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

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. 

Free Online Workshop

Grant Writing, the Media Message and the Budget

The Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Children’s Art Centre and Regional Services is delighted to present ‘Now is the Time Kids on Tour’.

These free hands-on art-marking activities have been developed by the Children’s Art Centre in collaboration with artist Raquel Ormella.

Ormella is an artist with a diverse creative practice that includes video, installation, drawings, and zines.

Where 

Gladstone Regional Art Gallery &

Young artists of the Gladstone Region have the chance again, to get creative as Gladstone Regional Council invites primary school aged children to put pen, paint, collage or any other medium to A4 paper during the 2021 Celebrate Australia Primary School Art Competition.

This is the 15th year of the competition encouraging students to think about an aspect of Australia they believe is really

Join Gladstone Regional Council's RADF Chair, Cr Glenn Churchill, committee members and successful recipients of Gladstone Regional Council's Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) Round Two 2019-20, in celebration from 10.30am, Saturday, 31 October 2020.

The event includes performance by recipient Brittany-Elise Johansen.

A Queensland Government and Gladstone Regional Council partnership to

You are invited to join Ping Carlyon as she presents an Artist Talk, focused on the exhibition Our Shining Stars on display at the Gallery & Museum until 26 September 2020.