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Redland
Art Gallery
Exhibitions & Events
Creative Arts Redlands
2020
RAG Redland Art Gallery
Welcome
Welcome to 2020 at Redland Art Gallery Our anticipated biennial national contemporary
(RAG). This year brings another vibrant painting prize Redland Art Awards returns
program of exhibitions, workshops and the RAG Red Box Pop-Up Gallery is open
and events to our Cleveland and to artists who wish to exhibit during the year.
Capalaba galleries. Works from the growing RAG Collection are
also a highlight and can now be viewed at any
There is an exciting line-up of solo, time on our website. Our popular families’ and
group and national touring exhibitions children’s programs have more places available.
including Living Treasures: Masters of Australian
Craft \ Prue Venables and JamFactory Icon: There are too many fantastic exhibitions and
Clare Belfrage: A Measure of Time. partnerships to list here so please read on for
more details and to find out about booking
The unique Redlands Coast continues to inspire into a workshop or stopping in at one of our
artists working across diverse mediums. free, regular monthly events.
Artists also reflect on the 250th anniversary
of British explorer James Cook and his voyage Thank you for your ongoing support and
to Australia. Other artists contemplate the we look forward to seeing you at RAG
environments they encounter, identity and throughout the year.
culture of place.
Emma Bain
Director, Redland Art Gallery
Inside cover image: Penny Evans, Balabalaa Yindarr 1
2017, ceramics, dyed woven raffia, echidna quill and
wire. Redland Art Gallery Collection. Acquired in 2019
with Redland Art Gallery Acquisition Funds. Courtesy of
the artist. Photography by Carl Warner.
Cover image: Nicola Moss, The porch (detail) 2019,
paper collage, synthetic polymer paint, print,
charcoal, graphite, natural ochre, oil pastel, ink on
linen. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace Gallery.
Photography by Carl Warner. 1
Sunday 2 February – Sunday 8 March
RAG Collection feature artists:
John Benfer, William Bustard and
Foyer Features Gordon Shepherdson
2020 Sunday 15 March – Sunday 26 April
Wildish: Emma Gardner
Sunday 3 May – Sunday 21 June
RAG Collection feature artists:
Glennys Briggs and Belinda Close
Throughout the year RAG showcases artists
Sunday 28 June – Sunday 2 August
from the annual exhibition program and works
Wetlanders: The Overwintering Project
from the RAG Collection.
Moreton Bay
Sunday 9 August – Sunday 6 September
Contested Landscapes: Dennis McCart
Sunday 13 September – Sunday 18 October
Presence of Place: Catherine Parker
Sunday 25 October – Sunday 6 December
RAG Collection feature artists:
Nick Ashby, Martin Claydon and
Pollyxenia Joannou
Sunday 13 December – Sunday 31 January
RAG Collection feature artists:
Kristin Bain, Renata Buziak and Rosemary Opala
Image: John Benfer, Victoria Point landscape study
(detail) 2003, etching on paper. Redland Art Gallery
Collection. Acquired in 2006 with Redland Art Gallery
Acquisition Funds. Courtesy of the artist. Photography
2 by Carl Warner. 3
CL Cleveland 2 Feb – 8 Mar
Adaption
Miles Allen, Helena Jackson-Lloyd
and Nicola Moss
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 7 February
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 9 February
Adaption is an exhibition that reflects on the many values
of healthy environments, ones we create for ourselves as
communities and those larger forces beyond our control.
Featuring work by Queensland artists Miles Allen, Helena
Jackson-Lloyd and Nicola Moss, each artist brings a dialogue in
response to their contemporary relationship with the Australian
landscape and time spent in the Redlands Coast.
Image: Helena Jackson-Lloyd,
Coral coastline (detail) 2019, ink,
aerosol and synthetic polymer
paint on sewn canvas. Courtesy of
4 the artist. 5
CL Cleveland 2 Feb – 8 Mar
Drawn by a Whisper
Rachael Lee
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 7 February
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 9 February
In Drawn by a Whisper Rachael Lee presents a series of multi-
layered linocuts, collagraphs and stencils to highlight rhythms
of the natural environment in response to her exploration of
Hilliards Creek at Ormiston. Her work is created out of a direct
reaction to feelings of connection to nature-based environments
and the unseen forces that create this attraction.
Image: Rachael Lee, Drifting (detail)
2019, linocut, stencil, collagraph
and collage on Magnani Acquerello.
Courtesy of the artist. Photography
6 by Louis Lim. 7
CA Capalaba 15 Jan – 17 Mar
Beneath the Surface
Chrys Zantis
Floor Talk and Light Lunch 12noon Thursday 23 January
Beneath the Surface visually represents the unseen, inner
workings of the body, while referencing the complimentary and
compelling relationship between visual art and medical science.
Chrys Zantis’ heat manipulated fabric pieces ‘hold the memory’
of objects used to shape the medium and leave pockets of
air in their wake. Also poetically referencing the ephemeral
brain-body connection and representing the breath as central to
mindfulness. Circular frames recall scientific apparatus like the
microscope, magnifying glass and petri dish, while textiles form
artistic representation of body tissues for visitors to explore.
Image: Chrys Zantis, Breath (detail)
2018, chiffon fabric, bias binding,
wool and sewing threads. Courtesy
8 of the artist. 9
CL Cleveland 15 Mar – 26 Apr
Living Treasures
Masters of Australian Craft \ Prue Venables
Opening Event and Floor Talk 6.30pm Friday 13 March
Acclaimed ceramicist Prue Venables is the ninth artist in
the Australian Design Centre series Living Treasures: Masters
of Australian Craft, which celebrates the achievements of
Australia’s most iconic crafts practitioners. The works of Prue
Venables show a true mastery of materials. They demonstrate
a profound understanding of porcelain, the most precious and
temperamental of clays, whose fine-grain and opaque qualities
are expressed in rigorous works of refined detail. These are
handmade functional artworks that possess clarity, luminosity
and a quiet beauty.
Living Treasures: Masters of Australian Craft \ Prue Venables is an Australian
Design Centre (ADC On Tour) national touring exhibition, presented with
assistance from the Australian Government Visions of Australia program.
An ADC on Tour exhibition: Exhibition partners:
Exhibition supported by:
Image: Prue Venables, Tall Black
Oval, Hairbrush, White Sieve
and Tea Caddy 2017. Image:
10 Terence Bogue. 11
CL Cleveland 15 Mar – 26 Apr
Wildish
Emma Gardner
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 13 March
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 22 March
Wildish by Brisbane-based artist Emma Gardner questions the
human condition. She uses drawing, trace-monotype and stitch,
referencing historical folklore tales for their enduring narratives
that link journey through natural landscapes. In her exhibition,
visitors will walk through Gardner’s hand embroidered and
machine stitched imagery with life-size cyanotype monogram
prints of her posed body.
Image: Emma Gardner, She followed
her intuition and the initiation
began (detail) 2019, cyanotype,
hand stitched silver thread and
trace-monotype oil stick on silk.
Courtesy of the artist. Photography
12 by Thomas Oliver. 13
CA Capalaba 21 Mar – 19 May
The Family Home
Works from the
Redland Art Gallery Collection
Floor Talk and Light Lunch 12noon Thursday 26 March
Drawing on the diversity of the RAG Collection this
exhibition explores the concept of the ‘family home’ as a
space that universally holds memories and emotions related
to the experience of family and the notion of ‘place’. It also
demonstrates how the RAG Collection across a variety of
artists and mediums can be utilised to share a diverse range
of stories. Visitors are encouraged to add to The Family Home
by contributing their stories in the exhibition space.
Curated by Lizzie Riek.
An exhibition held in conjunction with National Families Week 2020.
Image: Karla Marchesi, Time keeper
2011, oil on board. Redland Art
Gallery Collection. Donated through
the Australian Government’s Cultural
Gifts Program by Karla Marchesi,
2018. Courtesy of the artist.
14 Photography by Carl Warner. 15
CL Cleveland 3 May – 21 Jun
Response
Carol McGregor
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 1 May
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 31 May
Response is an exhibition by Carol McGregor, an artist of
Wathaurung and Scottish descent, reflecting on the 250th
anniversary of British explorer James Cook and his voyage
to Australia. McGregor’s research into Response involved
discussion and consultation with Quandamooka and south-
east Queensland Aboriginal communities. This sits alongside
her own personal reflections on what was here, looked after
and used as a resource before colonisation. The exhibition will
be anchored by a possum skin cloak and include a series of
sculptural works and works on paper.
An exhibition held in conjunction with National Reconciliation Week 2020.
Image: Carol McGregor, black
seeds (detail) 2016, possum skins,
cotton, ochre, ash and resin.
Redland Art Gallery Collection.
Acquired in 2017 with Redland
Art Gallery Acquisition Funds.
Courtesy of the artist. Photography
16 by Carl Warner. 17CL Cleveland 3 May – 21 Jun
Fragments:
A Printed Environment
Tamika Grant-Iramu
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 1 May
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 31 May
Fragments: A Printed Environment is an archive of Tamika Grant-
Iramu’s experiences and impressions of multiple environments
that she has encountered. By investigating the shapes and
movements that are created by the contrast between structure
and nature, Grant-Iramu uses printmaking as a tool for
reimagining that environment, responding to natural forms that
exist within diverse urban and suburban contexts. Grant-Iramu’s
work brings into focus aspects of the natural environment that
often go unnoticed and yet are an important part of the identity
and culture of place. Tamika Grant-Iramu is represented by
Onespace Gallery.
An exhibition held in conjunction with National Reconciliation Week 2020.
Image: Tamika Grant-Iramu,
Carving Memories: Propagation
by roots (detail) 2019, vinyl cut
on Hahnemuhle paper, 200 cm x
270cm. Courtesy of the artist and
Onespace Gallery. Photography by
18 Louis Lim. 19CA Capalaba 23 May – 11 Jul
A Portrait of Australia
Stories through the lens of Australian Geographic
Floor Talk and Light Lunch 12noon Thursday 28 May
A Portrait of Australia: Stories through the lens of Australian
Geographic features a stunning display of large format
photographic print and unites the expertise of Australian
Geographic’s acclaimed photographers and the National
Museum’s interpretive storytelling experience. The exhibition
celebrates the coast and the people who live and work there.
Featuring works from the Australian Geographic archive, it will
transport you to some of the most rugged and remote parts of
the country.
A travelling exhibition from the National Museum of Australia developed in
collaboration with Australian Geographic.
Image: Cape of contrast, Cape to
Cape track, Western Australia.
20 Photo by Andrew Gregory. 21CL Cleveland 28 Jun – 2 Aug
Canaipa Mudlines
Art and environment
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 26 June
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 28 June
Canaipa Mudlines began in 2016 with a small collective of
Southern Moreton Bay Island artists seeking ways of connecting
their creative practices with the island ecology. Based on
Canaipa (Russell) Island, the project has developed as both
established and emerging artists from the island and beyond
make regular site excursions to create mostly ephemeral works
in response to the places and qualities they encounter. Working
in this way has contributed to both surprising developments in
their individual practices and highlighting the often overlooked
richness of the island environment.
Image: Sandy Ward, Untitled
(detail) 2018, Melomy’s Wetlands,
Canaipa Island. Courtesy of
the artist. Photography by
22 Sharon Jewell. 23CL Cleveland 28 Jun – 2 Aug
Wetlanders
The Overwintering Project Moreton Bay
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 26 June
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 28 June
Wetlanders: The Overwintering Project Moreton Bay is a collection
of original prints, artist books and drawings sourced from
sojourns across Moreton Bay by Anna Bonshek, Jen Conde,
Catherine Money, Sandra Pearce, Sue Poggioli, Jenny Sanzaro-
Nishimura, Helen Sanderson, Jennifer Stuerzl, Evelyne Upton
and Pat Zuber. Known as the Migaloo Press Artists Collective
they have been meeting and collaborating with other artists,
bird watchers and environmentally concerned people
around Moreton Bay. Their documentation and drawing is an
exploration of life in the intertidal zones along the shores of the
bay and its southern islands.
Image: Jen Conde, Seaweed garden
(detail) 2018, intaglio on paper.
24 Courtesy of the artist. 25CA Capalaba 18 Jul – 1 Sep
Placemaking
Sarah Sculley and Lara Furst
Floor Talk and Light Lunch 12noon Thursday 23 July
Placemaking centres on creating a space for youth to
communicate issues that are relevant to them and to the
wider community. Urban artist Sarah Sculley uses the human
form, typography and colour to create bold works inspired by
personal events, emotional pitfalls and the need to find the
positive in every situation. This exhibition brings her bright
work together with the photography of Lara Furst to create a
place that explores the universal challenges experienced by
Redlands Coast youth and their counterparts in the Philippines.
An exhibition held in conjunction with International Youth Day 2020.
Image: Sarah Sculley and Lara
Furst, Placemaking landscape
(detail) 2019, mixed media.
26 Courtesy of the artists. 27CL Cleveland 9 Aug – 6 Sep
Port
Damien O’Mara
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 7 August
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 9 August
The Port series by Damien O’Mara presents several large,
industrial landscape photographs of the Port of Brisbane.
The images are shot with a consistent method and
composition, in reference to the objective methodology
used by late-modern, industrial photographers like Lewis
Baltz, Bernd and Hilla Becher and Andreas Gursky. O’Mara’s
exhibition challenges this aesthetic through a unique
combination of objective method and abstraction. While
the images display symmetry and grid-like composition,
they also contain conflicting elements such as vivid,
digital colour and abstracted form.
Image: Damien O’Mara, Bunga
Kelana 8 (detail) 2019, inkjet print
28 on photorag. Courtesy of the artist. 29CL Cleveland 9 Aug – 6 Sep
Contested Landscapes
Dennis McCart
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 7 August
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 9 August
Dennis McCart’s paintings in Contested Landscapes are derived
from urban fringe sites that are both visually compelling and
charged with implications of use, development and ownership.
These sites of abandonment are often uninhabited for long
periods of time – they are the city’s unkempt wilderness. His
artworks are both a response to and an interpretation of the
anthropogenic climate change we are living in. They also express
McCart’s anxiety about the condition of landscape and nature in
our world today.
Image: Dennis McCart, Some kind of
nature (detail) 2019, oil on linen on
30 hardboard. Courtesy of the artist. 31CA Capalaba 5 Sep – 13 Oct
Reasonable & Necessary
Prints and artist books by Artel Artists
Floor Talk and Light Lunch 12noon Thursday 17 September
Artel, the creative studio of CPL – Choice, Passion, Life, is
located in Redcliffe and provides the necessary tools, space,
and instruction to support its artists to creatively express
themselves as a dynamic artistic movement. The exhibition title
Reasonable & Necessary is taken from the National Disability
Insurance Scheme (NDIS) criteria. With the uncertainty
surrounding the NDIS, the Artel studio is not just reasonable
and necessary but essential, providing real career prospects for
artists. Works in the exhibition captivate on many levels. They
have been grouped by the exhibition Curator, Lynne Seear, into
eight themes: Places, People, Family, Voices, Sailing, Driving,
Mark Making and Artist Books.
An exhibition held in conjunction with Queensland Disability Action Week 2020.
Reasonable & Necessary: prints and artist books by Artel Artists is an initiative
of Museums & Galleries Queensland in partnership with CPL and curated by
Lynne Seear. This project has been supported by the Queensland Government
through Arts Queensland; the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the
Australian, State and Territory governments; and the Australian Government
through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body. The project is
proudly sponsored by Hutchinson Builders and Moreton Bay Regional Council.
Image: Justin Lavender, Ladies,
please! (detail) 2016, screenprint.
Courtesy of the artist and Artel.
32 Photography by Vanessa Xerri. 33CL Cleveland 13 Sep – 18 Oct
JamFactory Icon
Clare Belfrage: A Measure of Time
Opening Event and Floor Talk 6.30pm Friday 11 September
With a career spanning almost three decades, the multi-award
winning artist Clare Belfrage has forged an international
reputation for her finely detailed glass sculptures that marry
organic blown forms with intricate line work. Throughout her
career, Belfrage has maintained a vibrant studio glass practice
and is known for her distinctive artworks in which complex
patterns of fine glass lines trace her forms. Inspired by the
repetitious patterns found in nature and the woven lines of
textiles, Belfrage is particularly drawn to the layered rhythms that
mark growth, change and the passing of time in the natural world.
JamFactory Icon: Clare Belfrage: A Measure of Time is a JamFactory
touring exhibition.
JamFactory Icon: Clare Belfrage: A Measure of Time has been assisted by the South
Australian Government through Arts South Australia and the Australian Government
through the Australia Council for the Arts, Contemporary Touring Initiative.
Image: Clare Belfrage, A Measure of
Time, collection of works (detail)
2018, tallest height 530mm.
34 Photography by Pippy Mount. 35CL Cleveland 13 Sep – 18 Oct
Presence of Place
Catherine Parker
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 11 September
Floor Talk and Morning Tea 10am Sunday 20 September
In her exhibition Presence of Place, Catherine Parker celebrates
the beauty in both the urban and natural landscape, choosing
to honour, rather than divide the two. Exploring different
regions through her paintings on wood and canvas, Parker takes
heart that within any landscape there are always mysterious
elements. For her, a sense of being watched, an invisible
presence perhaps that keeps the balance in check.
Image: Catherine Parker, Ocean
narratives 2018, synthetic polymer
paint on marine ply. Courtesy of
36 the artist. 37CA Capalaba 17 Oct – 12 Jan
In Focus 2020
Floor Talk and Light Lunch 12noon Thursday 29 October
In Focus is an exhibition held annually at RAG that celebrates
the wealth of artists living and working in the Redlands Coast
and the important role art groups and artists play in the cultural
life of the region. During the month of November each year we
remember the members of the armed forces who have died
in the line of duty. In recognition of Remembrance Day 2020,
In Focus 2020 invites Redlands Coast based art group members
to create artworks that reflect on the theme ‘Remembrance Day’.
An exhibition held in conjunction with Remembrance Day 2020.
Image: In Focus 2019 at Redland
Art Gallery, Capalaba. Courtesy of
38 the artists and Redland Art Gallery. 39CL Cleveland 25 Oct – 6 Dec
Redland Art Awards 2020
Opening Event 6.30pm Friday 23 October
Panel Talk and Light Lunch 12noon Sunday 1 November
Redland Art Awards is a biennial contemporary painting
competition open to all Australian artists, presented by RAG.
Redland Art Awards 2020 features four prizes, totalling over
$20,000. The primary award will be an acquisitive prize of
$15,000. There will also be runner up awards of $4,000 and
$2,500 as well as The Meredith Foxton People’s Choice Award
of $500. Now celebrating its 32nd year the competition is
presented at RAG, Cleveland. Opened in 2003, the gallery
is a vibrant cultural destination with an annual calendar of
exhibitions and public programs featuring local, Queensland,
nationally and internationally recognised artists of which
Redland Art Awards is a program highlight.
Image: Debbie Taylor Worley,
Beyond Gavrinis (detail) 2018,
mixed medium on canvas. Redland
Art Gallery Collection. Acquired
from Redland Art Awards Acquisitive
Prize, 2018. Courtesy of the artist.
40 Photography by Carl Warner. 41CL Cleveland 13 Dec – 31 Jan
Artistic Endeavour
Opening Event and Floor Talk 6.30pm Friday 11 December
Curated by Beth Jackson in collaboration with artist and
botanist Dr Nita C Lester, Artistic Endeavour: Contemporary
botanical artists’ response to the legacy of Banks, Solander and
Parkinson reflects on the significance of botanical specimens
collected from our region 250 years ago and the emergence of
botanical art. It showcases 65 exquisite works by 33 members
of the Botanical Artists’ Society of Queensland. The exhibition
showcases diverse approaches to botanical art, from traditional
to contemporary. It focuses on the development of botanical
art as artists established more transportable methods and
materials to enable them to join scientists in the field.
Image: Anne Hayes, Banksia serrata,
Old man banksia 2017. Watercolour
on paper. Image 63 x 45cm; sheet
42 45 x 56cm. Courtesy of the artist. 432020 February – June 2020 July – December
Calendar of Events Calendar of Events
February Wednesday 5 February Parents and Prams July Wednesday 1 July Parents and Prams
Friday 7 February Exhibition opening event Thursday 2 July School holiday workshops
Sunday 9 February Floor talks and morning tea Sunday 5 July Adult workshop
Thursday 13 February Creative Arts Redlands 2020 program launch Wednesday 8 July School holiday workshops
Friday 14 February Redland Art Gallery’s 17th birthday Sunday 19 July Adult workshop
Sunday 16 February Adult workshop Thursday 23 July Floor talk and light lunch
Sunday 23 February Family Sundays at the Gallery Sunday 26 July Family Sundays at the Gallery
March Sunday 1 March Adult workshop August Friday 7 August Exhibition opening event
Wednesday 4 March Parents and Prams Sunday 9 August Floor talks and morning tea
Friday 13 March Exhibition opening event and floor talk Wednesday 12 August Parents and Prams
Sunday 22 March Floor talk and morning tea Sunday 23 August Adult workshop
Thursday 26 March Floor talk and light lunch Sunday 30 August Family Sundays at the Gallery
Sunday 29 March Family Sundays at the Gallery September Wednesday 2 September Parents and Prams
April Wednesday 1 April Parents and Prams Friday 11 September Exhibition opening event and floor talk
Sunday 5 April Adult workshop Thursday 17 September Floor talk and light lunch
Tuesday 7 April School holiday workshops Sunday 20 September Floor talk, morning tea and adult workshop
Wednesday 8 April School holiday workshops Tuesday 22 September School holiday workshops
Sunday 19 April Family Sundays at the Gallery Thursday 24 September School holiday workshops
May Friday 1 May Exhibition opening event Sunday 27 September Family Sundays at the Gallery
Wednesday 6 May Parents and Prams Wednesday 30 September School holiday workshops
Sunday 17 May Adult workshop October Wednesday 7 October Parents and Prams
Sunday 24 May Family Sundays at the Gallery Sunday 18 October Family Sundays at the Gallery
Thursday 28 May Floor talk and light lunch Friday 23 October Exhibition opening event
Sunday 31 May Floor talks and morning tea Thursday 29 October Floor talk and light lunch
June Wednesday 3 June Parents and Prams November Sunday 1 November Panel talk and light lunch
Sunday 7 June Adult workshop Wednesday 4 November Parents and Prams
Sunday 21 June Family Sundays at the Gallery Sunday 8 November Adult workshop
Friday 26 June Exhibition opening event Sunday 22 November Family Sundays at the Gallery
Sunday 28 June Floor talks and morning tea December Friday 11 December Exhibition opening event and floor talk
Tuesday 30 June School holiday workshops Tuesday 15 December All ages workshop
44 45The RAG Collection currently houses over
750 artworks produced by more than
230 artists. Artists represented include
RAG Collection local, emerging, established, early settler
and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
artists. Redland City Council is committed to
resourcing and facilitating the acquisition and
management of a quality visual arts, craft and
design collection that reflects the diversity and
uniqueness of the Redlands Coast heritage,
culture, identity and sense of place.
RAG is a Deductible Gift Recipient and is
eligible to receive artwork donations for the
collection under the Australian Government’s
Cultural Gifts Program, which provides
tax incentives to private donors. For more
information on the Cultural Gifts Program visit:
www.arts.gov.au/what-we-do/cultural-heritage/
cultural-gifts-program.
The RAG Collection continues to grow each
year as a result of cultural gifts, donations and
carefully selected acquisitions. Our thanks go
out to our generous donors.
For more information and to view the diversity
and significance of RAG acquisitions visit
our website: artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au/
ragcollection.
For more information on:
RAG Opportunities —
—
volunteering
Redlands Coast based art groups
and Information — gallery tours
— proposals
visit: artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au.
Image: Bill Yaxley, Backyard Lamb Island (detail) 2018,
oil on canvas. Courtesy of the artist. Redland Art
Gallery Collection. Acquired in 2019 with Redland Art
46 Gallery Acquisition Funds. Photography by Carl Warner. 47FREE
FAMILY
FUN
2020
ONCE A MONTH
9.30AM & 11AM
WED
A free, fun activity held once a Join us at RAG, Cleveland at 9.30am and 11am Join us at RAG, Cleveland for • 23 February
month at RAG, Cleveland. Parents on the following Wednesdays:
free family fun Sunday art • 29 March
and Prams offers carers and their • 5 February
young children an opportunity to
activities in 2020! • 19 April
• 4 March • 24 May
explore our latest exhibitions and
socialise over coffee, cake and craft. • 1 April • 21 June
• 6 May • 26 July
Prams/baby carriers welcome and baby
change facilities available. Sessions are • 3 June DROP IN
SESSIONS • 30 August
held twice each day 9.30–10.30am and
11am–12noon on a Wednesday each month.
• 1 July 10am – 1pm • 27 September
For more information and 2020 bookings
• 12 August No RSVP • 18 October
visit: artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au/programs • 2 September required
• 22 November
or phone: (07) 3829 8484.
• 7 October
• 4 November
Images: Family Sundays at the Gallery workshops at Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland. Please note that RAG staff are not responsible for supervision, parent(s)/carer(s) must remain with children while
48 Courtesy of the participants and Redland Art Gallery. participating. Art activities suitable for all ages. 49RAG offers free workshops for kids and teens
throughout the year at RAG, Cleveland as part of
Free Kids and our annual program. Workshops are a great way to
Teen Workshops develop skills or a fun holiday activity for children.
For more information and 2020 bookings visit:
artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au/programs.
Kids workshop Tuesday 7 April 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Tuesday 7 April 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Tuesday 7 April 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
Kids workshop Wednesday 8 April 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Wednesday 8 April 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Wednesday 8 April 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
Kids workshop Tuesday 30 June 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Tuesday 30 June 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Tuesday 30 June 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
Kids workshop Thursday 2 July 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Thursday 2 July 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Thursday 2 July 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
Kids workshop Wednesday 8 July 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Wednesday 8 July 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Wednesday 8 July 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
Kids workshop Tuesday 22 September 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Tuesday 22 September 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Tuesday 22 September 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
Kids workshop Thursday 24 September 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Thursday 24 September 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Thursday 24 September 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
Kids workshop Wednesday 30 September 10 – 11am 5 – 10 years
Kids workshop Wednesday 30 September 11.30am – 12.30pm 5 – 10 years
Teen workshop Wednesday 30 September 1 – 3pm 11 – 17 years
All ages workshop Tuesday 15 December 10am – 1pm All ages
Workshop content and registration are released three months prior to the workshop date.
50 Image: Children’s workshops at RAG. Courtesy of the participant and Redland Art Gallery. Photography by Celine O’Sullivan. 51Led by experienced local and national visual
artists, RAG’s extensive workshop program for
adults offers something for all interests and
Adult Workshops skill levels. Workshops are held on a Sunday
10am –1pm at RAG, Cleveland each month.
For more information and 2020 bookings visit:
artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au/programs.
Please note: $10 non-refundable booking fee applicable
for each adult workshop.
Workshop content and registration are released three
months prior to the workshop date.
Workshop with Rachael Lee Sunday 16 February
Workshop with Nicola Moss Sunday 1 March
Workshop with Emma Gardner Sunday 5 April
Workshop with Carol McGregor Sunday 17 May
Workshop with Tamika Grant-Iramu Sunday 7 June
Workshop with Tricia Dobson and Sharon Jewell Sunday 5 July
Workshop with Migaloo Press Sunday 19 July
Workshop with Damien O’Mara Sunday 23 August
Workshop with Catherine Parker Sunday 20 September
Workshop with Flying Arts Sunday 8 November
Image: Participants at Sylvia
Watt’s feltmaking workshop at
RAG, Cleveland. Courtesy of
the participants and Redland
52 Art Gallery. 53Closed Dates 2020
RAG is closed for exhibition changeover, holiday periods and maintenance on the following dates:
RAG, Cleveland RAG, Capalaba
Monday 27 – Friday 31 January Wednesday 8 – Tuesday 14 January
Monday 9 –Friday 13 March Wednesday 18 – Friday 20 March
Friday 10 – Monday 13 April Friday 10 April
Monday 27 April – Friday 1 May Monday 13 April
Monday 4 May Saturday 25 April
Monday 22 – Friday 26 June Monday 4 May
Monday 3 – Friday 7 August Wednesday 20 – Friday 22 May
Monday 10 August Monday 13 – Friday 17 July
Monday 7 – Friday 11 September Monday 10 August
Monday 5 October Wednesday 2 – Friday 4 September
Monday 19 – Friday 23 October Monday 5 October
Monday 7 – Friday 11 December Wednesday 14 – Friday 16 October
Thursday 24 December 2020 – Thursday 24 December 2020 –
Sunday 3 January 2021 Saturday 2 January 2021
Creative Arts Manager Zane Trow
RAG Staff
On display throughout 2020 the RAG Red Box Director Emma Bain
Pop-Up Gallery will move to various Redlands Exhibitions and Public Programs Officer Amy Wilson
Coast locations rotating art and showcasing
RAG Red Box different artists on a regular basis.
Program Officer
Collections and Curatorial Officer
Jasmine Smith
Lizzie Riek
Visit: artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au/redbox to Gallery Support Officer (Casual) Laura Day
register your interest in exhibiting or to find Gallery Support Officer (Casual) Chris Aird
out more information on exhibiting artists,
display dates and venues. Redland Art Gallery acknowledges the traditional custodians of the lands and seas where we live and work.
We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and future.
All information correct at time of printing.
Redland Art Gallery
Finalist and Winner 2019 Information Brochure, Museums Australia Publication Design Awards (MAPDA)
Finalist 2019 Project: Organisations with Paid Staff, Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards (GAMAA)
Finalist 2019 Engagement: Organisations with Paid Staff, Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards (GAMAA)
Finalist and Highly Commended 2017 Exhibition Catalogue (small), Museums Australia Publication Design Awards (MAPDA)
Finalist 2016 Engagement: Organisations with Paid Staff, Gallery and Museum Achievement Awards (GAMAA)
Image: Robert Grant RAG Red Box
Pop-Up Gallery display at Capalaba
Place, July 2019. Courtesy of the
artist and Redland Art Gallery.
Photography by Michelle Bowden.
54 Visuall Photography. Printed on Sovereign Offset, FSC certified paper. 55What’s On
2020
ACQUISITIVE SECOND
at Redland Performing Arts Centre FIRST PRIZE PRIZE
$
15,000 $
4,000
THIRD
2020 PRIZE
Redland Art Gallery and Redland Performing Music //
$
2,500
Arts Centre (RPAC) are part of Creative Queensland Symphony Orchestra
Arts Redlands. Chrystian Dozza and Karin Schaupp
In 2020 RPAC is set to entertain you with The Sapphires
THE MEREDITH FOXTON
another fabulous year of music, dance, circus Orava Quartet PEOPLE’S CHOICE AWARD
and acrobatics, comedy and family-theatre
500
John Williamson
performances. Some of the highlights for
Black Square Quartet
$
2020 are below.
The Australian Tenors
For information about upcoming performances
and community arts activities at RPAC pick The Australian Bee Gees Show
DETAILS & ONLINE ENTRY FORM
up a copy of their 2020 brochure or visit Dance, Circus & Acrobatics //
www.rpac.com.au
www.redlandartawards.org.au
Queensland Ballet – Tutus on Tour
Comedy // Gravity & Other Myths – Backbone ENTRIES CLOSE
#FirstWorldWhiteGirls – Spirit Animal By a Thread – One Fell Swoop Circus Sunday 13 September 2020
Mother & Son Indigenous & Multicultural Music & Dance // EXHIBITION
Fat Musicals Free NAIDOC Week Showcase – Sunday 25 October –
Headlined by Joe Geia Sunday 6 December 2020
Family Theatre //
Mission Songs Project
The 91-Storey Treehouse Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland
Pacific Choirs Project
The Owl and the Pussycat Cnr Middle and Bloomfield Streets,
PNG Showcase
The Gruffalo’s Child – Live on Stage Cleveland Q 4163
Australian Shakuhachi Festival
Edward the Emu
Wilbur the Optical Whale Plus an Australian Film Series and so
much more…
Proudly sponsored by
2–16 Middle Street, Cleveland Q 4163 (07) 3829 8131 /RedlandPerformingArtsCentre
56 www.rpac.com.auCleveland & Capalaba
Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland
Cnr Middle and Bloomfield Streets,
Cleveland Q 4163
Monday to Friday 9am – 4pm
Sunday 9am – 2pm
Admission free
1 Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland
2 Council Chambers
3 Tourist Bus Stop
4 Cleveland Train Station
5 Raby Bay Harbour
Redland Art Gallery, Capalaba
Capalaba Place, Noeleen Street,
Capalaba Q 4157
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday 8.30am – 5pm
Thursday 8.30am – 7.30pm
Saturday 9am – 4pm
Admission free
1 Redland Art Gallery, Capalaba
Capalaba Library
Redland City Council Customer
Service Centre
2 Bus Interchange
3 Capalaba Park Shopping Centre
4 Capalaba Central
Shopping Centre
Redland Art Gallery
Tel: (07) 3829 8899 or email:
gallery@redland.qld.gov.au
artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au
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