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 local exhibition displays the literary and art achievements of twenty local primary school students.
Mentored by local artist Belynda (Bindi) Waugh, this Curtis Coast Literary Carnivale event showcases the students' responses to the environment in innovative ways by examining the impact of industry on landscape, culture and residents of the area.
The stories and artworks resulting
Presenting the stories of the region's seniors as told by local secondary school students. This annual exhibition and accompanying souvenir publication is the key event in Seniors Week celebrations in the Port Curtis area.
Initiated to celebrate International Year of the Older Persons in 1999, Our Priceless Past has showcased over 130 seniors living in our community to date. This award winning
40 Years of QAL in Gladstone 1967-2007
Based on firsthand accounts, this local history exhibition celebrates the 40th anniversary of when Queensland Alumina Limited came to town.
This local history exhibition takes a closer look at Gladstone's industrial past and how the region's future was rewritten.
Image: Queensland Alumina Limited, December 1967. Photo courtesy of Bevin
Northern Rivers Touring Ceramic Exhibition 2006 - 2008.
Highlighting the diversity, excellence and vigour of contemporary ceramic practice in regional Australia.
ConVerge brings together a collection of ceramic work that draws on an incredibly diverse range of cultural references, influences and styles.
This is exemplified by the work of selected artists including emerging Indigenous
This photographic exhibition by Fabian Quiblier and Eirini Kokkinaki includes breathtaking countrysides, innovative architecture and colourful cultures, allowing the viewer an incredible insight into people and places many only dream of visiting.
Fabian and Eirini have been on an incredible journey through Europe and the Middle East, across Asia and to our doorstep, culminating in a collection
Celebrating the daily duties & admirable deeds of the many animals, large & small, who have saved lives, hauled heavy loads, served in War, sniffed out dangers and delivered mail and messages.
A National Archives of Australia touring exhibition, assisted by Visions of Australia, an Australian Government initiative.
The Education Minister's Awards for Excellence in Art aim to promote and recognise excellence in senior visual arts education throughout Queensland state and non-state schools.
Held annually since 1990, the awards have helped raise community awareness about the degree of sophistication in concepts, diversity of technical competence, and the high standard of arts programs in Queensland
This annual photographic exchange continues to strengthen the strong bonds between these two cities through the sharing of different cultures, beliefs and way of life.
This exhibition at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum includes the selected photographs from the Gladstone region and selected photographs from Saiki in Japan.
Presented in conjunction with Gladstone/Saiki Sister
The Golding Showcase: Port Curtis Callide Valley Youth Art Exhibition is an annual display arranged by the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum in conjunction with local high schools.
Offering young people aged between 15 to 18 years of age the unique opportunity to display their art work in a professional gallery space, the Showcase represents a broad range of thought provoking works in all
Woven Forms is the first major survey of contemporary basket making across indigenous and non-indigenous Australia and showcases the extraordinary breadth of talent and diversity of forms produced by 58 contemporary artists whose primary work is basket making or the application of basket making techniques.
This exhibition provides the long overdue attention to the aesthetic and versatile