An all-new exhibition of brilliant watercolours that perfectly capture moments in time, in all their colour, light and shade, and emotions.

An all-new exhibition that reflects upon and celebrates 2 amazing lifetimes of art by award-winning local artists.

Kids, make your own paper art at our special Kids Paper Art Corner throughout the Crisps Youth Art Prize exhibition.

Calling all young artists! The Crisps Youth Art Prize is back for 2025. This year’s theme is “Oceans” Explore the wonders of the ocean and showcase your creativity through art.

Special thanks to Many thanks to the Crisps family for their ongoing sponsorship of these awards.

An exhibition of recent large scale paintings and drawings by the artist. The exhibition will also accompanied by the works from the SRAG collection curated by the artist.

Select pieces from the Stanthorpe Regional Art Gallery Collection.

Geographies are broad features of our world, both natural and humankind's response to them, and as such contain a plurality of voices. 

A collection of post Covid paintings dealing with Northern NSW, from the Tweed to the tablelands contrasting the beauty found both in the man-made and natural environments.

Borderline Regional Arts Association members are a very active lot, involved in a wide range of art disciplines including painting, fibre arts, printmaking, ceramics, drawing, book binding, mixed media and sculpture. This exhibition covers a sample of the many areas we investigate. As is evident, we are flat out doing and making art!

Head, Heart & Eye showcases three contemporary photographic image makers, Adrian Ashman, Sandra McEwan & Keith Barnett. Through their unique perspectives, these photographers offer a powerful exploration of how the world is perceived through the head, the heart, and the eye.

An exhibition of 25 prints from the inaugural exhibition of the Outdoor Gallery, Outback Way billboards.

Come and join the herd. Leonie Shirley • Trish Poole • Ruth Hughes • Susan McConnel • Christina Van Niekerk • Carole Robinson

NATISM is a collection that has taken a lifetime to create. Now the dream has come true.

Canvas, Cloth & Clay brings together the diverse works of four talented artists—Naomi Grant, Krishna Heffernan, Renai Mouton, and Maria de Vries—alongside the Stanthorpe Pottery Club. From vibrant paintings to intricate ceramics and exquisite textiles, this exhibition offers a rich tapestry of artistic styles and mediums. Immerse yourself in the beauty and creativity of these talented artists.

Welcome to the vibrant world of artistic expression showcased at the Stanthorpe Art Prize exhibition! Nestled in the heart of Queensland's picturesque countryside, this biennial event celebrates creativity in all its forms. Featuring artists from far and wide sharing their unique perspectives and talents.

Join us in envisioning the future with the “Futurescape - Hopeful Visions” themed 2024 Crisps Youth Art Prize! Imagine a world of boundless possibilities where technology, sustainability, and innovation converge to shape the landscape of our homes, towns, and cities.

Many thanks to the Crisps family for their ongoing sponsorship of these awards.

The Local Art Prize is a chance for artists residing within 100km of Stanthorpe to win a share of $5000 in prizes. Entries to be delivered on Monday 27 November between 8 am - 10 am. One entry is allowed per person. Size limits apply.

Special Christmas Artisan Market on opening night - from 5pm Friday 1 December.

The annual Crisps Youth Art Prize exhibition will be held from 13 September to 8 October 2023 (ending 1 week early due to the referendum voting using the Civic Centre). The theme for this year is Caring for Nature: Granite Belt Biodiversity & Endangered Species.

In 2022 our paddock was inundated with floodwater three times. After each flood the fences have to be fixed, dams cleared out. The lay of the land changes each time as silt or sand is dumped and new waterways appear. I have used this as my muse for this exhibition.

Open Roads, Closed Borders, is an exhibition that rejoices in travelling our country’s roads, exploring its vastness and diversity, while in a time of lockdowns and restrictions.

In this exhibition, Davson’s spiritual and environmental paintings embrace co-creation with others.

In Many Feathers, Debbie Dieckmann offers insights into the quirks and habits of birds in her local habitat. Her work delves into the many different species of birds that inhabit "her world," capturing their feathers, nests, and relationships with whimsy and detail. Her paintings are complemented by mixed-media wearable art pieces that are inspired by birds.

For more than half a century Stanthorpe Pottery Club has played an important role in the Arts of this region. Always welcoming new members who look for friendship and the therapeutic effects of working with clay. Reflections will feature a diverse and interesting display from their talented new and regular exhibitors.

For this exhibition, no restraints were placed on the artists and the works presented. The exhibition title encompasses diversity and differing responses in art making practices.

First Nation artists Cheryl Moggs and Jen Martin explore country and tradition in this exhibition, Art from the Heart.

Support local artisans this Christmas and purchase unique gifts for your loved ones.

If you’re a local maker you can submit one piece of work for this artisan fair. See the full information and form (PDF | Word doc). All artworks must be for sale. The gallery charges a 30% commission on artworks. If you are unsure about the correct pricing for your artwork please feel free to talk to us before the exhibition.

We welcome art from students of all ages for the 2022 Crisps Youth Art Prize. The 2022 theme is Stanthorpe 150 - celebrating the history of Stanthorpe.

Art has been a part of Anne’s life for many years both in her learning and teaching in pottery, etching printing, and painting.

In partnership with the Zonta Club of Stanthorpe. As part of Stanthorpe’s 150yrs celebration, the Zonta Club of Stanthorpe are working on a project “Remarkable Women” to acknowledge and highlight the contribution of women in building our community. This exhibition highlights remarkable women artists of Stanthorpe.

“Remarkable Women of The Granite Belt” preserves the history and acknowledges the contribution of women in the formation of our community, in a permanent memorial, as part of Stanthorpe 150 years celebration.