Our key venues for arts and culture offer year-round cultural experiences.
Nancy Brown, Some of us are looking at stars, (detail), 2019, printed and folded cobalt printed porcelain. Courtesy of the artist.
23 May – 12 July
GALLERY 1
Every home should have one
FS Helfisch and Nancy Brown
FS Helfisch, Every home should have one (detail), 2023, acrylic on wood. Courtesy the artist.
Long term collaborators, FS Helfisch and Nancy Brown, create a new installation for Logan Art Gallery that explores their shared interest in decorative pattern-making to reconcile everyday experience with art.
GALLERY 2
Robyn Daw young visual artist scholarship finalists
Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship finalists exhibition, Logan Art Gallery, 24 April–1 June 2024. Photograph Chris Bennie.
An exhibition of work by the selected finalists of the 2025 Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship. The scholarship aims to support young artists in the City of Logan whose practices relate to their cultural background/s, through professional development, exhibition exposure, and financial assistance.
18 June – 12 July
PROJECT SPACE
Rehabilitation of self: processing grief and past trauma through portraiture
Andrea Carroll
Andrea Carroll, Seething Diptych, 2023, acrylic on canvas. Courtesy the artist.
In Rehabilitation of self, Rochedale South artist, Andrea Carroll, explores how portraiture can process grief, past trauma, and mental health.
YOUNG PEOPLES GALLERY & FOYER
Uncle Reg Knox memorial exhibition
Reginald Knox, Scrubby Creek (detail), 1997, oil on canvas. Logan Art Collection. Purchased 1997.
Logan Art Gallery’s annual exhibition of work by local First Nations artists, named in honour of Uncle Reg Knox (1934-2020), is selected by local elders.
