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may
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The works of Jennifer Baker, Marisa Ballinger and Rosemaree Loredo are inspired by memories of family, experiences of spirituality and myth, and informed by their strong links to
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The works of Jennifer Baker, Marisa Ballinger and Rosemaree Loredo are inspired by memories of family, experiences of spirituality and myth, and informed by their strong links to nature. Found materials feature in their works, referencing familiarity and the then and now. Storytelling aspects of their lives are represented in 2D and 3D forms and include ceramics, sculpture, drawing, printmaking and acrylic painting.
Opening at 5.30pm on the 3rd May
Image: Rosemaree Loredo, Found Gumnut, 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
june
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Existing in Space, Dwelling in Memory is the culmination of Johanna Park’s PhD research. Her work embodies the transformative ability of artmaking to reclaim and sustain memories in
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Existing in Space, Dwelling in Memory is the culmination of Johanna Park’s PhD research. Her work embodies the transformative ability of artmaking to reclaim and sustain memories in the wake of modern architectural destruction and development. Johanna explores the idea of existence as memories created through the experience of architectural space and preserved through artmaking.
Opening at 5.30pm on 21st June
Image: Johanna Park, Semi-Domestic Textures (Tokyo) 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
july
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Existing in Space, Dwelling in Memory is the culmination of Johanna Park’s PhD research. Her work embodies the transformative ability of artmaking to reclaim and sustain memories in
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Existing in Space, Dwelling in Memory is the culmination of Johanna Park’s PhD research. Her work embodies the transformative ability of artmaking to reclaim and sustain memories in the wake of modern architectural destruction and development. Johanna explores the idea of existence as memories created through the experience of architectural space and preserved through artmaking.
Opening at 5.30pm on 21st June
Image: Johanna Park, Semi-Domestic Textures (Tokyo) 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
august
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Existing in Space, Dwelling in Memory is the culmination of Johanna Park’s PhD research. Her work embodies the transformative ability of artmaking to reclaim and sustain memories in
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Existing in Space, Dwelling in Memory is the culmination of Johanna Park’s PhD research. Her work embodies the transformative ability of artmaking to reclaim and sustain memories in the wake of modern architectural destruction and development. Johanna explores the idea of existence as memories created through the experience of architectural space and preserved through artmaking.
Opening at 5.30pm on 21st June
Image: Johanna Park, Semi-Domestic Textures (Tokyo) 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Future Visions is an annual art award for high school students across the Darling Downs and Southeast Queensland. It showcases the diverse, dynamic, and emerging professional approaches to
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Future Visions is an annual art award for high school students across the Darling Downs and Southeast Queensland. It showcases the diverse, dynamic, and emerging professional approaches to artmaking currently being created by Years 10, 11 and 12 students in the region. This will be the thirteenth year of the exhibition, which continues to attract a high calibre of emerging artists creating exciting and innovative art.
Opening at 5.30pm on Friday 9th August
Image: Roma Aarons, Shutter Symphony (after Shoenheimer) Diptych 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
september
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Future Visions is an annual art award for high school students across the Darling Downs and Southeast Queensland. It showcases the diverse, dynamic, and emerging professional approaches to
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Future Visions is an annual art award for high school students across the Darling Downs and Southeast Queensland. It showcases the diverse, dynamic, and emerging professional approaches to artmaking currently being created by Years 10, 11 and 12 students in the region. This will be the thirteenth year of the exhibition, which continues to attract a high calibre of emerging artists creating exciting and innovative art.
Opening at 5.30pm on Friday 9th August
Image: Roma Aarons, Shutter Symphony (after Shoenheimer) Diptych 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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Telling Tales is a postgraduate and staff exhibition exploring the role of fiction as creative re-imaginings within personal art narrative research. The exhibition highlights a person-centred research approach
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Telling Tales is a postgraduate and staff exhibition exploring the role of fiction as creative re-imaginings within personal art narrative research. The exhibition highlights a person-centred research approach within creative arts practice and its concerns for how fiction can provide insights into individual histories and notions of wellbeing.
Opening at 5.30pm on 20th September
Image: Linda Clark, Strange Comfort Grown (2023)
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
october
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Telling Tales is a postgraduate and staff exhibition exploring the role of fiction as creative re-imaginings within personal art narrative research. The exhibition highlights a person-centred research approach
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Telling Tales is a postgraduate and staff exhibition exploring the role of fiction as creative re-imaginings within personal art narrative research. The exhibition highlights a person-centred research approach within creative arts practice and its concerns for how fiction can provide insights into individual histories and notions of wellbeing.
Opening at 5.30pm on 20th September
Image: Linda Clark, Strange Comfort Grown (2023)
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
november
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Graduart is an annual art exhibition that showcases artworks from graduating Visual Art students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The works represent a broad cross-section of emerging contemporary
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Graduart is an annual art exhibition that showcases artworks from graduating Visual Art students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The works represent a broad cross-section of emerging contemporary art practice, including painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, and mixed media work.
Opening at 5:30pm Friday November 8th
image: Kristen Flynn, Self Portrait – the maternal with dead bird, 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
december
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Graduart is an annual art exhibition that showcases artworks from graduating Visual Art students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The works represent a broad cross-section of emerging contemporary
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Graduart is an annual art exhibition that showcases artworks from graduating Visual Art students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The works represent a broad cross-section of emerging contemporary art practice, including painting, drawing, sculpture, printmaking, ceramics, and mixed media work.
Opening at 5:30pm Friday November 8th
image: Kristen Flynn, Self Portrait – the maternal with dead bird, 2023
Time
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
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This exhibition invites the audience to engage with artworks on a new level. Traditionally, viewers are not permitted to touch art in galleries; however, in this case, the
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This exhibition invites the audience to engage with artworks on a new level. Traditionally, viewers are not permitted to touch art in galleries; however, in this case, the sense of touch accompanies sight in an exploration of the amalgamation of painting and sculptural techniques. As the title indicates, natural and artificial light are included as mediums to introduce form, highlights and shadow to art with which an audience can physically connect.
These artworks also take Janice on a new, challenging path of exploration in her practice, which has previously concentrated on depicting the Australian landscape, to a place where she dares to be limited only by her imagination.
Image: Janice Mills, The Illumination of Janice Mills (2023)
Time
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM
january
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This exhibition invites the audience to engage with artworks on a new level. Traditionally, viewers are not permitted to touch art in galleries; however, in this case, the
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This exhibition invites the audience to engage with artworks on a new level. Traditionally, viewers are not permitted to touch art in galleries; however, in this case, the sense of touch accompanies sight in an exploration of the amalgamation of painting and sculptural techniques. As the title indicates, natural and artificial light are included as mediums to introduce form, highlights and shadow to art with which an audience can physically connect.
These artworks also take Janice on a new, challenging path of exploration in her practice, which has previously concentrated on depicting the Australian landscape, to a place where she dares to be limited only by her imagination.
Image: Janice Mills, The Illumination of Janice Mills (2023)
Time
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM