Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum (GRAGM) selects exhibition in several strategic ways that reflect community desires and tourism drivers, while maintaining our commitment to growing and developing regional creative talent. We also introduce our audiences to cultural content from other regional and national centres to continue to broaden their knowledge and experiences.
If you're interested in exhibiting at GRAGM, visit http://gragm.qld.gov.au/about/exhibiting-at-gragm and complete an application form. These are assessed by our curatorial team and selected based upon prescribed criteria.
This exhibition forcefully investigates the human condition with 35 artist books, assemblages, collages and installations that navigate residues of the past and creates new associations which relate to the formation of Australian identity and historical awareness.
A vibrant exhibition of artworks by Queensland’s top high school visual arts students, showcasing works on all forms of media. Held annually since 1990, the touring exhibition provides students with an opportunity to present their works to the community in a professional exhibition context.
A Department of Education, Training and Employment exhibition, supported by the Gallery of Modern
Selected works in all media by young people 15 - 18 years of age.
Submission of works close 4.45pm, Saturday 27 July 2013.
A Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum Society program, initiated by the late Society patron, Mr Cyril Golding.
Official launch and presentation of certificates by Shirley Golding: 6pm Monday 12 August 2013
2013 Partnering School: Chanel College
Works to be
A joint display of Japanese and Australian photographs, by the Saiki City and Gladstone Region citizens. Presented in conjunction with the Gladstone Saiki Sister City Advisory Committee, supported by Queensland Alumina Limited and the Gladstone Regional Council.
Official launch & presentation of certificates: 5:30pm Tuesday 30 July 2013
In conjunction with Multicultural Week celebrations 26
Illustrations by inaugural Australian Children's Laureate, Alison Lester.
Are We There Yet? is a warm, heartfelt story based on an actual journey undertaken by Alison and her family when she was a child. The exhibition shows both the original illustrations as well as the preliminary and developmental stages in the making of the book - from Alison's children's actual travel
Paintings and artist prints from the permanent collection, shown in conjunction with artworks by local Murri artists and presented in celebration of National NAIDOC Week 7-14 July 2013.
For further details about National NAIDOC Week celebrations follow the link to the official website: http://www.naidoc.org.au/
The Young Dancers Company of Central Qld presents "Power Soup", a unique multimedia and dance installation choreographed by professional dancer Fleur Conlon in collaboration with visual artist Rigobert Pupache. Power Soup is a dialogue between movement, space and visual art creating an atmosphere of what symbolises power in an industrial zone and how that affects Gladstone.
Life in Your Hands: art from solastalgia champions visual art, craft and design as an enabling force to combat solastalgia, the phenomenon identified by Professor Glenn Albrecht as ‘the homesickness you have when you haven’t left home’. The artists consulted directly with communities and tour venues to create artworks addressing this issue.
A Lake Macquarie City
Celebrating 40 years of pottery by the Gladstone Area Potters Group Inc. Pots, paintings and other crafts presented in conjunction with Potters Group members.
A tribute to those who have served Australia. Photographs and memorabilia from the local families together with that from the RSL and Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum collections.