to May 26. This exhibition by Ines Tancré in the Main Gallery uses photography to question the reality and truth of what we see. Tancré’s work communicates the link between thinking and feeling, between knowing and guessing, between appearance and the beyond. Some of the images deal with change and fleetingness, others aim at interpreting […]
to May 26. In this exhibition in the Main Gallery Joanna Rogers works with textiles, found objects and photographs and with traditional surface design techniques such as hand dying, shibori, and hand weaving. Playing with concepts of time, exploration, and experimentation, the pieces created often resemble recently unearthed artifacts from a possible future or an […]
to May 26. Timely Cloud is an exhibition in Joe’s Lounge of assemblages made out of materials that linger between recycling and garbage. Carolina Franzen combines objects of lost purpose by searching for a hidden cultural life in order to find new metaphors for it. Franzen achieves this through aesthetic play with various objects and […]
Shauna Jones is a Sunshine Coast artist who loves to move and play with paint. She primarily uses oil paint, sometimes combined with cold wax, and also plays with acrylic. Whatever medium she uses, she integrates texture to her pieces. Shauna's work outside of art has been to deliver coaching and educational programming for people […]
to May 26. This exhibition by Ines Tancré in the Main Gallery uses photography to question the reality and truth of what we see. Tancré’s work communicates the link between thinking and feeling, between knowing and guessing, between appearance and the beyond. Some of the images deal with change and fleetingness, others aim at interpreting […]
to May 26. In this exhibition in the Main Gallery Joanna Rogers works with textiles, found objects and photographs and with traditional surface design techniques such as hand dying, shibori, and hand weaving. Playing with concepts of time, exploration, and experimentation, the pieces created often resemble recently unearthed artifacts from a possible future or an […]
to May 26. Timely Cloud is an exhibition in Joe’s Lounge of assemblages made out of materials that linger between recycling and garbage. Carolina Franzen combines objects of lost purpose by searching for a hidden cultural life in order to find new metaphors for it. Franzen achieves this through aesthetic play with various objects and […]
Shauna Jones is a Sunshine Coast artist who loves to move and play with paint. She primarily uses oil paint, sometimes combined with cold wax, and also plays with acrylic. Whatever medium she uses, she integrates texture to her pieces. Shauna's work outside of art has been to deliver coaching and educational programming for people […]
to May 26. This exhibition by Ines Tancré in the Main Gallery uses photography to question the reality and truth of what we see. Tancré’s work communicates the link between thinking and feeling, between knowing and guessing, between appearance and the beyond. Some of the images deal with change and fleetingness, others aim at interpreting […]
to May 26. In this exhibition in the Main Gallery Joanna Rogers works with textiles, found objects and photographs and with traditional surface design techniques such as hand dying, shibori, and hand weaving. Playing with concepts of time, exploration, and experimentation, the pieces created often resemble recently unearthed artifacts from a possible future or an […]
to May 26. Timely Cloud is an exhibition in Joe’s Lounge of assemblages made out of materials that linger between recycling and garbage. Carolina Franzen combines objects of lost purpose by searching for a hidden cultural life in order to find new metaphors for it. Franzen achieves this through aesthetic play with various objects and […]
Shauna Jones is a Sunshine Coast artist who loves to move and play with paint. She primarily uses oil paint, sometimes combined with cold wax, and also plays with acrylic. Whatever medium she uses, she integrates texture to her pieces. Shauna's work outside of art has been to deliver coaching and educational programming for people […]
to May 26. This exhibition by Ines Tancré in the Main Gallery uses photography to question the reality and truth of what we see. Tancré’s work communicates the link between thinking and feeling, between knowing and guessing, between appearance and the beyond. Some of the images deal with change and fleetingness, others aim at interpreting […]
to May 26. In this exhibition in the Main Gallery Joanna Rogers works with textiles, found objects and photographs and with traditional surface design techniques such as hand dying, shibori, and hand weaving. Playing with concepts of time, exploration, and experimentation, the pieces created often resemble recently unearthed artifacts from a possible future or an […]
to May 26. Timely Cloud is an exhibition in Joe’s Lounge of assemblages made out of materials that linger between recycling and garbage. Carolina Franzen combines objects of lost purpose by searching for a hidden cultural life in order to find new metaphors for it. Franzen achieves this through aesthetic play with various objects and […]
Shauna Jones is a Sunshine Coast artist who loves to move and play with paint. She primarily uses oil paint, sometimes combined with cold wax, and also plays with acrylic. Whatever medium she uses, she integrates texture to her pieces. Shauna's work outside of art has been to deliver coaching and educational programming for people […]
Ines Tancré challenges the notion that photography simply reflects reality. Through her art, she delves into new perspectives and emotions, inviting the audience to explore the nuances of perception. With some selected works in her exhibition In-Versions she’ll showcase her concept, offering viewers a journey into the realm of alternative interpretations and hidden depths. Carolina […]
to May 26. This exhibition by Ines Tancré in the Main Gallery uses photography to question the reality and truth of what we see. Tancré’s work communicates the link between thinking and feeling, between knowing and guessing, between appearance and the beyond. Some of the images deal with change and fleetingness, others aim at interpreting […]
to May 26. In this exhibition in the Main Gallery Joanna Rogers works with textiles, found objects and photographs and with traditional surface design techniques such as hand dying, shibori, and hand weaving. Playing with concepts of time, exploration, and experimentation, the pieces created often resemble recently unearthed artifacts from a possible future or an […]
to May 26. Timely Cloud is an exhibition in Joe’s Lounge of assemblages made out of materials that linger between recycling and garbage. Carolina Franzen combines objects of lost purpose by searching for a hidden cultural life in order to find new metaphors for it. Franzen achieves this through aesthetic play with various objects and […]
Shauna Jones is a Sunshine Coast artist who loves to move and play with paint. She primarily uses oil paint, sometimes combined with cold wax, and also plays with acrylic. Whatever medium she uses, she integrates texture to her pieces. Shauna's work outside of art has been to deliver coaching and educational programming for people […]
to May 26. This exhibition by Ines Tancré in the Main Gallery uses photography to question the reality and truth of what we see. Tancré’s work communicates the link between thinking and feeling, between knowing and guessing, between appearance and the beyond. Some of the images deal with change and fleetingness, others aim at interpreting […]
to May 26. In this exhibition in the Main Gallery Joanna Rogers works with textiles, found objects and photographs and with traditional surface design techniques such as hand dying, shibori, and hand weaving. Playing with concepts of time, exploration, and experimentation, the pieces created often resemble recently unearthed artifacts from a possible future or an […]
to May 26. Timely Cloud is an exhibition in Joe’s Lounge of assemblages made out of materials that linger between recycling and garbage. Carolina Franzen combines objects of lost purpose by searching for a hidden cultural life in order to find new metaphors for it. Franzen achieves this through aesthetic play with various objects and […]
