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Gallery & Museum Guide JANUARY - JUNE 2021
W E LCO M E
Welcome to the Moreton Bay Region,
home to exciting and vibrant galleries
and museums. From the fun-filled shores
of Bribie Island to the lush bushland of
Whiteside, they provide enjoyable and
immersive cultural experiences.
All of council’s galleries and museums
are free to attend, so check out our
insider tips and start exploring.
Council respectfully acknowledges Country and the Traditional
Custodians across the Moreton Bay Region. We pay our
respects to Elders’ past, present and emerging, for they
hold the memories, the stories, the culture and the hopes of
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
FRONT IMAGE: Kunmanara (Ray) Ken, Weapons for the soldier,
2018, acrylic on linen, 300 x 200 cm. Courtesy of the artist
and Tjala Arts. Photo: Silversalt photography.
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Shop artisan wares at all of our
FREE ENTRY galleries and museums. Find bespoke
TO ALL handcrafted homewares and jewellery;
historical books and posters; specialist
VENUES gifts for children; and funky souvenirs.
SUNSHINE COAST
C A B O O LT U R E
REGIONAL
ART GALLERY BRIBIE ISLAND
After your visit, explore SEASIDE MUSEUM
the artist studios Located on Pumicestone Passage,
downstairs, library and you can sometimes spot dolphins
outdoor playground. from our front door.
MORETON
B AY R E G I O N
REDCLIFFE
ART
PINE RIVERS GALLERY
H E R I TA G E M U S E U M After your
visit, stroll
Time your visit with theOld Petrie
the Redcliffe
Town SundayMarkets where local
foreshore and
historymeets gourmet food.
enjoy lunch
with a view.
REDCLIFFE MUSEUM
On your way to the museum,visit the
Old Redcliffe Fire Station Gallery to
see and buy local artworks.
PINE RIVERS ART GALLERY
After your visit, take the kids to the awesome
playground at neighbouring Pine Rivers Park.
BRISBANE
PINE RIVERS OPENING
IN A NEW
Art LOCATION
IN 2021
Gallery
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EXHIBITIONS
Moreton Bay Region
Art Prize
Opening early 2021
The exciting new Moreton Bay Region Art
Prize builds on the strong foundation of the
Moreton Bay Region Art Awards, to support
and celebrate local artists.
The exhibition of finalists will be held at
the new Pine Rivers Art Gallery. The prize
pool totals $10,000 with a non-acquisitive
prize of $5,000 for first place, $3,000 for
second place, $1,500 for third place and
$500 for the people’s choice. Apply online
by 26 February 2021.
Bridie Gillman, Some sort of growth, 2019. Oil and pastel
on canvas. Winner 2019 Moreton Bay Region Art Awards,
Moreton Bay Regional Council Art Collection.
Blaklash emerging
curator project
Coming May 2021
Supported by Blaklash Creative,
Pine Rivers Art Gallery will feature an
exhibition developed by an emerging
First Nations curator, drawing from
Moreton Bay Regional Council and
the University of the Sunshine Coast’s
art collections. This project is part of
Connecting Stories an initiative of Creative
Arts Alliance as part of the Regional Arts
Services Network and is presented in
partnership with Blaklash Creative and the
SEQN Regional Gallery Network.
Keisha Leon, Connecting Stories, 2020.
This project is supported by the Regional Arts
Development Fund, a partnership between the Queensland
Government and Moreton Bay Regional Council to support
local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
LEFT IMAGE: Jamie Congdon, The neighbourhood (detail), 2016. Acrylic and charcoal on canvas. Moreton Bay Regional Council Art Collection.
Gallery & Museum Guide Pine Rivers Art Gallery 5
PINE RIVERS
Heritage
Museum
Karl de Waal, I’ve been everywhere man, 2019, found tyre,
Australian souvenir spoons and tyre stand.
6 Bribie Island Seaside Museum Gallery & Museum Guide
E X P LO R E L O C AT I O N
Old Petrie Town,
901 - 949 Dayboro Road,
Whiteside Q 4503
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This venue has accessible parking and access
for people with mobility constraints.
Artefacts uncovered
at Camp Strathpine, OPENING HOURS*
a WWII military Wednesday to Friday
facility 10am - 3pm
Saturday
10am - 2pm
Sunday
Stories of 9am - 2pm
early European
settlement, industry FREE ENTRY
and farming
CO N TA C T
Ph: (07) 3285 7213
E: museum.pinerivers@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
Memorabilia
W: mbrc.qld.gov.au/pine-rivers-museum
from the heyday
of Lakeside
International
Raceway *This venue may be closed on public holidays.
Please check the website for more information.
Gallery & Museum Guide Pine Rivers Heritage Museum 7
EXHIBITIONS
A Portrait of Australia:
Stories through the lens
of Australian Geographic
16 October 2020 - 14 February 2021
This exhibition is a celebration in pictures
of the bush, the outback, the coast and
the people who live there.
Featuring photographs from the Australian
Geographic archive, be transported to
some of the most rugged and remote
parts of the country and discover the
remarkable stories of ordinary Australians
Photograph by Colin Beard, Australian Geographic.
- their indomitable community spirit, their
struggles, passions, livelihoods, skills and
the changing times through which they
have lived.
A travelling exhibition from the National Museum of Australia
developed in collaboration with Australian Geographic.
It’s personal
19 February - 6 June 2021
Every day, men and women alike apply
lotions, groom their hair and carry
out hidden beauty regimes to present
themselves to the world. Have you ever
considered why and how technology,
social attitudes and politics have shaped
the products we use?
It’s personal takes us inside the world
of intimate objects and personal effects
where nothing is taboo. Discover the
makeup style of the 1920s adventurous
woman, what First World War nurses had
to do with sanitary pads and the meaning
behind men’s beards.
Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
8 Pine Rivers Heritage Museum Gallery & Museum Guide
Fetch the doctor!
11 June - 3 October 2021
Have you ever had a vaccine? Taken
antibiotics? Been operated on by a robot?
We rely on modern medicine to keep us
alive and well, but what did survival look
like 100 years ago?
Fetch the doctor! explores the grim yet
fascinating medical history of pioneers
of the local region. We uncover the
challenges of getting to a doctor; the
Part of procession carnival in Caboolture, c1920s. popular potions which proved toxic; and the
Moreton Bay Region Libraries. life and death choices that had to be made.
Featuring intriguing and sometimes
disturbing surgical equipment, killer pills
and medical misadventure, Fetch the
doctor! will leave you thankful for modern
medical advancements.
Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Conversation starter
Be intrigued, challenged, amazed and delighted by speakers with vision and courage
sharing contemporary ideas informed by our heritage. Conversations about who we are,
where we’ve been and where we’re going. No topic is off the table! This series takes
the baton from the hugely successful Heritage Talks and takes it to the next level!
There will be laughing, frowning and raising of eyebrows. Enjoy moments of
discovery amidst the smell of great coffee and an elegant morning tea.
Keep up-to-date with museum news, subscribe at mbrc.qld.gov.au/newsletters
Gallery & Museum Guide Pine Rivers Heritage Museum 9
REDCLIFFE
NOW OPEN
Art AT NEW
LOCATION
Gallery
10 Bribie Island Seaside Museum Gallery & Museum GuideEXHIBITIONS L O C AT I O N
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5 December 2020 - 27 February 2021
The 15 Artists annual acquisitive prize This venue has accessible parking and access
for people with mobility constraints.
seeks diverse voices and ideas about
culture, spirit, identity and place.
Recent works from invited Australian OPENING HOURS*
artists compete for the $15,000
Monday to Saturday
prize, and a place in the Moreton Bay
10am - 4pm
Regional Council Art Collection.
FREE ENTRY
The 2020 artists are James and
Eleanor Avery, Sam Cranstoun,
Jennifer Herd, Naomi Hobson, CO N TA C T
Locust Jones, Jumaadi, Leah King-
Ph: (07) 5433 3811
Smith, Shivanjani Lal, Jenna Lee,
Claudia Nicholson, Jason Phu, E: redcliffe.gallery@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
Izabela Pluta, Sancintya Mohini W: mbrc.qld.gov.au/redcliffe-art-gallery
Simpson, Natasha Walsh, and the
winner of the 2020 Redcliffe Art
Society Exhibition of Excellence,
Lynn Taylor.
Award developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
*This venue may be closed on public holidays or during
exhibition installations. Please check the website for
more information.
Gallery & Museum Guide Redcliffe Art Gallery 11EXHIBITIONS
Oceans from here
12 December 2020 - 27 February 2021
Oceans from here is an exhibition of
contemporary photography exploring the
aesthetics of water from mountain glaciers
to the open seas. Exhibiting artists have
responded to water as a vital element,
which flows through the land to the seas
and fills the atmosphere of our planet.
Several of the works reinforce notions
of an Australian identity so closely tied
Kai Wasikowski, Realtree #4, 2018. Colour inks on paper. to the oceans that surround this nation
Courtesy and © of the artist. island. While others immerse the viewer
in a metaphorical ocean that surrounds,
defines and moves through us all.
A touring exhibition from the Australian Centre for
Photography, curated by Allison Holland.
State of Shine
6 March - 12 June 2021
When we think of Queensland, we think
warm weather, beaches and blue skies.
But as we know, Queensland is much,
much more. It is a place of contrasts and
extremes, and a state of mind.
The Jewellers and Metalsmiths Group
of Australia (Queensland Chapter) have
set out to capture what it means to work
and live in the Sunshine State. Drawing
inspiration from its history, people and
landscape, these artisans capture the
essence of Queensland.
State of Shine exhibition was first developed by
the Jewellers and Metalsmith Guild of Australia,
Katie Stormonth, Rip Tide #1. Aluminium, sterling silver, Queensland Chapter for Radiant Pavilion.
stainless steel, timber, paint. Image courtesy of Caroline This iteration is developed in partnership with
Arlette Photography. Moreton Bay Regional Council.
12 Redcliffe Art Gallery Gallery & Museum GuideWeapons for the soldier
12 March - 15 May 2021
A major exhibition bringing together
Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian
artists to examine complex themes of
weaponry, warfare, and protecting land and
Country. It was initiated by the young men
of the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara
(APY) Lands, Vincent Namatjira, Aaron Ken,
Derek Jungarrayi Thompson, Anwar Young
and Kamurin Young, with support from
senior artists Willy Kaika Burton, Ray Ken,
Peter Mungkuri, Mumu Mike Williams and
Frank Young.
Tony Albert and Vincent Namatjira, Australia’s Most Wanted
Weapons for the soldier is a partnership project between the
Armed with a Paintbrush, 2018. Archival pigment print on
paper, found patches, fabric, 100 x 100 cm. Courtesy of the APY Art Centre Collective and Hazelhurst Arts Centre. This
artist and Sullivan + Strumpf, Sydney and Singapore. project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s
Visions of Australia program.
Plant-blind: We only see
things that look like us
22 May - 14 August 2021
Plant-blindness is a term used to refers
to people’s inability to see or identify the
trees and shrubs that surround them. It
is a phenomenon that is becoming more
common as greater numbers of people
live in urban areas and disengage from the
natural environment.
Redcliffe-based artist collective, Carte
Blanche, have reconnected with nature,
drawing attention to the diversity of trees
that are found in the Moreton Bay Region.
Through collaborative and individual works
these artists reflect upon the importance
Jenny Cope, Russell Island, 2020. Found natural materials.
of the natural environment, and how it
Courtesy of the artist. connects us all.
Gallery & Museum Guide Redcliffe Art Gallery 13EXHIBITIONS
Redcliffe Art Society
Exhibition of Excellence
19 June - 24 July 2021
In its 64th year, Redcliffe Art Society’s
annual Exhibition of Excellence
celebrates the rich artistic community
that live within the Moreton Bay Region.
This annual prize is a calendar favourite
and brings together the best works by
2020 overall winner, Lynn Taylor, A conversation, 2020. Oil on
canvas. Courtesy of the artist. society members from the past year.
Did you know?
Guided tours of the new gallery and exhibitions are 11am Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturdays to a limited number of visitors. Group tours are most welcome at a time
that suits your social, school or work group. Please contact Gallery staff to arrange
on 5433 3811 or email at redcliffe.gallery@moretonbay.qld.gov.au.
14 Redcliffe Art Gallery Gallery & Museum GuideBecome an Educate subscriber
Our galleries and museums offer
a range of activities and education
options for primary, secondary and
tertiary groups of all sizes.
Keep up to date with the latest
information about education
programs, professional
development opportunities and
events, by subscribing to our
Educate newsletter at
mbrc.qld.gov.au/gm-schools
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Gallery & Museum Guide Become a subscriber 15REDCLIFFE
Museum
16 Bribie Island Seaside Museum Gallery & Museum GuideE X P LO R E L O C AT I O N
75 Anzac Avenue,
Redcliffe Q 4022
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This venue has accessible parking and access
for people with mobility constraints.
Memory Boxes
OPENING HOURS*
to connect with
the past Wednesday to Friday
10am - 4pm
Saturday and Sunday
10am - 3pm
The Imaginarium FREE ENTRY
- a fun,
intergenerational CO N TA C T
space to play
Ph: (07) 3883 1898
E: redcliffe.museum@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
W: mbrc.qld.gov.au/redcliffe-museum
The homes of our
early pioneers
*This venue may be closed on public holidays.
Please check the website for more information.
Gallery & Museum Guide Redcliffe Museum 17EXHIBITIONS
On the menu
11 September 2020 - 31 January 2021
Roast, ragu or raita? A tasty exhibition about
how we cook, eat and think about food.
Explore the evolution of Australian food
culture that reflects the everchanging
diversity of our society and the people who
call Australia home. From an abundance
of native ingredients to waves of imported
influences, Australian food continues to
reinvent itself. Lift the lid on food in all
its flavours!
Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Goodnight, sleep tight
10 February - 9 May 2021
Soft mattress or firm? Flannelette or
Egyptian cotton? Hitting the snooze
button or awake with the birds? Sleep is
something we all do - and we all do it
differently.
Today a good night sleep is a solid eight
hours of sleep on a comfy mattress, but
how did people sleep in the past? Why did
people in Medieval society have two sleeps
a night and how did people sleep before all
the modern comforts we have today?
From sleepwear to chamber pots,
nightcaps to coconut mattresses, discover
the history of sleep, how we sleep today
and how people might sleep in the future.
Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
18 Redcliffe Museum Gallery & Museum GuideCapturing Nature:
Early photography at
the Australian Museum
1857–1893
14 May - 22 August 2021
In Capturing Nature, we travel back to a
time when photography was revolutionising
science, art and society. These never-
before-seen images dating from 1857
Sperm Whale flipper, Megaptera longimana. to 1893 have been printed from the
Photo © Australian Museum.
Australian Museum’s collection of glass
plate negatives and are some of Australia’s
earliest natural history photographs. Sitting
at the nexus of science and art, they tell
both the story of pioneering research as
well as the advent of photography in the
young colony less than 20 years after the
birth of photography in Europe.
Did you know?
We love to put our heritage collection in the spotlight!
Forever-changing displays bring hidden gems out from the
collection vault - you never know what you will see next.
Keep up-to-date with museum news, subscribe at
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Gallery & Museum Guide Redcliffe Museum 19C A B O O LT U R E
REGIONAL
Art
Gallery
20Address 4 Hasking St
Caboolture QLD 4510
THE UPLIFT PROGRAM L O C AT I O N
Caboolture Hub,
4 Hasking Street,
The Hub Gallery at Caboolture exhibits Caboolture Q 4510
a range of visual art forms, including
three-dimensional works highlighting
emerging and mid-career artists. Bertha
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Ann Russell: Tales from
the Gingerbread House
MORAY
29 March - 1 May 2021
This venue has accessible parking and access
Eliza Adam: Submerged for people with mobility constraints.
4 May - 29 May 2021
OPENING HOURS*
Julie Winn: Nature
1 June - 26 June 2021 Monday to Saturday
10am - 4pm
FREE ENTRY
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CO N TA C T
Ph: (07) 5433 3710
E: caboolture.gallery@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
W: mbrc.qld.gov.au/caboolture-gallery
Interested in seeing your work in
our galleries? Apply now
mbrc.qld.gov.au/gm-uplift
*This venue may be closed on public holidays or during
exhibition installations. Please check the website for
more information.
Gallery & Museum Guide Caboolture Regional Art Gallery 21EXHIBITIONS
Manggan – gather,
gathers, gathering
19 December 2020 - 6 February 2021
Emerging from the rainforest canopy of Far
North Queensland and a culture spanning
countless generations, Manggan – gather,
gathers, gathering shares knowledge
through the recent works of 19 Indigenous
artists from Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre
alongside collection objects from the South
Australian Museum.
Manggan – gather, gathers, gathering is a travelling
exhibition in partnership between Girringun Aborginal
Art Centre, the South Australian Museum, and toured
by Museums & Galleries Queensland. This exhibition is
supported by the Visions regional touring program, an
Australian Government program aiming to improve access
to cultural material for all Australians. It is supported
through the Australian Government’s Indigenous Visual
Group of 3 Bagu, artists left to right: Emily Murray, Theresa Arts Industry Support program and the Queensland
Beeron, Ninney Murray, 2011-16. Ceramic of various sizes. Government; and proudly sponsored by Conrad Gargett,
Photography by Valerie Keenan, Girringun Aboriginal Art Centre. Urban Art Projects and TED.
First
19 December 2020 - 6 February 2021
Queensland is a testing ground for many
Australian First Nations artists. It is a
place of experimentation and interrogation
where artists share their own stories in
their own words.
With a focus on First Nations artists living
in or from Queensland, this exhibition
features works from the Moreton Bay
Regional Council Art Collection and
examines ideas surrounding sovereignty,
the continuing impacts of colonisation and
Elisa Jane Carmichael, Alive #6, 2019, ungarie, fish connections to place.
scales, sea ropes, synthetic fibres and raffia. Moreton Bay
Regional Council Art Collection. Courtesy of the artist and Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Onespace Gallery.
22 Caboolture Regional Art Gallery Gallery & Museum GuideJust Not Australian
17 April - 19 June 2021
Just Not Australian presents Australian
practitioners at the forefront of national
debate and practice. Drawing together 20
artists from diverse cultural backgrounds,
their differing ideas and perspectives on
nationhood coexist within this timely thematic
show. Showcasing the common sensibilities
of satire, larrikinism and resistance so as to
present a broad exploration of race, place
and belonging, Just Not Australian
interrogates what it means to be Australian
Hoda Afshar, Dog’s Breakfast (detail), 2011, archival
inkjet print, 61 x 88.9cm. Courtesy of the artist.
at this challenging point in time.
Just Not Australian was curated by Artspace and developed
in partnership with Sydney Festival and Museums &
Galleries of NSW. The exhibition is touring nationally with
Museums & Galleries of NSW.
Gallery Caboolture Regional Art Gallery is closed from 8 February to
16 April. For further information, please visit our website
closure mbrc.qld.gov.au/caboolture-gallery
Did you know?
Caboolture Regional Art Gallery offers
a range of activities for school groups
of all sizes and year levels. From a
simple guided tour to a full day art
immersion, we tailor activities to
your needs and timeframes.
For further information about
our school program, please
visit our website
mbrc.qld.gov.au/gm-schools
Gallery & Museum Guide Caboolture Regional Art Gallery 23BRIBIE ISLAND
Seaside
Museum
24E X P LO R E L O C AT I O N
1 South Esplanade,
Bongaree,
Bribie Island Q 4507
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This venue has accessible parking and access
for people with mobility constraints.
Stories of Bribie
Island and its
role in World OPENING HOURS*
War II
Wednesday to Friday
10am - 4pm
Saturday to Sunday
10am - 3pm
The story of the
FREE ENTRY
internationally
renowned artist
Ian Fairweather CO N TA C T
Ph: (07) 3408 0007
E: seaside.museum@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
W: mbrc.qld.gov.au/seaside-museum
Our ever-changing
program of feature
exhibitions *This venue may be closed on public holidays.
Please check the website for more information.
Gallery & Museum Guide Bribie Island Seaside Museum 25EXHIBITIONS
Queensland groper
What lurks below
27 November 2020 - 21 February 2021
From peculiar slug-like creatures to giants of the sea, explore What lurks below as we dive
into the hidden world of the waters surrounding Bribie Island.
Down there we will meet sea creatures that like to hide and ones that we should hide from!
There are clever creatures that make potions, ones that look a bit strange and the gentle
giants of the sea.
What lurks below is an interactive exhibition for the whole family. Be prepared to get hands
on, be amazed...and maybe even be a little bit scared!
Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Museum Bribie Island Seaside Museum is closed for improvement
works from 22 February to 20 May. For further information,
closure please visit our website mbrc.qld.gov.au/seaside-museum
26 Bribie Island Seaside Museum Gallery & Museum GuideBribie - your stories,
our stories
21 May - 8 August 2021
We are turning our museum over to
you. Bribie - your stories, our stories
is a place to share, learn and laugh
about all that we know and love
about this place.
We are on a quest to capture the
richness of Bribie life from those who
know it best - you! We want not only
the extraordinary but also the ordinary
and everyday stories. Your recollections,
anecdotes and memoires - large and
small - will be added to the museum
record to be shared for generations
to come.
Bribie Island jetty at sunset, August 2012, Don McEwen. Exhibition developed by Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Did you know?
Our newest continuing exhibition Going Away captures the beginnings of our beloved
Bribie as a tourist destination, taking its design inspiration from the ‘Twelve Apostles’-
colourful weatherboard holiday huts which once lined the foreshore at Bongaree. The
exhibition tells the stories of holidays spent on Bribie; what people did for fun, where
they stayed and why Bribie was and continues to be a popular holiday spot.
Gallery & Museum Guide Bribie Island Seaside Museum 27BRIBIE ISLAND
SEASIDE MUSEUM
1 South Esplanade, Bongaree
Bribie Island
Ph: (07) 3408 0007
C A B O O LT U R E R E G I O N A L
ART GALLERY
The Caboolture Hub,
4 Hasking Street, Caboolture
Ph: (07) 5433 3710
PINE RIVERS ART GALLERY OPENING
EARLY
130 - 134 Gympie Road, Strathpine
2021
Ph: (07) 3480 6941
PINE RIVERS
H E R I TA G E M U S E U M
Old Petrie Town,
901 - 949 Dayboro Road, Whiteside
Ph: (07) 3285 7213
REDCLIFFE ART GALLERY
1 Irene Street, Redcliffe
Ph: (07) 5433 3811
REDCLIFFE MUSEUM
75 Anzac Avenue, Redcliffe
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