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Gallery Hours Monday – Friday, 8.30am – 4.45pm. Free Admission.
Ph (07) 4621 6600 E: g[email protected]
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Gallery Hours:Monday – Friday : 8.30am – 4.45pm.
Free Admission.
CURRENT EXHIBITION
Kurangkuru Jardi
Group of People Having Come A Long Way
A group exhibition featuring works on paper by Mornington Island artists: Helena Gabori, Dorothy Gabori, Ethel Thomas, Dolly Loogatha, Amanda Gabori, Amy Loogatha, Elsie Gabori and Netta Loogatha.
Mornington Island Art is a thriving aboriginal art centre located on Mornington Island in the Gulf of Carpentaria.
The exhibition will close in the middle of March 2022.
FUTURE EXHIBITIONS
Evolution of Art by Donna Rivers
March 2022 - May 2022
Donna has created a body of work that resembles the relationship of the COVID -19 restrictions and our lifestyle. Her love for colour stands out in her art pieces. She believes that form and colour take place from her surroundings and outback way of life.
GAP- Grassland Art Prize
May 2022 - July 2022
The inaugural Grassland Art Prize (GAP) competition.
$7000 prize money in total.
Sponsored by The Harvey Black Group, Sanderson Family Trust, Geoff and Cassie Swanson, and the Tambo Arts Council Inc.
$7000 prize money in total.
Sponsored by The Harvey Black Group, Sanderson Family Trust, Geoff and Cassie Swanson, and the Tambo Arts Council Inc.
2022 - Gallery Program
THE 2022 GALLERY PROGRAM
The Tambo Arts Council have compiled an exciting and diverse program of exhibitions for Grasslands 2021. A program of workshops is being developed.
View the full program.
View the full program.
The Grassland Art Gallery is a public exhibition space located centrally in Tambo and is free to visit.
The front façade of the building references a historical shop that occupied this site in earlier times.
The Gallery is the only Council-supported, purpose-built, climate controlled facility within a 300km radius, extending from Longreach to Roma.
The Grassland Art Gallery has a contemporary cool and inviting exhibition area that has a running space of 40 metres. It has a rotating exhibition program of locally produced and curated displays, regional artists and touring exhibitions. The gallery programming is managed by the Tambo Arts Council in a collaboration with the Blackall-Tambo Regional Council’s Arts and Cultural Officer.
The Gallery offers a large community workshop and meeting space that is well equipped for a range of events and activities. The Foyer area provides further display space and has a small shop selling artisan products and giftware. It is the cultural hub that also connects and interacts closely with the historical precinct in presenting Tambo’s rich cultural heritage. A relaxing courtyard connects the Gallery and workshop spaces.
Take a virtual tour of Grassland Art Gallery on Google360°
Contact
For further information please contact the Gallery Liaison Officer
Taylor Smith - (07) 4621 6600 | [email protected]
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