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Our three unique exhibition spaces are updated every 4 to 8 weeks. 

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the main gallery

Wildflowering by Design

Wildflowering by Design explores contemporary responses to our botanical and wildflower heritage. It presents works by Queensland female artists who work across the art and design spectrum. Taking a fresh look at the historical legacy and engaging with local landscapes, the artists have created new, re-imagined works and visions. Through bringing nature into people's homes and lives, we help create a 'botanical culture'. This builds broader awarenss of our native 

wildflower' heritage and appreciation for Country. 


Curated by Dr Susan Davis and Dr Lisa Chandler. 


Artists include: Rose Barrowcliffe, Nai Nai Bird, Renata Buziak, Donna Davis, Joolie Gibbs, Anne Harris, Nicole Jakins, Shelley Pisani, Edith Rewa, Cara Ann Simpson, Marni Stuart, Emma Thorp and local artists from the region. 

Warwick Potters...50 years on | Warwick Potters Association

As the Warwick Potters celebrate bringing pottery to our region for 50 years, we reflect back on the tutors and teachers who have shared their knowledge. This exhibition will showcase the work of tutors alongside the work of members. 

Carbon_Dating

The Carbon_Dating exhibition presents a series of artwork-based experiments that aim to generate interest in Australia's often endangered native grasses - reminding us that restoring the health of our environment will require us to look beyond the 'charismatic species' that so often steal our attention. By drawing on Indigenous cultural, scientific, botanical and artistic understandings, the Carbon_Dating Project asks: how might we begin to see our grass and grasslands in new, more equal and ecological ways? 


This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. 

exhibition calendar |
the GROVE GALLERY

A Cabinet of Curiosities | Sharyn Hall

A room of wondeful eclectic artworks and objects, exhibited as a collection. The artworks and objects include detailed close-ups, colourful adaptions and exotic extremes of the Botanical world, created to entrap and enthrall the viewer. Simplifying, stylizing, reducing, and enlarging drawings, images, stitching and prints, has aided in the production of a collection of mixed media artworks and objects with simplicity of form but complexity of surface. 

Do I Make You Uncomfortable? | Elise Heather

This surprising exhibition is a statement on how society perceives the neurodivergent. It features a collection of mixed media and fabric sculptures of insects and creatures that produce uncomfortable feelings. It aims to highlight the vast differences between how neurotypical and neurodivergent brains operate and how the differences are not to be feared by celebrated. 

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