November 11, 2022
Wondai Art Gallery’s November exhibition features works by seven women using media ranging from charcoal to oils.
In the front gallery, Marilyn Murray has documented her travels in a series of miniatures, mostly landscapes and seascapes from around Australia.
Members of the Bundaberg Art Society have taken over the main Alison Iszlaub Gallery with their “Artistic Connections” exhibition of works by Gail Thomas, Maggie Spenceley, Carmel Birchley, Mary Thompson and Debra West.
Paintings by Noosa artist Virginia Hague are in Gallery 3, including photo-realistic depictions of nature and technology.
Kidz Korner features an enthusiastic display of works by the artists of the future from Murgon C&K Kindergarten.
Gallery curator Elaine Madill told the audience to expect something special at the next opening night on December 2.
Tingoora artist Robyn Dower is taking over the gallery with a special display which will run for two months over December and January.
The November exhibition will run until 3:00pm on November 26.
The gallery is open seven days a week from 10:00am to 3:00pm. Entry is free.
