About the course
In this course local artist and experienced art tutor Marion Hughes will teach you how to work with watercolour and ink, while creating beautiful scenes of wildlife and nature. You will learn rules of composition, how to draw your subject and techniques to depict feathers and fur. At the end of the course you will use your knowledge and new skills to create a finished artwork.
About the course
In this course CQ artist Jacky Chan will show you how to sketch the urban landscape from observation as well as construct it from photographs. You will learn how to sketch the built environment, from introduction to linear perspective and basic architectural styles to completing a finished drawing.
Age: Adults
Level: Beginners
Dates: Saturdays, 29 May – 19 June (4 weeks)
Time:
About the course
In this course local award-winning artist Ping Carlyon will teach you how to create a portrait using watercolour over 8 weeks. You will discover how to tackle skin and hair texture, sketch, draw and paint mouth, nose and eyes. Ping will also share her tips about materials and tools, modelling agreements and selecting reference photos. At the end of the course you will put
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Tailored for children between 18 months to 5 years old, the program is aimed at interactivity and visual art awareness, rather than creating a finished product. Let your little adventurer experience art through play and don't worry about the mess.
Term 2 Dates: Tuesdays, 4 May – 15 June Term 3 Dates: Tuesdays, 27 July – 7 September Term 4 Dates: |
As a part of Youth Week, we are inviting young people to join us for an exciting new installation in the Gallery & Museum courtyard. Hosted by award-winning Central Queensland artist Katrina Elliot, the workshop will let you use your creativity in creating bright wire birds.
When: Thursday 15 April & Saturday 17 April
Time: 12.30pm – 4.30pm.
Age: 12-25 Years
Cost: Free
Booking: Required,
Beat the boredom these holidays - explore, create and play at GRAGM 
Create your own climate change placards, design a bespoke protest T-shirt, vote for what you care about, and share your climate message on collaborative drawing sheets at NOW IS THE TIME Kids on Tour.
The program is presented by the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Children’s Art Centre and Regional Services.
A public talk with Gooreng Gooreng Elders Juliri Ingra and Neola Savage, and Yallarm/Gladstone-born artist Rachel O'Reilly about the making of INFRACTIONS 2019, currently showing at the Gallery & Museum.
Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum are excited to continue Virtual Tuesday Art Play in 2021
We want to make Tuesday Art Play available to everyone who can't physically make it into the Gallery & Museum, and we will be making selected activities available online.
This year's tutor for Tuesday Art Play is local artist Jenny Fournier.
Follow Jenny's videos below and explore skills and
Established in 1991, the Gladstone Regional Council Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a highly successful state and local government partnership that focuses on the development of quality art and culture practice, supporting professional and emerging artists, and cultural workers living in regional Queensland.
Grant Writing, the Media Message and the Budget
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