Coming back to Petrie Terrace Gallery in 2024 is the upcoming Art: Japan exhibition!
An exciting exhibition of over 200 artworks created by 200 of Japan’s most promising artists. All produced entirely in Japan, the pieces exhibited include both 2D and 3D works, along with original artist created merchandise. With works spanning a variety of genres, from pop to modern, kawaii to traditional Japanese, and exploring a range of themes, materials and forms of expression, this exhibition is sure to include something for all art lovers. Although on first inspection, they may seem random in nature, each artist in the exhibition has been carefully selected, through their individuality, to showcase the amazing breadth of Japanese contemporary art.
Mid-exhibition there will be a change over of artworks, as from Wednesday, 13th of March a new batch of Japanese artworks will be on display at the gallery!
The Opening Night will also be held on Thursday, 7th of March at 7pm. This is a free event held at Petrie Terrace Gallery.
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Mark is excited to be reuniting with RQAS to present his 6th solo show in four years titled Contemplation. This new exhibition showcases his multifaceted and unique abstract style, and includes semi-realistic landscapes and cityscapes. His vibrant combinations of gouache and acrylics with ink and coloured pencil, elevate his paintings and drawings to a level that’s highly collectible.
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The Royal Queensland Art Society (Brisbane Branch) is excited to unveil the highly anticipated Abstraction Exhibition now in its seventh year, at the Petrie Terrace Gallery. This exhibition will showcase…
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The Arts Collective Red Show will be on show at Petrie Terrace Gallery from Wednesday, 24th April to Sunday, 28th April, 2024.
More details coming soon!
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Back in 2024, the ever popular Brisbane: Landmarks, Landscapes & Personalities exhibition will include the popular Paint-out event as well as featuring southeast Queensland's places and people.
Artists are asked to engage with the unique heritage and characters of Brisbane, the surrounding cities and hinterland: from Noosa down to the border and out to the Great Dividing Range, show us what you love about South-East Queensland and its many attractions.
Artists are invited to submit artworks in their own choice of media including both 2D and 3D.
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The artworks created for ‘Dreamscape’ are in response to the rise of AI in our lives (No AI was used in the creation of the artworks). Luella wanted to create something purely human, that doesn’t have the taint of the mechanical. Therefore, the artworks are inspired by her dreams.
Artificial intelligence does not dream as we do, does it?
Welcome to the 134th Royal Queensland Art Society's Members Annual Art Exhibition! This year's exhibition showcases the incredible talent and creativity of our members across six sections of entry.
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Connections and Reconnections will showcase artworks from the RQAS collection, and will be on show at Petrie Terrace Gallery from Thursday, 18th of July to Wednesday, 31st of July, 2024. There will also be an opening event with an artist talk and art auction, more details coming soon!
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Join the celebration of Brisbane portrait artists and their sitters at the 2024 Brisbane Portrait Prize Salon des Refusés. This annual event aims to encourage public engagement with the arts while showcasing the talents of local portrait artists.
The Salon des Refusés is a partnership between the Brisbane Portrait Prize and the Royal Queensland Art Society, and features works selected by Salon Judges. The exhibition provides excellent exposure for the artists who have entered the Brisbane Portrait Prize but were not selected as finalists.
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A retrospective exhibition of three renowned Queensland contemporary 20th-century artists: John Rigby (1922-2012), Joy Roggenkamp (1928-1999), and Frank de Silva (1913-1981). All three artists had ties to the RQAS throughout their careers, enriching the local art scene with their unique perspectives and talents.
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