Vale Michael Leunig: 1945 – 2024
With heavy hearts, we bid our dearest Leunig (Mr Curly) farewell and express our heartfelt gratitude for his whimsy, intelligent philosophy and beautiful art.
Our hearts are broken.
QG welcomes messages via email or handwritten (or doodled) in a book at the gallery on your next visit, which we will forward to the family.
Read Behind the whimsy, Leunig was brave, supportive and always up for a natter, by longtime friend and colleague, Jim Pavlidis The Age 20 Dec 2024.
Jessie Aiton, Theo & Soula Mantalvanos, Michael Leunig & Nicola Dierich, 2023 by Peter Lamont
Michael Leunig with local pug, 2023 exhibition at Queenscliff Gallery. Ivan Kemp photography.
Theresa Clementson with Michael Leunig, 2023 exhibition at Queenscliff Gallery. Ivan Kemp photography.
Michael Leunig with local pug, 2023 exhibition at Queenscliff Gallery. Ivan Kemp photography.
Michael Leunig, 2023 exhibition at Queenscliff Gallery. Ivan Kemp photography.
Jessie Aiton interviewing Michael Leunig at Queenscliff Gallery, 2023.
Jessie Aiton interviewing Michael Leunig at Queenscliff Gallery
Leunig opening
Theo Mantalvanos (director Queenscliff Gallery) with Leunig, 2022
Michael Leunig studio still
Leunig 2023 exhibition opening at Queenscliff Gallery
Michael Leunig and Jim Pavlidis in conversation at Queenscliff Gallery May, 2019 (with gallery Directors, Soula and Theo Mantalvanos)
Michael Leunig and Jim Pavlidis in conversation at Queenscliff Gallery May, 2019.
Theo editioning Song II for Pain Revolution's national fundraiser, 2020.
Theo editioning with Leunig for Pain Revolution’s national fundraiser, 2020.
Trevor Barker (Pain Revolution), Theo, Leunig and Soula editioning for the national fundraiser, 2020.
