The Queensland Renaissance by Phillip Rang

The Queensland Renaissance by Phillip Rang

This major work comprises 50 fine-art framed photographs, capturing endurance horse culture, intimate portraits, and Queensland landscapes. Complementing the photographic series is a suite of short films that further explore these themes, creating an immersive experience that celebrates the connection between people, place, and the unique landscapes of Queensland.

On display December to January 2026.

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Gallery Program 2026

The Tambo Arts Council has compiled an exciting and diverse program of exhibitions for Grasslands 2026.

The gallery foyer will showcase local artists works from April through to October.

A program of workshops is currently being developed and will be rolled out throughout the year.