Michelle Hamer : Are You Having A Good Night?
29 JANUARY to 21 MARCH 2021
Exhibitions
MICHELLE HAMER: ARE YOU HAVING A GOOD NIGHT?
29 January to 21 March 2021
Are You Having a Good Night? is a new body of work by acclaimed Australian contemporary artist Michelle Hamer...
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SHANNON GARSON : SHIMMERING WORLD
29 January to 21 March 2021
An exhibition of ceramic works by popular local Maleny artist Shannon Garson...
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YANNI VAN ZIJL : CASUISTRY
29 January to 21 March 2021
A new, immersive sensory installation by local Sunshine Coast artist Yanni Van Zijl...
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A 2021 Floating Land Biennale information session will be held on Friday March 5th at 11.30am at the Apollonian Hotel in Boreen Point. Noosa Regional Gallery Director and Floating Land Curator Michael Brennan will be onsite to talk about this year’s themes and answer questions. Please register your interest to attend:
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