Talk from MAG&M staff and view exhibition. other exhibitions are available to view. 
• From 1.00pm - Lunch and return home by own arrangements.

BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL

HOW TO BOOK.

Please click on the link to register your intention to come along.

Ticket link

 https://events.humanitix.com/foh-visit-to-mag-and-m

or email info@friendsofhazelhurst.org include your name and phone number and your preferred transport.

Image: Michael Muir, Lifeboat, 2023, oil on linen, 137 x 167cm. Courtesy the artist & Jan Murphy Gallery Brisbane