30 Herbert Street, Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin Country / Ingham.
View the interactive PUNQ Art Trail Map for directions or explore this program and PUNQ's major site-specific works in the Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin Country / Hinchinbrook Bus Tour.
Explore this Fringe Art Trail program and PUNQ's major site-specific works in the Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin Country / Hinchinbrook Bus Tour.
Venue Accessibility- Nearby accessible street parking.
- Nearby street drop-off points.
- No wheelchair accessibility due to 5 steps leading into the space.
- Signage indicating it is a PUNQ program.
- Quiet spaces available for participants, this location will have ambient or no music playing.
Free entry.
Saturday - Sunday 10am - 4pm
Fringe Art Trail | Studio 30
Helen Thrift Brooks
Visit Helen Thrift Brooks studio to see life studies, still life and landscape rendered in mixed media, charcoal and pastel.
About The ArtistHelen Thrift Brooks is a multimedia artist working in painting, drawing, ceramics, weaving and sculpture. Helen has been a practicing artist for over 30 years and has taught art in remote and regional locations around Australia.
30 Herbert Street, Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin Country / Ingham.
View the interactive PUNQ Art Trail Map for directions or explore this program and PUNQ's major site-specific works in the Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin Country / Hinchinbrook Bus Tour.
Explore this Fringe Art Trail program and PUNQ's major site-specific works in the Warrgamay, Nywaigi & Bandjin Country / Hinchinbrook Bus Tour.
Venue Accessibility- Nearby accessible street parking.
- Nearby street drop-off points.
- No wheelchair accessibility due to 5 steps leading into the space.
- Signage indicating it is a PUNQ program.
- Quiet spaces available for participants, this location will have ambient or no music playing.
Free entry.
Back to HomePUNQ respectfully acknowledges the Wulgurukaba of Gurambilbarra and Yunbenun and the surrounding groups of our region; Bindal, Gugu Badhan, Nywaigi, Warrgamay, Bandjin and Gudjal as the Traditional Custodians of the land on which we gather, share and celebrate local creative practice. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders as the first people of Australia. They have never ceded sovereignty and remain strong in their enduring connection to land and Culture.