QCA Galleries

POSTPONED: Grim Life Class Traditionalism
24 Mar

POSTPONED: Grim Life Class Traditionalism

This group of artists from the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University collectively gravitates towards drawing and body - navigating the terrain of the model/artist relationship and self-portraiture.
CANCELLED: Unhomely: A Place to Hang Your Hat
24 Mar

CANCELLED: Unhomely: A Place to Hang Your Hat

Five undergraduate students from the Queensland College of Art, Griffith University, explore themes of loss and decomposition. Each of the works link to one another, and are used as reference points by which we may explore the meaning which can be found in the temporal.
Translations in Symmetry and Surface: Jo Bone and Aaron Micallef
10 Mar

Translations in Symmetry and Surface: Jo Bone and Aaron Micallef

Translations in Symmetry and Surface: Glass artists Jo Bone and Aaron Micallef have a shared passion for the medium of glass, and complementary aesthetic approaches revolving around pattern, symmetry and intricacy in the natural world.
Wildflowers of the Granite Belt: Out of Oblivion | Renata Buziak
10 Mar

Wildflowers of the Granite Belt: Out of Oblivion | Renata Buziak

Wildflowers of the Granite Belt Belt: Out of Oblivion by Renata Buziak presents works created over several years on a forested private property at Wilson's Downfall near Stanthorpe.
Translations in Symmetry and Surface : Jo Bone and Aaron Micallef
10 Mar

Translations in Symmetry and Surface : Jo Bone and Aaron Micallef

Glass artists Jo Bone and Aaron Micallef have a shared passion for the medium of glass, and complementary aesthetic approaches revolving around pattern, symmetry and intricacy in the natural world.
Wildflowers of the Granite Belt Belt: Out of Oblivion by Renata Buziak
10 Mar

Wildflowers of the Granite Belt Belt: Out of Oblivion by Renata Buziak

Wildflowers of the Granite Belt Belt: Out of Oblivion by Renata Buziak presents works created over several years on a forested private property at Wilson's Downfall near Stanthorpe.