I love a Sunburnt Country – an exhibition by Lyn Barnes
Well known for her vivid depictions of the arid Channel Country, in this exhibition celebrated outback artist Lyn Barnes pays tribute to the iconic Australian poem, “My Country” by Dorothea Mackellar.
Throughout her thirty-year career as a professional artist, Lyn has painted the far horizons and sweeping plains of the wide brown land. This collection […]
Santos Young Artist Bursary
BACKGROUND
The Roma on Bungil Gallery Santos Young Artist Bursary has been established with the generous support of Santos GLNC to assist young people from the ages of 15 to 21 years, who live within the Maranoa region of South West Queensland in pursuing studies in all aspects of Visual Arts.
It is recognised that young […]
Heading in the Same Direction – an exhibition by Barbara Hancock
When I was young, I remember asking my mother “What makes a great marriage?”
Her answer was: Make sure you are both heading in the same direction.
At the time I felt this was an inadequate and unsatisfactory response to a deeply profound question. But now, 42 years of marriage later, I finally think I […]
Nature’s Palette – An Exhibition by Tam Stewart
Tam Stewart is a contemporary artist based on Queensland’s Fraser Coast. Tam enjoys working in a variety of mediums, including acrylics, inks, soft pastels and mixed media and explores diverse styles, from realistic to abstract, to produce a range of unique works and emotional responses. She is well known for her works inspired by […]
Danish artist in Roma 8/02/2019
Ida Montague – Press Release
“Ida Montague’s life – first in Denmark, then as an opal and gem merchant in Sydney, and later a cattle grazier’s wife and business partner in Far North Queensland – enables her to draw on a number of cultural perspectives and brings a refreshing Scandinavian point of view to her […]