This exhibition asks how communities can live together more harmoniously, how connections with the natural world can be deepened, how balance can be found in increasingly crowded cities while still longing for space, and how people can respond to change with openness to dialogue and difference. Bringing together leading Waverley artists, including current and recent Local Creatives and Artist Studio residents, Good Together invites dialogue across diverse practices, exploring how art and community can help us find more connected, more sustainable ways to live and create – together. Artists include: Enzo Amato, Sullivan Chedanne, Josh Harle, Blake Lawrence, Eric Löbbecke, Annabelle McEwen, Jingmin Ren, Joël Richard, Liane Rossler, Cameron Scott, and Sue Stafford.