October 23rd — November 2nd

Exploring the symbolic and literal weight of the DEATH MASK. 30 artists reimagine the traditional form. Transforming ceramic face casts, made by Clairy Laurence into reflections of identity, mortality, and transformation.

October 23rd — November 2nd

In Catharsis Vases, Sarah Castle joins and reshapes pots by hand, responding to how the clay moves and shifts beneath her fingers. Accidents and changes in form become part of the work, turning functional vessels into expressive pieces with their own presence.

October 23rd — November 5th
Floralia is spring uncontained, a collision of colour, life, and renewal. It’s a celebration of flora and fauna at their most vibrant. Nature in full bloom, unapologetic and untamed.

November 6th — November 12th

BOUND and BECOMING explores the labour and legacy of womanhood through the lens of five artists. Their works move between restriction and renewal, revealing strength in both the limits and the growth that follow.

November 6th - November 12th

The Gleaming is a new body of work by David Usher exploring memory, light, and landscape. Inspired by Western Queensland, these paintings and ceramics capture the quiet persistence of familiar places and the shimmer of late afternoon reverie.

November 20th — November 26th

Urbanity brings together a series of large-scale paintings capturing Brisbane in the 1980s, through its homes, streets, sunsets, and skyline. Through scenes of a city in flux, these works capture lived experience and reveal a place unmistakably Brisbane.

November 27th — December 3rd

Gallery 1: HOME | An exhibition of Jane Du Rand's past and present students
Gallery 2: HOME | Collaboration and work by Kalyanii Holden and Jane du Rand
All are welcome to roll through and experience the work.

December 18th — December 21st

Four days. Over 50 artists. Hundreds of original works. All priced between $50 and $500. Small Works is your chance to snap up an original piece, for your walls or someone else’s.