Pax Art Studio Gallery, the home of Pax Art Therapy, is a welcoming creative space in the heart of Lakes Entrance, East Gippsland, dedicated to the art and practice of local artist Caroline Packer (Pax). Surrounded by the natural beauty of the region, the gallery invites visitors to experience nature-inspired art that reflects the landscapes, stories, and spirit of East Gippsland.

Alongside curated exhibitions of Caroline’s work, the gallery offers a vibrant program of community workshops and classes for all ages and abilities. Explore your creativity through hands-on sessions in a variety of mediums—including oil painting, watercolours, chalk pastels, acrylic pouring and art therapy—guided by Caroline’s professional experience and passion for art therapy. One-on-one art classes and art therapy sessions can also be arranged during your visit to the region, offering a tailored experience.

At the core of Pax Art Studio Gallery is a belief in the restorative power of art and nature. The gallery is designed to be a peaceful, inclusive environment where visitors can slow down, reflect, and reconnect—with creativity, with the natural world, and with themselves.

Visitors also have the opportunity to purchase original artworks, photography, prints, handmade jewellery, and art cards directly from the artist, making it easy to take home a unique piece of East Gippsland’s creative spirit.

Whether you’re a local resident, a visitor to East Gippsland, or someone seeking inspiration and wellbeing, Pax Art Studio Gallery offers a tranquil space to explore, create, and connect. Discover original art, join a workshop, or experience the healing power of creativity and nature.

For details about exhibitions, workshops, art therapy services, and available artworks follow along on social media (Pax Art Therapy) or contact Caroline directly through the website (https://www.carolinepaxart.com) to arrange your visit. Sale of prints and originals also available through https://www.carolinepaxart.com

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