Come rain, hail, or shine is a saying that roof restorers Darryl Stone and his team truly live by.Working through Victoria’s blistering cold and wet weather, QG’s Wesleyan wafer-thin slate tiles were restored one tile at a time. As was the ridge and wood framing, new
A much-needed roof restoration on QG’s Wesleyan Church presented an opportunity to remain productive and host a pop-up exhibition at fortyfivedownstairs in Flinders Lane, Melbourne. It was a magnificent celebration of SUSAN WALD’s exquisite body of work – four years in the making as QG’s
Exhibition preview Steve Lopes – Living Colour Exhibition dates: Aug 27 – Sep 19, 2022 Official opening: Aug 28, 2022 from 2pm – 4pm Event details Steve Lopes
Deborah Klein (Repost from Artist Profile article by Erin McFadyen) Deborah Klein’s recent body of work, “Rückenfigur,” explores the textures, techniques, and teachings that structure hidden histories of women’s presence in art – both as creators and as subjects. The work represents a return to,
It’s near seven years since QG Directors, Soula & Theo Mantalvanos acquired their 1868 Wesleyan Church. There has been much restoration and care work already completed and now, the inevitable mammoth task of restoring the over 150-year-old slate roof tiles has come. Through the planned replacement of 5,000 slate tiles
Congratulations to DEBORAH KLEIN on the completion of her much anticipated nine-day residency at Geelong Grammar School. Deborah Klein captures views of the spacious, light-filled artist-in-residence studio at Geelong Grammar School that she set up in with the assistance of Rupert the technician and department
Exhibition preview Susan Wald – Mungo at fortyfivedownstairs These are pictures for our time. Pictures that are refined by time, they are thoughtful, and speak of death and birth in one. They speak of the endpoint of the Australian landscape, the dry, desolate, final images of one of
A gathering of friends, kindred spirits and special patrons on Sunday Mar 27 to celebrate the opening of Louise Blyton and Melinda Harper's exhibition. In attendance were artists Louise Blyton and Melinda Harper with Cat Poljski and John Waller, Langridge's David Coles and local patrons, friends and family. Thank
Exhibition preview Deborah Klein – Rückenfigur Exhibition dates: Jun 23 – Jul 10, 2022 Opening: Sun Jun 26, 2022 from 2pm – 4pm Event details Deborah Klein
QG celebrate International Women's Day 2022 by transforming the QG website to feature the amazing works by women who exhibit with us. Across all media channels, artworks were shared featuring the following 40 artists. Elizabeth Banfield, Barbara Puruntatameri, Louise Blyton, Moli Carew, Lana De Jager, Dymphna Kerinaiua, Geraldine Pilakui, Christine
“Steve Lopes’ work is enormously diverse in imagery and content. It is a celebration of the enduring spirit of humanity and the power of connection.” Anne Ryan, senior curator, AGNSW Steve Lopes is a Sydney-based painter known for his figurative landscapes. He often works en plein air, painting vignettes
Antonio Balletta / Jiri Tibor Novak Opening Queenscliff Gallery exhibition official opening of Antonio Balletta / Jiri Tibor Novak Sunday Nov 14, 2021. Artwork Virtual Tour
Anita Iacovella explains her painterly process for works exhibited in a focus exhibition with Melissa Smith Exhibition dates: Oct 14 – Nov 8, 2021 View Exhibition Anita Iacovella
Due to the unfortunate circumstances with COVID restrictions, Melissa Smith is unable to attend her QG focus exhibition with Anita Iacovella.Not so unfortunate for Tasmanians who have an abundant choice to view Melissa's works and to also enjoy a floor talk.QG would like to congratulate Melissa Smith on her recent
Congratulations to Melissa Smith whose work Bass Strait Circles III 2015 has been included in the new Permanent Collection exhibition at the Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery, Royal Park, Launceston. The exhibition was curated by Ashleigh Whatling. 'Through printmaking, Melissa Smith extracts elements from a personal and
David Frazer in his studio in country Victoria. CREDIT:SEAN MCKENNA (Excerpt from The Age The artist turning Nick Cave songs into wood engravings By Andrew Stephens) September 17, 2021 — 4.00pm In 1981, when he was 15, David Frazer and his mate Garry went to a Tom Waits concert
