Meg Finnegan is this week's Q&A guest.

Rebecca Riddle
Updated January 31 2018 - 1:48pm, first published 11:00am
Liveable: South-west artist Meg Finnegan said aside from her current hometown, she'd  live in Nelson in New Zealand, "where a huge amount of ceramic artists live and the landscape is as beautiful as Port Fairy".
Liveable: South-west artist Meg Finnegan said aside from her current hometown, she'd live in Nelson in New Zealand, "where a huge amount of ceramic artists live and the landscape is as beautiful as Port Fairy".

Bendigo-born artist Meg Finnegan says her love of Port Fairy has always been the driving force behind establishing a home, gallery, art studio, garden, weddings and function space on the Princes Highway. Together with husband Gavin, the creative pair hope the upcoming expansion of Limestone Gallery will continue to impress tourists and locals alike. Fresh from hosting sculpture and ceramic classes in her studio, she sat down to answer this week’s Q&A.

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Rebecca Riddle

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