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Brumbies is a multi-disciplinary work exploring notions of legacy, nature, urban environments, emotion and conflict. Robert Crispe (videographer and director), Michael Smith and Jack Ziesing (choreographers and performers) have together crafted cinematic responses to questions of identity, place and purpose within the world. Brumbies is an ongoing project that seeks to involve additional artists, makers and creatives over time. Also on display: Jac Hawthorn - Translation | Peter Minon - Searching for Nuance | Group Exhibition - North Queensland First Nations Artists.
Please see below for a 360 degree online experience of the exhibition and artwork image gallery. Download the Brumbies exhibition catalogue, Brumbies price catalogue, Artist CVs and visit our online shop to purchase any of the works. Umbrella is currently exploring options for delivering the planned panel discussion with Brumbies artists with a digital outcome for online accessibility. RSVP to the Facebook event to keep up to date. Please also leave a comment for Umbrella and the Brumbies artists at the bottom of the page.
Image: Robert Crispe, Brumbies (Michael Smith), 2018, digital photograph, 4240 x 2384px.
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Jac Hawthorn’s mixed media and sculptural works portray everyday people interwoven with innovative nuances. The intention of the artist is to invite viewers to contemplate the underlying stories of these individuals and to initiate memory connected introspection. Also on display: Group Exhibition - Brumbies | Peter Minon - Searching for Nuance | Group Exhibition - North Queensland First Nations Artists.
Please see below for a 360 degree online experience of the exhibition and artwork image gallery. Download Jac Hawthorn's Artist CV and Translation Price Catalogue and visit our online shop to purchase any of the works. Please also leave a comment for Umbrella and Jac at the bottom of the page.
Image: Jac Hawthorn, Afternoon Rose, 2007, watercolour on paper, 15 x 23cm.
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Peter Minon graphically explores connections and disruptions in the harmonies of nature. The artist’s recent experimental works engage mould-making techniques and resin casts to extend on concepts explored previously in two-dimensional mediums. Also on display: Jac Hawthorn - Translation | Group Exhibition - Brumbies | Group Exhibition - North Queensland First Nations Artists.
Please see below for a 360 degree online experience of the exhibition, a short artist talk with video and artwork image gallery. Download a Searching for Nuance Price Catalogue and visit our online shop to purchase any of the works. Please also leave a comment for Umbrella and Peter at the bottom of the page.
Image: Peter Minon, Disruptions in the Harmony II, 2020, Epoxy resin with PVC foam, steel mesh and oil paint, 73.5 x 52cm.
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Umbrella Studio now has a dedicated exhibition space for North Queensland First Nations artists. While some exhibitions will be guest curated or feature solo exhibitions by artists from this region, other exhibitions will feature prints, objects and works held in stock from the gallery shop. The latest exhibition is of the latter kind and features works by Gail Mabo, Obery Sambo and Aicey Zaro. Also on display: Jac Hawthorn - Translation | Group Exhibition - Brumbies | Peter Minon - Searching for Nuance.
Please see below for a 360 degree online experience of the exhibition and artwork image gallery. Download a North QLD First Nations artists Price Catalogue and visit our online shop to purchase any of the works. Please also leave a comment for Umbrella and the artists at the bottom of the page.
Image: Aicey Zaro, My Heart, My Home IV, Monoprint, 75 x 52cm.
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Mudpickers features artists Jane Hawkins, Rhonda Payne, Bronwyn Smith, Lauren Jaye Carter, Hannah Murray and Suzannah Babicci. The exhibition collectively maps the artists’ experiences with place and an investigation of memory and history. The works reflect a shared
interest in trawling across the mudflats of Townsville to find hidden treasures in the layers, colours, textures and botanical forms.
Image: Jane Hawkins, Remnants (detail, work in progress), 2018, Plaster and rust, 36cm wide each.
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Brumbies is a multi-disciplinary work exploring notions of legacy, nature, urban environments, emotion and conflict. Robert Crispe (videographer and director), Michael Smith and Jack Ziesing (choreographers and performers) have together crafted cinematic responses to questions of identity, place and purpose within the world. Brumbies is an ongoing project that seeks to involve additional artists, makers and creatives over time. Also on display: Jac Hawthorn - Translation | Peter Minon - Searching for Nuance | Group Exhibition - North Queensland First Nations Artists.
Please see below for a 360 degree online experience of the exhibition and artwork image gallery. Download the Brumbies exhibition catalogue, Brumbies price catalogue, Artist CVs and visit our online shop to purchase any of the works. Umbrella is currently exploring options for delivering the planned panel discussion with Brumbies artists with a digital outcome for online accessibility. RSVP to the Facebook event to keep up to date. Please also leave a comment for Umbrella and the Brumbies artists at the bottom of the page.
Image: Robert Crispe, Brumbies (Michael Smith), 2018, digital photograph, 4240 x 2384px.
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While our doors are otherwise closed due to COVID-19, we invite you to explore our:
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Umbrella Studio acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians, the Gurambilbarra Wulgurukaba and Bindal people of the lands and seas where we operate. We pay respects to their elders past, present, and future.
temporary closure
The gallery will remain closed to protect staff and visitors while COVID-19 and physical distancing restrictions are in place. We look forward to your visit when we can reopen.find us at
408 Flinders Street, Townsville, Qld, 4810
PO Box 2394, Townsville, Qld, 4810 Australia
regular opening hours
Mon - Fri 9am-5pm | Sat - Sun 9am-1pm
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Umbrella Studio acknowledges the financial support of: the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, and the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments. Townsville City Council is proud to support Umbrella's studio operations under its Community Grants program.