MAIN CURATED EXHIBITIONS
Now showing
Gallery 1,3
Mostyn Bramley-Moore, Cardenio 2024, Acrylic & graphite on canvas, 74.5 x 67.5 cm
MOSTYN BRAMLEY-MOORE
Stimming
The general area that I’ve been addressing in the studio over the last couple of years has been the eternal vulnerability of documents and cultural information. We live in an age of false news, conspiracy theories, the reckless disposal of valuable material and a general awareness that previously trusted platforms can no longer be relied upon to present accurate facts. I started thinking more deeply about historical aspects of this when I read Irene Vallejo’s book Papyrus: The Invention of Books in the Ancient World.
These are paintings about erasure, palimpsests, cultural loss and the human impulse to reconfigure reality.
~ Mostyn Bramley-Moore
Exhibition dates
1 July – 2 August 2025 (extended)
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Now showing
Gallery 4,5
Judi Dransfield Kuepper, Ripples 2025, Archival print on cotton rag
SUSAN LEWAY
JUDI DRANSFIELD KUEPPER
Ripples
Ripples brings together new photographic works by Susan Leway and Judi Dransfield Kuepper — two artists whose distinct practices share a deep commitment to thoughtful image-making. The exhibition reflects their longstanding creative dialogue and friendship, developed over a decade of shared artistic inquiry.
We warmly invite you to join the artists and gallery team to celebrate the opening of this much awaited exhibition.
Exhibition dates
26 July – 16 August 2025
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Coming soon
Gallery 1
JACK RODGERS
DOMINIC REIDY
Hard Work
Woolloongabba Art Gallery presents “HARD WORK”, an exhibition of new work by Dominic Reidy and Jack Rodgers. Rodgers paints portraits of fishermen from photographs found on the walls of his local fishmonger. These paintings are a celebration of his family’s trips to the ‘fisho’ and a satirical poke at tanlines, beer guts and Aussie male past times. Reidy is similarly interested in the rituals associated with an 'Aussie' identity. His small sculptures aim to document and question the way dominant masculinity is presented and performed in a culture where seemingly meaningless rites of passage take place around blowmould altars.
Opening event
Saturday, 9 August 3pm – 6pm
Exhibition dates
5 August – 30 August 2025
WAG.GALLERY
CONTEMPORARY LEASE SPACE
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Gallery 3
NANA KAWAMURA
Beacon of Colors
道標の色
Solo exhibition of painting artworks.
Opening event
Saturday, 9 August 3pm – 6pm
Exhibition dates
5 August – 16 August 2025
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Coming soon
Gallery 2
Tomoko Fukushi, How to sit 2021, Adhesive sheet on the wall, Dimensions variable
IN TOUCH 2025
オーストラリアと日本をつなぐ
クリエイティブプロジェクト
Connective Creative Activities between Australia and Japan.
Exhibition of small objects, printmaking, mixed media, installation artworks and associated writing.
Artists:
ABE Daisuke 阿部大介
Linda DENNIS リンダ・デニス
FUKUSHI Tomoko 福士朋子
Elizabeth SHAW エリザベス・ショー
Opening event
Saturday, 9 August 3pm – 6pm
Exhibition dates
9 August – 16 August 2025
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