Congratulations to Leah Bullen & all the other winners and finalists.

If we can’t get our Facebook page working by 7:30 pm (Qld time) we will provide an alternative live streaming site here.

Join us for our official awards ceremony and exhibition opening of the 2021 Stanthorpe Art Prize. We will also be live-streaming the awards part of the event on our Facebook page.

Visit the Stanthorpe Art Prize (20 February - 18 April) and celebrate the arts with an art road-trip across South-East Queensland and Northern NSW.

We had a great time celebrating this huge year with all our wonderful volunteers.

Would you like to purchase unique Christmas gifts and support local artists at the same time? The Gallery boutique is an excellent place to source handmade gifts for your loved ones this Christmas. From jewelry to silk scarves to pottery and paintings, there’s something to suit all tastes and budgets.

Gallery Director, Mary Findlay, chats to Imagined Boundaries artists, Rob Allen & Adrian Ashman.

Winners of the 2020 Crisps Youth Art Prize:

Every year Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery hosts the CRISPS Youth Art Prize. Always inspirational, but this year has been amazing.

Aria-nominated and internationally regarded virtuoso indie quintet Topology, operating successfully out of Brisbane for over two decades, announced today, on the back of their 16th album release, the WE WILL RISE live performance co-hosted by Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery on Monday 12 October 6:00pm.

Seeing youth experiment and develop their skills in art is a highlight of my year. This is one of the most important exhibitions. This exhibition celebrates the creativity of our youth. It gives the youngsters a chance to be a part of something that could inspire them to continue on with their creativity or in later years pick it up again.

Informal workshops with the Gallery Marketing & Communications Manager, Michelle Conkas.

Silk & Steel by artists Maria Mastro & Gabriele Trabucco opens tomorrow, 6 August at 10am. An exciting exhibition which brings together the juxtaposed mediums of silk and steel: The beauty and exquisite gowns opposed with the harshness and creativity of metal sculpture. These works provoke and inform the viewer of their own life experiences, personal beliefs and values.

Thanks to all our fabulous volunteers for all the contributions for the 28 Days project. This is our final instalment.

Our Winter program is now available.

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During the month, we'll be sharing stories and images of art to celebrate our reopening.

Over the next month, we'll be sharing stories and images of art to celebrate our reopening.

The WEEROONA sculpture group celebrates the use of Weeroona Park as a meeting point for a diversity of community groups. These include youth week concerts, Apple and Grape Multicultural Festival, art events for all ages, indigenous activities including NAIDOC week, ‘Joyous Under Eights’ activities, band practice and performances. In view of the above, WEEROONA is designed to evoke an appropriate complementary, celebratory/festive atmosphere consistent with the park’s use.