Near, far or in COVID lockdown, you can now pop in and see QG&W exhibitions from anywhere at any time. As well as continuing physical exhibitions, now, whether the gallery is open or closed, or whether patrons are in lockdown or not, QG&W virtual exhibitions provide an additional form of
(Image: Theo & Soula Mantalvanos with QG&W Award Winner, Marian Crawford. Photographer, Hails & Shine) Celebrations for Australian printmakers began Thursday evening at the Geelong Gallery Acquisitive Print Award (GGAPA). Congratulations to GGAPA winners Teho Ropeyarn (winner of the Geelong acquisitive print award $5,000), and Brian Robinson
How did this exhibition come to fruition? After successfully restoring 11 of 12 plates and realising we would be able to edition Sir Arthur’s prints, the artist’s grandson William Streeton asked if there was any way the opportunity could transform into something more for QG&W. William was impressed with our
A huge thank you to The Weekend Australian Magazine for featuring Into The Light, the Sir Arthur Streeton story about the posthumous prints QG&W is editioning. QG&W are closely collaborating with the Streeton family and together, planning Streeton Prints an exhibition with associated events that celebrate the never before publicised
Words - Suzie Coffey, photos - Mitch Bear FROM HIGHLY SOUGHT AFTER ARTISTS TO EMERGING TALENTS AND STUDENTS, A NEWLY OPENED GALLERY IN QUEENSCLIFF IS BRINGING THE CREATIVE PROCESS — AS WELL AS THE FINISHED PRODUCT — TO THE PEOPLE, WRITES SUZIE COFFEY Read the full article (pdf) View Our
We were ecstatic that a Queenscliff and Bellarine special was filmed by Channel 9's travel show, Postcards. It was our pleasure to host the Postcards team and an extra privilege for QG&W that Andrew Gunnell got the chance to run through the basics of linocut with Rebecca especially for the
Thank you to the Geelong Advertiser's Margaret Linley and Cormac Hanrahan View the pdf Article text about Queenscliff Gallery & Workshop (QG&W) State of the Art Queenscliff is fast earning itself a reputation as an art destination. As another gallery opens its doors, Margaret Linley
