Walking Art Now: A Survey of Australian Walking Art, Exhibition & Retreat
This exhibition spans rural, urban and wild landscapes, and is concerned with engaging communities and fostering collective environmental awareness and wellbeing.
This exhibition spans rural, urban and wild landscapes, and is concerned with engaging communities and fostering collective environmental awareness and wellbeing.
Experience the beauty of cyanotype through works and workshop created especially for the 2026 Straddie Arts Trail.
An exhibition exploring place, plants, stories and creative practice on Gunggari Country through the work of the Yimbaya Maranoa Arts Collective.
the exhibition celebrates textile as one of today’s most dynamic artistic languages
The newly opened Whale Tail Gallery at Point Lookout will present its first group exhibition, Nature Intertwined, featuring seven artists from North Stradbroke Island / Minjerribah. The exhibition celebrates the island’s natural beauty through a diverse range of artistic practices inspired by local landscapes, flora and fauna.
SAVE THE DATES: 2, 11 & 17 April 2026
Exhibition be female artists working in diverse disciplines, curated by Dr Susan Davis and Dr Lisa Chandler.
Plants, Places & Art in Conversation
Roots celebrates artists of Polish heritage, exploring the threads that connect us to ancestry, culture and identity.
Annual Brisbane Gramma School Art Show
the healing power of art & nature
by artists of Polish heritage
The Straddie Arts Trail is a community driven project designed to showcase artists and makers working on or inspired by Straddie.
Plexus Gallery presents a selection of works from Habitat project of Pine Rivers Gardens in an online exhibition and interview.
Until 13 July: Biochrome art that bridges the realms of nature and photography, offering a journey into the heart of botanical wonders, and fostering a deeper connection between people and the natural world.