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Exhibition Media Release: Matches 2 FireWorks Gallery is proud to present exhibitions by three artists; Fiona Omeenyo Ancestor Spirts at Double Stone, Rod Moss Crossing the Great Divide and FireWorks Gallery’s newest represented artist Itamar Under the Sun. Fiona new works include sculpture and eighteen acrylic on canvas paintings. |
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Under the Sun Under the Sun Itamar Freed Preview exhibition works here |
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Matches 1- Media Release
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Punch the Clock - Media Release
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Welcome TWO (Thompson St) -Media Release FireWorks Gallery is excited to announce the second exhibition in the new Bowen Hills gallery, WELCOME TWO. This wide-ranging show comprises works by Joanne Currie Nalingu, Kudditji Kngwarreye, Glen Mackie, Yvonne Mills-Stanley, Fiona Omeenyo and Alick Sweet and will open on Saturday 22nd September. It builds on our previous group exhibition, once more including small, large and hero size works.
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FireWorks Gallery Thompson St Open Day FireWorks Gallery invites you to our Welcome to Thompson St All day opening event |
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August Newsletter Read here |
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June Newsletter Read here CORRECTION - The June Weekend Sale will be June 23rd & 24th - with extended hours on the Sunday 24th, 12-4pm |
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The Call from Papunya - Media Release Two major artists, Michael Nelson Jagamara and Imants Tillers, were ‘re-united’ in 2001 at FireWorks Gallery’s Winn Street Studios in Fortitude Valley; in the month of July they completed their first collaborative work Nature Speaks Y / Confused Possum. Since then an additional twenty paintings have been completed, of which five will form the centrepiece of this exhibition The Call from Papunya. |
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Vincent Serico: Some People are Stories to Tour Queensland - Media Release Vincent Serico: Some people are stories has received Playing Queensland touring funding through Arts Queensland and will be touring throughout regional Queensland in partnership between FireWorks Gallery and Museums and Galleries Queensland (M&G QLD). Vincent’s art aims to acknowledge Aboriginal existence in a way that gives comfort, while recognising past pain, sorrow, longing and loss, and leaving a trace of them in the hearts of others. Vincent always wanted to tour his work, he wanted to share his stories to the widest possible audience. |