Be guided to create a colourful sunset seascape with watercolour. Lani will demonstrate and explain watercolour painting techniques, which they will practise and then apply to the final piece.
Participants will finish with an A3 painting to take home. All materials supplied which will include high quality watercolour paper and paints.
10.30am, Thursday 16 April [FULL]
2pm, Thursday 16 April
For
Inspired by The Octopus Woman: A Tribute to Maria exhibition, participants are invited to explore and express a personal connection or bond, whether to another person, an object, an idea, or an aspect of themselves, through sculptural form.
Using air‑dry clay, each participant will create a unique inspired piece that symbolises this connection in a personal and meaningful way.
Participants will
Be introduced to the linocut process and the materials required to produce single colour prints. The chine colle method of adding areas of colour to prints will also be explored.
Participants will need to bring a black and white image of leaves, seedpods, sticks or similar forms found in situ on an area of ground for inspiration from which images can be drawn. Larger clearer shapes will be easier
Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum are hosting Artist Talks by Geoffrey Head and Andreia Pereira, talking to their current exhibitions, creative process and artistic careers.
There will be opportunity to ask questions and mingle with the artists after the talks, light refreshments provided.
10.30am, Saturday, 7 March 2026
RSVP's appreciated on 4976 6766 or gragm@gladstone.qld.gov.au
Join us as we Officially Open three exhibitions, Two Girls From Amoonguna, GROUND and The Octopus Woman: A Tribute to Maria.
6pm, Friday 20 February
RSVPs appreciated on 4976 6766 or gragm@gladstone.qld.gov.au
Two Girls From Amoonguna is an exhibition featuring new work by Arrernte and Southern Luritja artist Sally M Nangala Mulda and Western Arrarnta artist Marlene Rubuntja.
GROUND by
Whether you have no prior grant writing experience or you are looking to refresh your skills, this foundational grant writing session is ideal for artists, arts workers and arts and cultural organisations seeking to apply to Gladstone Regional Council's Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) program. This workshop will cover:
Whether you have no prior grant writing experience or you are looking to refresh your skills, this foundational grant writing session is ideal for artists, arts workers and arts and cultural organisations seeking to apply to Gladstone Regional Council's Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) program. This workshop will cover:
Calling all art lovers, come and join us for this relaxed evening of conversation, art and music.
This month join local artists Diane Armstrong, Ping Carlyon, William Debois, and Jen Holstein in conversation, discuss their award winning works, process and artists careers.
Then Jenny Fournier will host a life-drawing workshop whilst Nicola Bradshaw sets the vibe with her laid back tunes.
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Gladstone Regional Art Gallery and Museum are hosting Artist Talks by Sharlene Cheetham, Geoffrey Head and Andreia Pereira, talking to their award-winning artworks, creative process and artistic careers.
There will be opportunity to ask questions and mingle with the artists after the talks, light refreshments provided.
10.30am, Saturday, 17 January 2026
RSVP's appreciated on 4976 6766 or
Have you snapped a memorable image of the Gladstone Region within the last 12 months? Don't leave them on your memory card or smartphone - enter them into the Intercity Images 2026: Gladstone Saiki Photographic Exchange!
Intercity Images is an annual cultural exchange between the citizens of the Gladstone Region and Saiki City, Japan, celebrating the unique lifestyle, people and environment of