Queensland Arts Council cover art and poster collection: 1981-2008
This exhibition presents the much-loved Queensland Arts Council posters and program covers from 1981 to 2008. In most years the QAC commissioned leading Australian artists and illustrators to create the designs, and their original works are a feature of the exhibition. The exhibition includes works by Bronwyn Bancroft, Drahos Zac, Graeme Base, Gregory Rogers and […]
This exhibition presents the much-loved Queensland Arts Council posters and program covers from 1981 to 2008.
In most years the QAC commissioned leading Australian artists and illustrators to create the designs, and their original works are a feature of the exhibition.
The exhibition includes works by Bronwyn Bancroft, Drahos Zac, Graeme Base, Gregory Rogers and many more.
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Colleen B
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 »
Malcolm G
Feb 2020
Regional Gallery gives Big Gallery experience in a more personal space
second visit to gallery and love their clever use of space and the friendly helpful staff. 1st visit last year was the Arthur BOYD exhibition 2nd visit today was the construction exhibition Both... more »
Vicki B
Jan 2020
Highly recommend
We often visit the Ipswich Art Gallery during the Dec/Jan school holidays as they have fantastic exhibitions for children. But Tapescape would have to be the best exhibition yet! My daughter... more »
Jennafa R
Jan 2020
Exceeded expectations tenfold
We went to the gallery to check out the TapeScape exhibition and we were not disappointed. It was a stunning exhibition and not only was that the only amazing exhibition and activity but there was... more »
OnAir332681
Oct 2019
Well worth a visit
The gallery is a good example of how a gracious heritage building, constructed originally as the School of Arts back in the 1860s, can be adapted for a modern purpose. The collection is small but... more »
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