Lapunyah Art Gallery
80-86 Heeney Street, Chinchilla QLD 4413
Events at this location
november
01nov10:00 am06dec(dec 6)2:00 pmPerspective - the 2023 QRAA Touring ExhibitionChinchilla Exhibition
Time
November 1 (Friday) 10:00 am - December 6 (Friday) 2:00 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my time
Location
Lapunyah Art Gallery
80-86 Heeney Street, Chinchilla QLD 4413
Event Details
Perspective is the touring exhibition of Flying Arts Alliance’s signature art prize, the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA). Opening hours: Tues
Event Details
Perspective is the touring exhibition of Flying Arts Alliance’s signature art prize, the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA).
Opening hours:
Tues – Fri, 10am – 2pm
Saturday, 9am – 12noon
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
In 2023, the QRAA invited artists to enter work which considers the concept of ‘Perspective’ in its many facets, viewpoints, and nuances. The theme plays on a term known in the visual arts and relevant to our modern society.
Perspective features the winners’, highly commended and finalists’ works, selected by judges Jonathan McBurnie and Fiona Foley. The exhibition is comprised of 36 works, featuring a diverse range of mediums selected across nine award categories, showcasing the immense talent that exists throughout regional Queensland.
Accompanying Perspective is the Mervyn Moriarty Landscape Exhibition. The exhibition is comprised of a selection landscape artwork in any medium, in homage to Mervyn’s penchant for ‘en plein air’ landscape painting.
Image: Lincoln Austin, i saw myself, in you, wondering, how did i get here, 2023. synthetic polymer paint on aluminium composite board.
Time
November 1 (Friday) 10:00 am - December 6 (Friday) 2:00 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my time
Location
Lapunyah Art Gallery
80-86 Heeney Street, Chinchilla QLD 4413
Event Details
Opening Hours: Tues – Fri, 10am – 2pm Saturday, 9am – 12noon Flying Art Alliance’s founder, Mervyn Moriarty
Event Details
Opening Hours:
Tues – Fri, 10am – 2pm
Saturday, 9am – 12noon
Flying Art Alliance’s founder, Mervyn Moriarty OAM, was a legendary figure in the arts. He was an extraordinary art teacher and artist with a passion to bring the arts to the rural, regional and remote places. He learnt to fly to be able to achieve this passion.
Honouring Mervyn Moriarty’s legacy, Flying Arts offers the The Mervyn Moriarty Landscape Award as a category of the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA). The prize awards a landscape artwork in any medium, in homage to Mervyn’s penchant for ‘en plein air’ landscape painting.
Over 50 years on, thanks to the strong state-wide networks that Merv created, Flying Arts continues to provide transformative art experiences. The organisation has evolved from its early days, however the vision of Merv has remained steadfast.
The Mervyn Moriarty Landscape Award is proudly sponsored by Mitchell Fine Art, Watco East West, Chroma Australia, Rockhampton Museum of Art, Flying Arts Alliance and a donor.
Image: Adrienne Williams, Banksia dusk after fire, 2023, Oil on board.
Image Credit: Adrienne Williams.
Additional Information
Award Sponsors:
Mitchell Fine Art b
rings over 25 years of experience in the Art industry and showcases a selection of Australia’s leading Aboriginal and Contemporary artists in its modern gallery space in Fortitude Valley in Brisbane.
Presenting an annual exhibition calendar of solo and group exhibitions, Mitchell Fine Art holds regular exhibition openings and artists talks and welcomes art lovers to mingle and engage with the artists.
Watco Australia is a rail logistics services company providing comprehensive rail freight solutions across Australia. Headquartered in Western Australia, it has operations across Western Australia as well as Queensland and New South Wales.
Rockhampton Museum of Art is where the Rockhampton region is inspired, engaged and enriched by art. They engage with their regional community and its visitors through programs that encourage participation and appreciation of the visual arts.
Chroma is committed to providing creative solutions for artists. Since 1965, Chroma’s fine art acrylics, oils and multiple grades of student acrylic, tempera and specialty paints and mediums help artists of all ages express their unique vision of a colourful world. With manufacturing facilities located in Australia and the USA, Chroma provides the world with paint.
Time
(Saturday) 10:00 am - 4:00 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my time
Location
Lapunyah Art Gallery
80-86 Heeney Street, Chinchilla QLD 4413
Event Details
23 November 2024 10am – 4pm Begging with a discussion around Lincoln Austin’s experiences of making art for public spaces, the group will then be presented with a Public Artwork Brief, outlining
Event Details
23 November 2024
10am – 4pm
Begging with a discussion around Lincoln Austin’s experiences of making art for public spaces, the group will then be presented with a Public Artwork Brief, outlining the parameters for the possible production of a public artwork in a specific location around Chinchilla. A group discussion to identify possible creative approaches, public safety issues, concepts, histories and any questions around the brief will guide us into a day of research, discussion, drawing and model making, either in small groups or individually. The workshop will conclude with each creative proposal being presented to the group for further discussion. Lincoln’s approach to teaching is as advisor and facilitator, the group is encouraged to negotiate the progression of the workshop. Lincoln will be present to offer candid advice, technical knowledge, and assist participants in expressing and refining their creative ambitions.
What to bring
- Writing material
- Hat
- Sunscreen
- Enclosed footwear
- Water bottle
- Lunch/snacks
Venue
Lapunyah Art Gallery Chinchilla
86 Heeney St, Chinchilla QLD 4413
Cover image: Lincoln Austin
Additional Information
Your facilitator:
Lincoln Austin is known for their sculptural and multi-media works employing geometry, optics and scale to playfully explore the blurred boundaries between Ideal and Physical realities. Austin employs art to investigate ideas circulating around notions of perception and preconception. Specifically, how perception and situation effect understanding, and how interaction might alter perception. This analysis has prompted them to make art that encourages the movement of the viewer to activate optical potential within their work.
Lincoln Austin has held solo exhibitions in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, including at the Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane (2009), Caloundra Regional Gallery (2016) and Bundaberg Regional Gallery (2018). Their work has been featured in group exhibitions including ‘Open, Closed’ Queensland University of Technology Art Museum (2012) and ‘Light Play’ University of Queensland Art Museum (2015). Their work has been included in group exhibitions in Italy, Switzerland, the UK and Japan.
Austin’s work is held in many public collections including QAGoMA, the UQ Art Museum, QUT Art Museum, and Artbank. Austin has completed 21 Public Art commissions around SE Queensland since 2005. In 2015, Austin undertook an Australia Council residency at the British School at Rome. In 2017 and 2020 Austin received project funding through Arts Queensland to develop new work. In 2021 Austin presented a 20-year survey exhibition ‘The space between us’ at Ipswich Art Gallery. In 2023 they won the ‘Art for life” category of QFAA’s Queensland Regional Art Awards. In 2024 Austin returned to the British school at Rome for a 1 month residency, supported by the RADF, and received project funding through Arts Queensland to develop an exhibition for Rockhampton Museum of Art in 2025.
Lincoln Austin is represented commercially by Jan Murphy Gallery, Brisbane.
december
01nov10:00 am06dec(dec 6)2:00 pmPerspective - the 2023 QRAA Touring ExhibitionChinchilla Exhibition
Time
November 1 (Friday) 10:00 am - December 6 (Friday) 2:00 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my time
Location
Lapunyah Art Gallery
80-86 Heeney Street, Chinchilla QLD 4413
Event Details
Perspective is the touring exhibition of Flying Arts Alliance’s signature art prize, the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA). Opening hours: Tues
Event Details
Perspective is the touring exhibition of Flying Arts Alliance’s signature art prize, the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA).
Opening hours:
Tues – Fri, 10am – 2pm
Saturday, 9am – 12noon
ABOUT THE EXHIBITION
In 2023, the QRAA invited artists to enter work which considers the concept of ‘Perspective’ in its many facets, viewpoints, and nuances. The theme plays on a term known in the visual arts and relevant to our modern society.
Perspective features the winners’, highly commended and finalists’ works, selected by judges Jonathan McBurnie and Fiona Foley. The exhibition is comprised of 36 works, featuring a diverse range of mediums selected across nine award categories, showcasing the immense talent that exists throughout regional Queensland.
Accompanying Perspective is the Mervyn Moriarty Landscape Exhibition. The exhibition is comprised of a selection landscape artwork in any medium, in homage to Mervyn’s penchant for ‘en plein air’ landscape painting.
Image: Lincoln Austin, i saw myself, in you, wondering, how did i get here, 2023. synthetic polymer paint on aluminium composite board.
Time
November 1 (Friday) 10:00 am - December 6 (Friday) 2:00 pm(GMT+10:00) View in my time
Location
Lapunyah Art Gallery
80-86 Heeney Street, Chinchilla QLD 4413
Event Details
Opening Hours: Tues – Fri, 10am – 2pm Saturday, 9am – 12noon Flying Art Alliance’s founder, Mervyn Moriarty
Event Details
Opening Hours:
Tues – Fri, 10am – 2pm
Saturday, 9am – 12noon
Flying Art Alliance’s founder, Mervyn Moriarty OAM, was a legendary figure in the arts. He was an extraordinary art teacher and artist with a passion to bring the arts to the rural, regional and remote places. He learnt to fly to be able to achieve this passion.
Honouring Mervyn Moriarty’s legacy, Flying Arts offers the The Mervyn Moriarty Landscape Award as a category of the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA). The prize awards a landscape artwork in any medium, in homage to Mervyn’s penchant for ‘en plein air’ landscape painting.
Over 50 years on, thanks to the strong state-wide networks that Merv created, Flying Arts continues to provide transformative art experiences. The organisation has evolved from its early days, however the vision of Merv has remained steadfast.
The Mervyn Moriarty Landscape Award is proudly sponsored by Mitchell Fine Art, Watco East West, Chroma Australia, Rockhampton Museum of Art, Flying Arts Alliance and a donor.
Image: Adrienne Williams, Banksia dusk after fire, 2023, Oil on board.
Image Credit: Adrienne Williams.
Additional Information
Award Sponsors:
Mitchell Fine Art brings over 25 years of experience in the Art industry and showcases a selection of Australia’s leading Aboriginal and Contemporary artists in its modern gallery space in Fortitude Valley in Brisbane.
Presenting an annual exhibition calendar of solo and group exhibitions, Mitchell Fine Art holds regular exhibition openings and artists talks and welcomes art lovers to mingle and engage with the artists.
Watco Australia is a rail logistics services company providing comprehensive rail freight solutions across Australia. Headquartered in Western Australia, it has operations across Western Australia as well as Queensland and New South Wales.
Rockhampton Museum of Art is where the Rockhampton region is inspired, engaged and enriched by art. They engage with their regional community and its visitors through programs that encourage participation and appreciation of the visual arts.
Chroma is committed to providing creative solutions for artists. Since 1965, Chroma’s fine art acrylics, oils and multiple grades of student acrylic, tempera and specialty paints and mediums help artists of all ages express their unique vision of a colourful world. With manufacturing facilities located in Australia and the USA, Chroma provides the world with paint.