Christas Art Gilding

The Churn Room in Dayboro, Queensland, is an artisan creative space that immerses visitors in the beauty of handmade art and craft. Curated to foster a unique experience of art history and culture, it stands as a tranquil haven where the outside world fades away. Generated from the website

Red Sand Aboriginal Art Gallery, established in 1996, has a rich history rooted in the Anmatyerre and Mudjerrara country, showcasing works from Indigenous artists from regions such as Willowra and the Utopia Homelands. The gallery features a vast collection of contemporary Indigenous artworks, including paintings created with intricate dotwork and body paint that holds deep spiritual significance. After years of successful operation in the Northern Territory, the gallery relocated to Paddington, Brisbane, where it continues to offer a diverse array of art, including didgeridoos, boomerangs, and sculptures. The artworks often reflect the Aboriginal Dreamtime and Tjukurpa, embodying stories and ceremonies integral to Aboriginal culture. Generated from the website

Arts Alive Ipswich was a vibrant creative hub located at 5 Jacaranda Street in East Ipswich, Queensland. After serving the community for 12 years, the Creative Art School has unfortunately announced its closure at the end of term four in 2015, following the sale of the building and the expiration of their lease. This artistic venue offered a range of programs, including paint parties and workshops, designed to engage the local community in creative pursuits. The decision not to relocate marks the end of an era for Arts Alive Ipswich and its dedicated participants. Generated from the website