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Exhibitions

'A THEORY ON COLOUR'

Featuring  Isabella Duggan - 'Mishap Art'

For our final exhibition of the year, we are excited to welcome Isabella Duggan (nee Hafner) to the Gallery with her exhibition that is all about colour.

 

Izzy, as she is known, is one of the many talented young artists that the North Burnett Shire is proud to call their own. With a diploma in Fine Arts, Izzy first displayed her textile work at the Gallery some years ago.

 

With this solo exhibition “A Theory on Colour” she invites you to find the joy in her creations, learn how science comes into it, and be inspired by the fun of it all.

 

Izzy is an accomplished watercolour artist and held a successful workshop at the Gallery last year. We are hoping she will hold more workshops in the future, so please email us to register your interest!

 

Another of Izzy’s achievements is the beautiful Kookaburra she painted on one of our roadside signs; this one is on the River Road on the way to Mundubbera, just a short distance out of Gayndah.

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"I’m Izzy, also known as ‘Mishap Art’, and I am an Australian artist, illustrator, designer and small business owner! I’m 24 years old, living in rural Queensland.

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 I’ve always had a passion for art and lucky to have been surrounded by creativity my entire life. In 2017 I graduated university with a diploma in Fine Arts.

 

I’ve continued to grow and have exhibited in multiple group exhibitions and a solo exhibition."

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2024 Exhibition Dates

22 October to 14 December - Isabella Duggan (nee Hafner)

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2025 Exhibition Dates

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

21 January to 15 March - Our Journey - Susan Cook and Wendy McNeil

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18 March to 10 May - Orange Festival Exhibition & Competition

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13 May to 5 July - Cynthia Mahomet

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8 July to 30 August - Dr Kaya Barry

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2 September to 25 October - Kevin Rogers - Master Pencil Artist

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28 October to 20 December - Zarabella Bambling

CHANGE OF EXHIBITION – JANUARY 2025

Due to circumstances beyond everybody’s control, the exhibition scheduled to open at the Gallery in January 2025 has had to be postponed.  “Coalstoun Lakes Cropping” will now be exhibited in the second half of 2026, and we will look forward to that immensely. Meanwhile, a couple of lovely ladies have had their names down for a long time to step in, should a cancellation happen, so we are absolutely delighted that Susan Cook and Wendy McNeil will exhibit their distinctive art from 21 January 2025.

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Please visit our 'Events & Workshops' page to see a preview of Susan and Wendy's exhibition and our 'Invitation' to Isabella's current show. Enjoy!

For Exhibitors

The Gallery provides opportunities for artists working in all genres, to display their artistic skills as well as showcasing the region’s art and culture to visiting public. Bringing long term benefits to individuals and the community at large.

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2024 is currently fully booked and only 1 possible unconfirmed exhibition in 2025. 2026 is currently open for bookings. If you are interested in exhibiting at Gayndah Art Gallery, we would love to hear from you.

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Please contact the Gallery to discuss your requirements and available dates.

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