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Art in the gardens: Exhibition and original art sale
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Art in the gardens: Exhibition and original art sale

From Brisbane City Council · Last checked 15 Nov. That's our last look, not a live ticket check.

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The lowdown

Visit the historic Richard Randall Art Studio within the Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha for Art in the Gardens, an original fine art exhibition and sale presented by four local artists.The exhibition features original watercolours, contemporary landscapes, botanical works, and marine paintings by Shruti Kashikar, Paquita Fadden, Juana Bernardo, and Leonie Seabrook. Alongside framed gallery pieces, visitors can browse fine art greeting cards and handmade gifts - ideal for seasonal gift shopping.The exhibition also hosts a featured curatorial preview: Trailblazing Women - 14 Portraits from Modern Australian Politics by Paquita Fadden. Shown together for the first time, this cohesive portrait archive commemorates 14 pioneering women who broke institutional glass ceilings in national leadership, painted in single mineral watercolours on textured canvas.The studio is wheelchair accessible and located near the gardens' bamboo grove, minutes from the cafe and parking.

Where to rock up

Richard Randall Art Studio, Toowong, Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha, 152 Mount Coot-tha Road, Toowong

Getting there

Shown together for the first time, this cohesive portrait archive commemorates 14 pioneering women who broke institutional glass ceilings in national leadership, painted in single mineral watercolours on textured canvas.The studio is wheelchair accessible and located near the gardens' bamboo grove,

Accessibility

Shown together for the first time, this cohesive portrait archive commemorates 14 pioneering women who broke institutional glass ceilings in national leadership, painted in single mineral watercolours on textured canvas.The studio is wheelchair accessible and located near the gardens' bamboo grove,

Age

Suitable for all ages