Thrilled to see The Lodge kitchen on the cover of House & Garden and the In Focus – Kitchens feature.  See more about The Lodge here

The Winter months are the perfect time to explore Byron Bay. The Humpback Whales have begun their migration north with the Lighthouse offering the best viewing point along the coast. Book direct with us for the best rate and no booking fees.

Check availability and rates here.

Recently, Atlantic was featured in an article by Lucy from The Design Files who stayed with us  during her time in Byron Bay. Along with Photographer Toby Scott, they have captured the essence of Byron Bay, showcasing local artists, cafes, shops and Atlantic. Its a must read if you are heading our way.

Link here for the full article.

We are pleased to announce that the successful artist for The Art Park / Atlantic Artist Residency #6 is Thomas Campbell from the USA.

Thomas was born in Laguna Beach, California in 1969 and currently lives in Bonny Doon, California, USA. 

He is a self-taught painter, sculptor, photo­grapher, filmmaker and music producer. The nexus of Campbell’s creative centric life was nurtured by skateboarding culture in the 1980′s and 90′s.

Thomas grew up surfing and skating in southern California before moving to New York in the 1980s, where he immersed himself in the skate/street art/punk/hip hop/hell-raising scene that rotated around the central axis of Alleged Gallery. In that setting he came to know and be associated with the artists that would go on to make up San Francisco’s Mission School painters and the generation that would be at least loosely defined by the Beautiful Losers exhibition in 2004.

Campbell has mounted solo exhibitions in New York, Paris,Tokyo,Denmark, The Netherlands,San Francisco,Los Angeles, and Morocco. Currently Campbell spends most of his time in his home studio in Bonny Doon, California working on paintings, sculpture and other artistic junk. From 1997 to 2009 Campbell produced and directed three feature length surf films The Seedling, Sprout and The Present. The filming of which has taken him to the far corners of the earth (Indonesia,Cape Verde, Sri Lanka,South Africa and New Zealand to name a few).

Campbell is also the creative director of Galaxia, a small, independent record label based in Santa Cruz, Califor­nia, that he has run with his partner Greg Lamson since 1992. Galaxia has released recordings by artists such as Tommy Guerrero, The Mumlers, Ray Barbee, Peggy Honeywell, The Mattson 2, The Amalgamated Sons of Rest (Will Oldham, Jason Molina and Allister Roberts), Tomorrow’s Tulips and The Black Heart Procession. Most of these artist have appeared in the soundtracks to Campbell’s films or have played live at his various screenings and exhibitions.

Have a look at his work at http://www.thomascampbell-art.com

Atlantic Byron Bay and Art Park are pleased to announce an exhibition of artwork by Australian artist, Jennifer Tyers.  For the last six weeks Jennifer has been the 5th Art Park/Atlantic Artist in Residence. The exhibition will feature new work completed during her stay with us in Byron Bay.

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Thank you to Anne Leon and her print making studio for her ongoing assistance with our resident artist.

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Opening Reception Thursday 14 March 2013

6pm-9pm

Art Park Gallery

5/11 Banksia Drive

Byron Bay NSW 2481

The exhibition will remain on view until Friday April 5, 2013. Gallery hours are 10am – 5pm Monday to Friday or by appointment.

We’ve had a late cancellation – so we now have the beautiful Driftwood Studio available for Easter. If you are coming to Byron Bay Blues Festival 2013 and you haven’t already booked your accommodation please give us a call or email info@atlanticbyronbay.com.au.

The Premium Studio sleeps four people and is self-contained with its own kitchen, bathroom and private deck. (Five night minimum stay, at $405 per night)

Thank you to Wim & Houria who put the piece together which captures Atlantic and Byron Bay so beautifully.

There is a stunning exhibition of Margaret Olley paintings at Tweed River Art Gallery at the moment.

We spent a beautiful morning there last week.

Plans for the new extension are on display thanks to the Margaret Olley Trust.

I love watching this little video – Lina looks like she’s dancing on the wave.

This week’s Makery is all hands on Macrame. Makery is a group learning, teaching and laughing together.  Everyone is welcome to come along.