Living in Ipswich: New Work by Jane du Rand
“Living in Ipswich” presents a charismatic and quirky selection of Ipswich’s ‘Queenslander’ houses, each recreated in miniature as a glazed ceramic sculpture. Reminiscent of little stage sets, the sculptures first project the homes’ façades, timber fretwork and iron balustrades, and then, looking through the windows, they reveal the intimate narratives of the lives lived within. […]
"Living in Ipswich" presents a charismatic and quirky selection of Ipswich’s ‘Queenslander’ houses, each recreated in miniature as a glazed ceramic sculpture.
Reminiscent of little stage sets, the sculptures first project the homes’ façades, timber fretwork and iron balustrades, and then, looking through the windows, they reveal the intimate narratives of the lives lived within.
South African born ceramic artist Jane du Rand, immigrated to Australia in 2014. Today she lives in a ‘Queenslander’ in Ipswich.
This project was assisted by RADF. The Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF) is a partnership between the Queensland Government and Ipswich City Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland.
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Feb 2020
Construction and tape tunnels.
What a fun morning for my grandson. Activities were interactive and challenging. The tape tunnel was extremely well thought out and constructed. So many places to explore. Pity it’s closing soon but... more »
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Regional Gallery gives Big Gallery experience in a more personal space
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Exceeded expectations tenfold
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