Upcoming

Plan your visit

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

exhibition calendar |
the main gallery

ZOONOSES

Through drawing and lithography, artist Dr Nicola Hooper uses fairy-tale iconography, rhymes and associated anthropomorphism to both discuss and educate about zoonotic viruses (animal diseases that cross-over to humans). The exhibition explores how we perceive certain animal hosts in the context of fear and their association to disease.


ZOONOSES is a touring exhibition of works by Dr Nicola Hooper presented by Logan Art Gallery, Logan City Council, in partnership with Museums & Galleries Queensland. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government’s Visions of Australia program and is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. Proudly sponsored by Haymes Paint.

High Fidelity | Adrian and Sue Hunter

Landscape painters Adrian and Sue Hunter travelled to a remote fjord in East Iceland for a one month residency. This exhibition is a collaboration based on their observations of an amazing physical environment close to the Arctic circle, with weather patterns vastly different to those at home in sub-tropical Queensland. 


The title High Fidelity, on a practical note, refers to the creative process - the seeking of a high level of creative integrity, objectivity and faithfulness to colour, light and form. This faithfulness is integral to the personal awareness of the artists' imagination and plays differently through the individual expressions of both artists. 

Changing Face: New Meaning Through Distortion | Kristen Flynn

Flynn's artistic process includes photography, digital art, and printmaking methods. Generating a unique visual language in her art practice allows play in a 'grey area' of life, where she creates an embodied approach to visual communication. Flynn creates artwork to stimulate her thoughts and feelings of transcendence - a moving between worlds, whilst foregrounding the abject nature of her female body and its destiny to return to earth. 

Come Stay a While - Where the Trees do the Talking | Louise Corke and Petra Daecke

An exhibition where you will be immersed in nature, to experience visual stories and the pure joy of trees to feel a sense of connection, healing, peace and wholeness. The exhibition showcases each artist's relationship with trees, inviting audience exploration and contemplation. Visitors are invited to share their own tree stories through poetry, prose or pictures. 

exhibition calendar |
the GROVE GALLERY

A Timeless Walk

In this exhibition, Warwick artist Christopher Hulme explores the personal and cultural contexts of spirituality and enlightenment. Each piece is a personal expression of the artist’s pursuit towards happiness, calmness and fulfillment. By walking through this exhibition, the artist wishes to share his avenues for harmonizing one’s spirit in hope of bringing calm joy into a world of chaos and change.  

The Two of Us: Dual Perspectives

After more than 50 years of marriage and a combined work life of nearly a century, local artists Judy and Paul Currie now have the chance to explore their surroundings together - both urban and rural - reawakening a shared creativity that has long been dormant. A deep appreciation for the environment with its vibrant colours, shifting forms and seasonal changes is a common thread in their work. 


This exhibition reflects their travels together, showcasing each artist's unique perspective and interpretation of the landscape and moment they've encountered along the way. 

Quiet Corners | Joy DelCastillo

Joy DelCastillo has always been drawn to express her love of nature, shapes, and colours in her art. She explores how the play of light and shade contributes to the mood of a piece, striving to express the ambiance or feelings the work brings up, often surprising herself in the process. Painting still lives, capturing everyday items including ceramics, fabrics and botanicals, elevates ordinary objects into something distinctive. 

Share by: