Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery Events
Antfest 2020 OFFICIAL LAUNCH
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyJoin us as our guest Councillor Kirstie Schumacher opens the Official Launch Evening for ANTFEST & the David Bryce Collection on Saturday 14th November 9am – 1pm
David Bryce Award Judging
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyThe judging of all David Bryce Award submissions.
David Bryce Award Winners Announced
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroySee the submissions entered into the David Bryce Award 2020 and find out who won!
David Bryce Award Entries Exhibition
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyCome and see what talented works have been submitted to this special bi-annual competition.
Gallery is Closed 24/12/2020 – 03/01/20201
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyGallery is Closed 24/12/2020 - 04/01/20201
KAT Members Summer Show
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyMembers of the Kingaroy Arts Team are showcasing their creative works from the 1st until 26th February 2021.
These artists use various materials and techniques to tell a story, send a message and give their audience their intended experience.
Come and meet the team at the official opening on the 5th February at 5.30 pm. A social event, where you can mingle and enjoy one another's company. Drinks and nibbles will be provided.
KAT Members Summer Show Official Opening
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyMembers of the Kingaroy Arts Team are showcasing their creative works from the 1st until 26th February 2021.
These artists use various materials and techniques to tell a story, send a message and give their audience their intended experience.
Come and meet the team at the official opening on the 5th February at 5.30 pm. A social event, where you can mingle and enjoy one another's company. Drinks and nibbles will be provided.
March 2021 Exhibition
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyIt’s All About Beauty Beauty is a feature for the month of March at the Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery. KINGAROY REGIONAL ART GALLERY EXHIBITION Exhibition Dates: 1 – 29 March 2021 Come travelling with Sue Lederhose through her latest exhibition. Sue says “I paint what I see, and I paint what inspires me. When I […]
Watercolour Class with Sue Lederhose
1913 Chambers 6-2 Edward Street (behind the gallery), KingaroyBrush up or learn to paint beautiful Watercolour paintings with artist and tutor Sue Lederhose. Sue will share her knowledge and techniques with you throughout this two-day beginner class.
April 2021 – Witness the Fun of Being Creative
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyWitness the Fun of Being Creative Explore the possibilities of being creative through traditional and digital forms Exhibition Dates: 31st March – 28th April 2021 DOWNLOAD FLYER Well known Kingaroy Paper Tole expert Rosemarie Matthews-Frederick will be exhibiting her beautifully framed three-dimensional images. Her works take you on a journey of discovery.Each picture has involved […]
May 2021 Opening – All The Bees Are [Not] Dying
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyOFFICIAL OPENING: 7th May 2021 6 pm - Exhibiting from 7th May until 28th May 2021.
We present it to the public of Kingaroy in the memory and spirit of local artist and environmentalist, the late David Bryce. This body of work by 7 Australian artists is a multi-modal reflection on the impact of climate change on Australian flora and fauna through photography, drawing, painting, print making, video and Virtual Reality. We present it to the public of Kingaroy in the memory and spirit of local artist and environmentalist, the late David Bryce.
“What do you see and what do you envision for the land?” Free Public Forum
Kingaroy Regional Art Gallery 126 Haly Street, KingaroyWhat do you see and how do you envision the land? Come and join in this free forum where you can listen and share a vision for the land in the region and across Australia in respect of sustainable farming practices and the positive long term impact this would have on the beauty, lived experience and economics.
Artists of May's exhibition will present their experiences and observations of changes in the weather/climate in Australia, how they observe the flora and fauna are responding to those changes and how their artworks are visual representations of those stories.
The artists will then hear responses from the people of Kingaroy in relation to art and stories in respect of the impact of weather and climate change on their lives and on farming practices.
