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19.01.2022 Ways of Water at Ipswich Art Gallery presents fresh perspectives on the mighty Bremer and its subsidiaries. These new works by Ipswich-based artist Kylie Steven...s, reflect her deep connection to and reverence for nature. The exhibition runs until November 7. More on the gallery here: https://bit.ly/336mEOY See more

16.01.2022 One of the recent works from our spotlighted artist Alaa Ehab

16.01.2022 Just a reminder that Rachel Sarra is creating this beautiful art work for all of us to enjoy. I am blown away by Rachael, even though she is herself an Indigenous woman and born in Ipswich, she repeatedly makes acknowledgement to the traditional owners of this land as her people came from a different region... "I am a guest on this Country and want to thank the Traditional Owners of the Jagera, Yuggera and Ugarapul People as well as the Elders group of West Moreton Health for permission" - Rachael Sarra How beautiful is her soul?

07.01.2022 ‘Two figures behind Glass’ Acrylic on Wall This work depicts two rail-workers behind beveled glass. The Artic glass pattern in the painting was common in midd...le-class Queensland homes in the 1960’s and was used in French doors and windows. Some of my earliest memories of Queensland Architecture was my fathers silhouette through the glass doors when he got home. The work explores the role of de-industrialization in urban communities and on the suburban fringes of Australia. The figures in the mural appear distant, disconnected, isolated and breaking up. As middle class homes become increasingly out of reach for working class Australians and lower-pay and job insecurity continues to shape how we work, this painting explores how nostalgia shapes political views and how workers view their communities and the outside world. The works specifically looks at two rail workers from the city of Ipswich. As Queensland was in lockdown, many people in management or admin roles were able to isolate, while many essential, transport, delivery and medical staff continued working. Keeping our economy functioning and food supply moving. This painting pays tribute to these essential workers while proposing a reassessment of how they are valued in the post COVID-19 world.

05.01.2022 Today I took a little time out of the city and left a few pieces of Found Art on straddie. It was a wonderful day and I'm do glad I took the opportunity while I could :) #art #artist #brisbaneartist #creativeactsofkindness #foundart @ North Gorge Walk