The Webster family, spanning four generations from great-grandmother Beverly Neylon to five-year-old Jasper Webster, is exhibiting their artwork together at the 'Belong: 2026 Art Exhibition' hosted by the City of Whittlesea in South Morang, Australia. The show features paintings, mosaics, and porcelain works, including Beverly Neylon's award-winning piece 'Beauty of the Wind,' which earned the Award of Excellence – Use of Materials. The exhibition runs from 2 May to 27 May 2026 at the Plenty Ranges Art and Convention Centre.
This exhibition matters because it highlights how visual art can serve as a powerful intergenerational bond, connecting family members across ages and creative practices. It also underscores the role of local government art programs in providing platforms for emerging and established artists of all backgrounds, fostering community engagement and cultural continuity at the grassroots level.