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.
An Object Gallery Touring Exhibition and is part of the Living Treasure:Masters of Australian Craft series.
Williamson's exquisite works have displayed her characteristic interest in the construction of cloth.
The exhibition will feature new and recent works.
Assisted by Australian Centre for Craft & Design , Visual Arts & Craft Strategy, the Australia Council and Visions of Australia,
Illustrations inspired by Mark Svendsen's poem My Grandad & Me, submitted in the Illustration Category of the 2009 Curtis Coast Literary Carnivale's Micro-story and Picturebook Competition.
Explore the exhibition and discover the prize winning entry as well as the many others received from artists right across Australia.
The display will continue at the Gladstone City Library from 25
Contemporary art and craft by local artists.
Presented in conjunction with Murri Portraits, a selection of photographs taken in and around Gladstone from the 1920s to the present.
Inset: Gospel Hall (Plymouth Brethern) Sunday School outing 1950s. Courtesy of Jacqueline Johnson.
A Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre exhibition exploring the continuing significance of Tapa to Pacific Islander heritage.
Curated by Joan Winter, toured by Museum & Gallery Services Qld with assistance from the Australian Government initiative Visions of Australia.
Presenting 155 years of change from the Port Curtis Government Residency to the Gladstone Regional Council.
Artefacts and photographs from the Calliope, Miriam Vale and Gladstone archives. A Gladstone Regional Council exhibition.
Official opening by Cr George Creed, Mayor Gladstone Region at 5.30pm Wednesday 8 April 2009.
Inset: Calliope Shire Centenary Time Capsule contents, image EH
Entries open to all residents of the Gladstone Regional Council.
Local photographers are invited to capture the spirit of the Gladstone region's Lifestyle, People and the Environment and share these images with our sister city, Saiki in Japan.
The annual photographic exchange, opens with a display of all Gladstone entries at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum where thirty entries
A tribute exhibition to those who have served Australia.
Photographs and memorabilia from the RSL and Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum collections.
Inset: The Roll of Honour for the Town of Gladstone and Shire of Calliope is a permanent fixture at the Gallery/Museum.
Presenting works inspired by the artists' interaction with the environment and Queensland's spectacular landscape.
A Museum & Gallery Services Queensland exhibition, curated by Beth Jackson.
Supported by the Geo Project.
Inset: Bush Fruits, Marion Gaemer (2005-07), during set up. Gallery/Museum volunteer Laureen Tkacik and Gallery/Museum Exhibitions Officer Keith Keating.
To celebrate the official arrival of the Q150 Steam Train, Saturday April 18 the Gallery/Museum presents Trains & Tracks, a photographic display introducing some of the regions? railway activities from the late 1800?s to the sleek modern tilt train of today, on display until Monday April 20.
Inset: Gladstone Railway Station Fire, 1988. Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum Collection
A joint exhibition of work by Australian print makers, Ron McBurnie, Martin King and Carleton College students created in response to Heron Island and environs.
Coordinated by Fred Hagstrom, Carleton College.
Presented in conjunction with Australian Print Workshop and Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum.