Image: Henry Steiner Pendant/brooch and pair of ear pendants set, in fitted case c.1870 18 carat gold, seed pearls, diamonds. National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Purchased 2012
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The Ipswich Art Gallery is delighted to present a National Gallery of Australia Exhibition.
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Shadow puppets in space! Two brothers embark on an epic quest to find a new home planet. Award-winning Bunk Puppets, creators of ‘Swamp Juice’ and ‘Sticks Stones Broken Bones’, present this new, delicious, DIY theatre event.
Image: Matthew Cheyne Take what you need 2018 (detail) | Oil on canvas, 140 x 120 cm. Courtesy of the artist.
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In his latest exhibition titled Theory of Flaw, local artist Matthew Cheyne is taking his work in a new direction. Join us for the Exhibition Launch Event on Saturday 28 July, 3pm.
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Shadow puppets in space! Two brothers embark on an epic quest to find a new home planet. Award-winning Bunk Puppets, creators of ‘Swamp Juice’ and ‘Sticks Stones Broken Bones’, present this new, delicious, DIY theatre event.
Image: The Buhrich House II, architect Hugh Buhrich. Photograph © Michael Wee
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Presented in partnership with Architecture Foundation Australia is a behind-the-scenes exploration of 30 of the most important Australian homes of the past 60 years.
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Design and build your very own flying creation to test in the Wind Tubes. See your creation take flight and soar to the ceiling, and defy gravity by hovering high overhead… or just fall to the floor. It’s all about air and invention, with a little bit of mid-air mayhem.
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Shadow puppets in space! Two brothers embark on an epic quest to find a new home planet. Award-winning Bunk Puppets, creators of ‘Swamp Juice’ and ‘Sticks Stones Broken Bones’, present this new, delicious, DIY theatre event.
Image: Bruce Buchanan Claremont 2004 (detail) | Watercolour on paper, 67 x 100cm. Ipswich Art Gallery Collection. Commissioned with funds donated by the Friends of the Ipswich Art Gallery, 2005
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This selection of ‘house portraits’ examines the city’s significant domestic architectural heritage as seen through the eyes of contemporary Queensland artists.
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