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Local artist Alexa Kalo (Class of 2021) opens first solo exhibition at Tyger Gallery, Yass

Local artist Alexa Kalo (Class of 2021) opens first solo exhibition at Tyger Gallery, Yass

Posted 15 Sep, 2026

Saturday, 12 September marked a significant milestone for emerging artist Alexa Kalo, Class of 2021 who officially opened her first solo exhibition at Tyger Gallery.

The exhibition showcases a compelling collection of Alexa’s work, highlighting her unique artistic vision, creative storytelling, and distinctive approach to contemporary art. Friends, family, art enthusiasts, and members of the local community gathered to celebrate the opening and experience the artist’s debut solo presentation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Speaking at the event, Alexo shared her excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to present her work independently for the first time. The exhibition represents years of artistic development and dedication, offering visitors an intimate insight into her creative journey and inspiration.

The opening day was met with an enthusiastic response from attendees, with many praising the exhibition’s originality, emotional depth, and strong visual impact. The event also provided an opportunity for visitors to engage directly with the artist and learn more about the stories behind the works on display.

Tyger Gallery’s support of emerging artists continues to provide an important platform for new creative voices, and Alexo’s first solo exhibition stands as a noteworthy addition to the gallery’s program.

The exhibition will remain on display at Tyger Gallery, Yass until 26 September, inviting visitors to explore Alexa’s work and celebrate this exciting milestone in her artistic career.

Congratulations to Alexa on a successful first solo exhibition and this exciting new chapter in her artistic journey.

Photo caption: Radford College, Community Engagement Manager, Monique Glavonjic attended the opening of Alexa Kalo’s first solo exhibition at Tyger Gallery on Saturday, 12 September, joining community members.

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