Hervey Bay Regional Gallery in Hervey Bay, Queensland | Cultural centre
Hervey Bay Regional Gallery
Locality: Hervey Bay, Queensland
Phone: +61 7 4197 4206
Address: 166 Old Maryborough Rd 4655 Hervey Bay, QLD, Australia
Website: http://herveybayregionalgallery.com
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25.01.2022 Join our team! The Hervey Bay Regional Gallery has an exciting opportunity for an Exhibition and Public Programs Officer to join the team. Read the full description and apply here: https://applynow.net.au/jobs/ni/FCRC13140 Closes: 11pm, 8 December 2020
24.01.2022 Upcoming WORKSHOP for Fraser Coast residents - CQ Shopfront Locative and Stop Motion Collage with artist Rebecca Lewis. Experience the joy of bringing paper cut outs to life. Using nothing but paper collage and a smart phone app you’ll learn how to create delightful analogue animations, from character selection to story building using a mixture of vintage photographs, old picture storybooks and op-shopped paint by numbers. Bookings for 16 Jan available through the @theideasdi...stillery at: https://www.theideasdistillery.net//cq-shopfront-locative- #animation #artworkshop #whatsonfrasercoast #frasercoastartist #artanimation
22.01.2022 @artsqueensland is seeking Expressions of Interest from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals living in all parts of Queensland, who have connection to and knowledge of First Nations arts and cultures, and creative industries to form a First Nations Arts and Cultures Panel. The First Nations Arts and Cultures Panel will provide expert advice and feedback to support development of programs and strategies that contribute to building sustainable Aboriginal and Torres... Strait Islander arts industries. Applications due 12 November 2020, visit @artsqueensland for details. #artsopportunities #regionalarts #artsandculture #firstnationsart
19.01.2022 You can now download the beautiful new digital poster for the 2020 National NAIDOC Week [8 - 15 Nov]. Shape of Land, was designed by Tyrown Waigana, a Noongar and Saibai Islander man. Tyrown’s artwork tells the story of how the Rainbow Serpent came out of the Dreamtime to create this land. It is represented by the snake and it forms the shape of Australia, which symbolises how it created our lands. The colour from the Rainbow Serpent is reflected on to the figure to display ...our connection to the Rainbow Serpent, thus our connection to country. The overlapping colours on the outside is the Dreamtime. The figure inside the shape of Australia is a representation of Indigenous Australians showing that this country - since the dawn of time - Always Was, Always Will Be Aboriginal Land. Check out what's happening over Naidoc Week at: https://www.naidoc.org.au/get-involved/naidoc-week-events Image: Tyrown Waigana, Shape of Land, Winner of the 2020 National Naidoc Week poster competition. @crawlincrocodile #naidocweek2020 #naidocweek #firstnations #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe
18.01.2022 Join Hervey Bay artist Akos Juhasz at the Unveiling Ceremony of the Bay Plaza Mural. Special guest - Uncle Joe Joe Gala, who is a Butchulla elder, story teller, dancer and local icon will be performing traditional dance and a "Welcome to Country" ceremony December 2, 10am. View the amazing time-lapse video of the making of the "Welcome to Hervey Bay" mural on Akos Artist facebook feed at: https://www.facebook.com/AkosArtist Image courtesy of: @akosartist... #whatsonfrasercoast #muralart #herveybay #frasercoastartist #herveybayartist
18.01.2022 We have such a wealth of creative talent here on the fraser coast, with each artist telling their own unique stories through the artistic process. This particular artwork is by Butchulla artist Aunty Karen Hall, who was commissioned earlier this year by the Urangan State High School to develop this epic painting, with each image telling a story linking back into cultural practice and knowledge . To learn a little more about the process and stories behind this work, visit ...Karen's facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/kutchab.blackman Image: Karen Hall, Urangan High Connection to Country, acrylic on canvas, 2m x 2m @kutcha_b_blackman_artist #naidocweek2020 #naidocweek #firstnations #AlwaysWasAlwaysWillBe #herveybayartist #frasercoastartist #frasercoast #contemporaryart #firstnationsart
17.01.2022 You can now apply for the next round of RADF grants to help fund your creative venture. Applications for projects that relate to Creative Innovation + Creative Skills + Creative Impact + Creative Places + Creative Futures close on 25 January 2021. More info at: www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/grants-and-awards Credits: Still image from the music video titled 2020, by local musician Leonie Kingdom, animation artwork by @apricotbanana. Leonie used a Regional Arts Development F...und grant to help promote her new EP. @leoniekingdom #artsopportunities #frasercoastartist #frasercoastmusician #radf #artsgrants
16.01.2022 Ipswich-based artist Rebecca Lewis will be bringing her passion for stories, heritage buildings and printmaking to Maryborough as part of the CQ Shopfront Artisan in Residence Program kicking off online in November with a lino printing challenge. Learn about Rebecca's amazing practice at this introductory webinar and find out how Fraser Coast artists can get involved in the residency. Book your place at: https://www.theideasdistillery.net//webinar-meet-fraser-co @theideasd...istillery #artsopportunities #artistinresidence #regionalarts #queenslandartist #frasercoastartist
15.01.2022 Artists - have you applied for the current round of RADF grants to help fund your next exciting creative venture? Applications close on 25 January for the following categories: Creative Innovation: Up to $5,000 Creative Skills: Up to $3,000 Creative Impact: >$15,000... Creative Places: Up to $2,000 Creative Future: Up to $3,000 More details at: www.frasercoast.qld.gov.au/grants-and-awards [scroll to "Available Grants" then open up categories by clicking on "RADF Grants"]. #artsopportunities #regionalarts #frasercoastartist #whatsonfrasercoast #herveybayartist #maryboroughartist
14.01.2022 ARTS OPPORTUNITY - Council seeks x 2 rounds of expressions of interest from suitably qualified artists and sculptor(s) to produce five concept designs & bronze artworks for the Maryborough Story Trail. The selected artist(s) will be required to liaise and work closely with Councils Arts and Cultural Officers. First submissions due by 27 November 2020. For further details, please contact Trevor Spohr, Senior Arts coordinator, Community & Culture [email protected] or phone 0429 727 709, or view details at: https://www.ourfrasercoast.com.au/news/category/news-1 Image: Mela Cooke, cast bronze work, detail of pre-installation view. @melacookesculpture #artsopportunity #bronzesculpture #sculptor #queenslandsculptor #regionalarts
13.01.2022 The Queensland Arts Showcase Program Round 2 is now open until 20 December for grants of up to $30,000 (sole-funding) and up to $60,000 (co-funding) for individuals, organisations or collectives to create and deliver vibrant and accessible arts and cultural experiences in Queensland. Delivered by @artsqueensland Get inspired by previous recipient case studies at: bit.ly/QASP-CaseStudies Apply at: bit.ly/QASP-Round2... #artsopportunities #australianartist #queenslandartist
12.01.2022 A beautiful retrospective exhibition of the late Joyce Bott works on now at @gatakersartspace. This collection of paintings, sketches, sculpture and mixed media works celebrate the creative life of one of Fraser Coast's most treasured artists, with the distinctive character of her art reflecting very personal journey's, an individual portrait, still life or the essence of the Australian bush. Works are available for sale through a silent auction. For more information pop into the Artspace between 10am - 2pm Monday to Saturday (opening Sundays from 29 November). #frasercoatsarts #whatsonfrasercoast #joycebott #regionalarts #artexhibition #queenslandartist
11.01.2022 BUTCHULLA ARTIST CALLOUT....there is a First Nations Visual Arts Residency with @creativeartsalliance for arts practitioners who want to take part in an immersive four day creative residency at Woodfordia (Jinibara Country) in February 2021. This is a unique opportunity for First Nations artists to be invigorated and inspired, undergo professional development, extend their professional networks and learn new skills and concepts that will push their creative thinking and prac...tice to the next level. Expressions of interest (EOIs) due 11 Dec at: http://caa.creativealliance.org.au/firstnationsresidency #butchullaartist #firstnationsartist #artsopportunity #frasercoastartist #butchulla
10.01.2022 Thankyou for sharing this beautiful dance, song, ceremony and storytelling for Naidoc Week! A wonderful celebration of rich, vibrant, living culture here on Butchulla country. #naidocweek2020 #alwayswasalwayswillbe #butchulla #dance #ceremony
07.01.2022 ENTRIES for the Swell Sculpture Festival close 31st January with @swellsculpture. Taking place at Currumbin Beach on the Gold Coast, SWELL is a ten-day manifestation of conceptions and visual commentary, and presents small, medium and large-scale sculpture, installations, and digital works with awards of over $27,000 on offer. More details at: https://www.swellsculpture.com.au/artist-application-swell/ SCULPTURE: 'Contortion' by Clayton Blake @claytonblake.art... IMAGE: @11past11studio #swellsculpturefestival #artistopportunities #queenslandartist #australianartist #sculptureaward #publicart See more
05.01.2022 Expressions of Interest are still open for @artisanqld "Meet the Maker mentoring program". If you are a regional Queensland craft and design practitioner who would like to be considered for a mentorship position, head to https://artisan.org.au//meet-the-maker-reimagning-connecti. Applications are due Friday 22 January 2021! #artsopportunities #queenslandartist #artsmentorship #queenslandmaker
04.01.2022 Hervey Bay artist Elsa Barich is one of many artists exhibiting in this years' Waste to Art Exhibition held at Gatakers Artspace. This Fraser Coast Regional Council initiative is on display until 29th November. The artist describes this particular work as being a representation of a coral reef, becoming ‘unbleached’ due to positive behaviours and changes made by humans now and, hopefully, into the future. "Both sides of the aluminium cans have been used intentionally, with ...the coloured outside representing the coral regenerating whilst the silver/grey represents the bleached coral, slowly transforming. Gold has been used intentionally to represent the value of this natural wonder and the importance of aiding its regeneration". Image: Elsa Barich, Unbleached [detail of diptych] 2020. Cut and formed salvaged aluminium cans, 90 x 52 cm. #sustainableart #recyclereuse #wastetoart #ElsaBarich #coralbleaching #environmentalart #herveybayartist #frasercoastartist @frasercoastregionalcouncil
04.01.2022 The exhibition 'Decadence' is on display at @ipswichartgallery until 26th January, with Fraser Coast artists @emmathorpart + @caraannsimpson featuring as finalists. The Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA) with @flyingartsalliance aims to celebrate regional arts and the wealth of creativity and imagination thriving in the regions. In 2020, artists were encouraged to explore the complex notion of decadence within their own communities and households across Queensland both... in times of shortage, and in times of plenty. The touring exhibition continues to travel throughout 2021 to Texas Regional Art Gallery, Mulga Lands Art Gallery (Charleville), The World Theatre (Charters Towers) & Grasslands Art Gallery (Tambo). Image: Emma Thorp, Me Time. Coloured Pencil over Acrylic on Paper, 69 x 47cm. #regionalartawards #decadenceexhibition #frasercoastartists #queenslandartists #australianartist
