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[post_content] => Working with a groundbreaking touring model, The Partnershipping Project features the work of twenty regionally-based artists responding to the question “does place still matter”?
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Queensland artists involved in the project are: Anne Lord, Brian Robinson, Gail Mabo, Obery Sambo, Rob Douma and Vanghoua Anthony Vue.
Check out the website about the project
The Partnershipping Project exhibition at Burnie Regional Gallery showing works by David mangenner Gough (foreground) and Selena de Carvalho (background). Photo by Rick Eaves 2018.
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All welcome to the artwork auction: Friday 21 June 2019
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Queensland artists involved in the project are: Anne Lord, Brian Robinson, Gail Mabo, Obery Sambo, Rob Douma and Vanghoua Anthony Vue.
Check out the website about the project
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Creating Art in the Tropics
Future Exhibitions
Legacy: Reflections on Mabo 5 July - 11 August 2019
Legacy: Reflections on Mabo celebrates the man behind the game-changing Native Title Act, Eddie Koiki Mabo, and the ongoing influence and impact he has had on Australian society and culture. This travelling exhibition brings together 26 Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists in the spirit of reconciliation, 27 years after this historic achievement. Each artist has responded to an aspect of Mabo they were drawn to, whether it was his life, politics, activism or legacy. The artworks come together in surprising ways, with reverence, compassion, anger, sadness and respect, celebrating a man who was both a rebel and a dreamer.
more info
Travelling by String 16 August - 22 September 2019
Bernadette Boscacci The title of this exhibition relates to an elemental way of being and moving through the world. The environment of objects and images presented by Bernadette Boscacci reflects her artistic enquiries into her own creative journey and deep love of nature. The exhibition marks 20 years since Bernadette returned to live and work in Townsville, and 20 years since her first solo exhibition at Umbrella Studio.
more info
Upcoming Events
9 July
School Holidays Creative Kids Workshop 10am - 12pm
Drop in and get creative with Umbrella Studio to help make a collaborative artwork piece that will be featured with other community artworks the Fringe Ephemera festival. Working with trained...
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