Activities at the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum

Experimenting with Collage 

Drop in to the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum these school holidays to enjoy exceptional exhibitions on display and participate in a self-guided activity. Using provided art-making materials, create your own otherworldly collage inspired by Judith Parrott’s Locked Up & Laughing or Joanne Kerr’s Open Roads, Closed Borders exhibitions.  

All ages welcome 
10am-5pm, Monday, 28 June- Saturday, 10 July  

Ecoprinting workshop 

Come along to make organic art with experienced Local Visual & Community Artist Melissa Peacock! You will use plants, leaves and flowers to create exquisite eco-prints, inspired by the flora of our Region and your own backyards. 

Year 6-9 
2-4pm, Tuesday, 29 June 
Year 10-12 
1.30-4.30pm, Wednesday, 30 June 
Free, bookings required, 4976 6766 

Fractured Landscape: mixed media workshop with Geoff Head 

Join experienced local artist Geoff Head to explore paint and drawing media on paper. Inspired by Geoff’s current exhibition Over the Fence you will work on a part of a larger image, celebrating local landscape. At the end of the workshop individual works will be put together and photographed as a collaboration. 

Year 6-9  
10.30am-12.30pm, Thursday, 1 July 
Free, bookings required, 4976 6766  

Suburban Landscape: acrylic workshop with Geoff Head 

Join experienced local artist Geoff Head to explore the painting medium, from surface preparation to painting and collage with a variety of textures. Inspired by Geoff’s current exhibition Over the Fence you will create your personal interpretation of the natural or built environment. 

Year 10-12  
1.30-4.30pm, Thursday, 1 July  
Free, bookings required, 4976 6766  

NAIDOC Week workshops with Patricia Coleman (Byellee) 

Children will create colourful images of local animals and explore Byellee language with local artist Patricia Coleman. Inspired by Patricia’s exhibition Gladstone my home, my Byellee Country. 

Prep – Year 6  
10.30am – 12pm, Tuesday, 6 July 
10.30am – 12pm, Thursday, 8 July  
Free, bookings required, 4976 6766  

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