President – Jack Randell
Jack lives in the central west of New South Wales, in the village of Geurie, near the regional city of Dubbo.
After a twenty-five year career in business, Jack now devotes his professional time to his studio practice and teaching. He is represented in Dubbo, Orange and Bathurst Regional Gallery collections, as well as private collections in Australia, Denmark, Taiwan and Japan. Jack is a Class One Honours graduate BFA from the College of Fine Arts, University of New South Wales, 2007.
Vice President – Nathan Shooter
Nathan Shooter is the business owner of Thrive Media – a dynamic and innovative graphic design business in Dubbo. Nathan is also a musician with pop/rock band Original Liberty, produced and engineered their most recent album which was launched November 2008 is follow up record from their EP Glow in 2005. Nathan is currently an Executive Member of Friends of the Western Plains Cultural Centre, and had extensive stage performance experience throughout Australia and the USA.
Co-Secretary: Kim Goldsmith
Goldsmith's art/photography merges her interests in visual arftorms and issues of natural resource management and how to communicate those issues to broader audiences. She is a founding member of Fresh Arts, having previously held various executive and non-executive positions. She exhibits annually with the collective and has had two solo shows since 2004.
Treasurer: Sandra Alon
Sandra is an artist, teacher and printmaker who specialises in digital prints, traditional and solar plate etchings, drawings and paintings, artworks & artists' books in mixed media and hand-built ceramic forms. She teaches and conducts workshops in most of these mediums in private workshops, through Coonabarabran High School and is a tutor through TAFE NSW. She has been involved in a number of community groups and committees including Coonabarabran Arts Council, Coonabarabran Arts and Crafts Exhibition and their related Expo event held in October of every year.