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museum exhibitions schedule Jun 5, 2026

Animals, flowers and 3D landscapes to feature in new art exhibitions

Three new exhibitions open at Redland Art Gallery in Queensland, Australia, from June to August 2025. "Drawing Animal" features works from the gallery's collection by contemporary Australian artists exploring human-animal relationships. "BLOOM" is a photographic series by Brisbane artist Neil Degney focusing on flowers and biodiversity. "Mountain No Mountain" by Si Yi Shen uses digital technologies like 3D scans to deconstruct Australian landscapes. The exhibitions include opening events and a panel talk.

article local schedule May 5, 2026

Brushes at the ready: entries open for Redland Art Awards

Entries have opened for the 2026 Redland Art Awards, a biennial contemporary painting prize coordinated by Redland Art Gallery in Queensland, Australia. The competition is open to all Australian artists, offering a total prize pool of $30,500, including a $20,000 acquisitive first prize. The lead judge is curator and arts writer Alison Kubler. The awards, which began in 1981 as a local prize by Redland Yurara Art Society, will culminate in a finalist exhibition from November 2026 to January 2027.

article local schedule Apr 8, 2026

Hop into art and culture adventure on Redlands Coast

Redland City has announced the inaugural Redlands Coast Gallery and Museum Hop, a two-day cultural event scheduled for May 23 and 24, 2026. Part of the broader Redlands Coast AdventureFest, the initiative features 10 galleries and two museums across the mainland and islands, offering self-drive tours, specialized workshops, and exhibitions of local creative talent and cultural heritage.

museum exhibitions schedule Nov 17, 2025

Redland Art Gallery celebrates the sea, light and local creativity

Redland Art Gallery in Cleveland, Australia, is launching three new exhibitions in late November 2025, each exploring themes of sea, light, and local creativity. The season features "Water Works" by acclaimed Queensland artist Joe Furlonger, whose expressive paintings and ceramics capture the beauty and danger of the sea; "Some Things Too Bright to See" by emerging Brisbane artist Holly Anderson, focusing on light across water; and "In Focus 2025 – Flourish," an annual community exhibition showcasing local artists. The exhibitions run through January 2026 and include artist talks, workshops, and a People's Choice Award.

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