To celebrate Toowoomba Carnival of Flower’s 75th anniversary, this exhibition brings together artworks by local artists that respond to the theme ‘Carnival Queens’. It blends contemporary art with Carnival’s rich history.

Western Downs artist Cindy Grimes celebrates the small everyday moments, the community places, the hard work times, the high colour of the flush times - documenting everyday regional Queensland landscapes and life in her paintings.

Judy Currie and Claire Howden present Connection Through Colour, an exhibition that celebrates art, colour and creativity and the power of art to transcend the conventional, the routine and the everyday.

Artist Henri van Noordenburg’s practice has always been strongly informed by rich histories of the Dutch Golden Age with a focus on the heavy symbolism therein. Time of the Signs is carved into being with ritualistic fervour while listening almost solely to pop-minimalist arrangements of Max Richter’s Exiles album.

POSTWORLD features Australian artists who create parallel universes.   Audiences will be invited into playful, sublime, poetic, and cautionary explorations of contemporary works and installations by nationally significant artists. Drawing on the detritus of the human epoch, these worlds have their own internal iconographies and languages existing in alternate time and space.

The 2024 High Country InStudio Art Trail spans over four weekends, providing visitors with multiple opportunities to embark on this self-drive adventure. From 10am to 4pm each day, follow the trail to studios, halls and galleries all brimming with artistic brilliance. No bookings are required and entry is completely free, allowing vistors to freely indulge in the beauty of art.

A collection of artworks by Glenmorgan & Toowoomba art groups, celebrating the imminent arrival of Spring.

Featuring a curated selection of works from artists participating in the annual InStudio Art Trail, InStudio InSights offers an enticing preview of the trail in one location.

A Delicate Balance explores both the diversity and details of nature and the notion of changing habitats. Suzanne Bauer and Jo Eagle highlight the delicate balance of environmental change through fibre and mixed media works.

“A vibrant and dynamic installation by Slow Art Collective, inspired by the wonders of nature. Weave, create and reflect as each movement breathes life into the vibrant artwork around you. Explore interactive weaving stations, allow music to ignite your imagination, and make your mark on a colourful and dynamic environment, fostering rich community connection”