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Welcome to the Moreton Bay Region, home to exciting and vibrant galleries and museums. Visit us in person or explore our online experiences.

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Beacon to Beacon

07 October 2022

Drawing from the Maritime Safety Queensland publication of the same name, 'Beacon to Beacon' examines the effects and influence of beacons along the coastline of South East Queensland.

Come Together

07 October 2022

Over the past two years we all have learned new ways to work together, leading to more innovative and collaborative partnerships.
To create 'Come Together', we asked artists to share with us their most recent creative collaborations.

It's Personal

07 October 2022

Take a step inside the world of intimate objects and personal effects where nothing is taboo.

Shadow Makers

07 October 2022

What does your shadow look like? Does it have a story to tell? Explore the magic of light and shadow in 'Shadow Makers'.

The Keeper: collectors and their collections

07 October 2022

Peek into the personal collections of fascinating local collectors.

Three Echoes - Western Desert Art

07 October 2022

Curated by Djon Mundine OAM FAHA, 'Three Echoes - Western Desert Art' is a stunning exhibition exploring the poetic notion of echoes.
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History and heritage

Find local events and browse our free resources, including historical photographs using Our Story.

Collections

Our collections reflect the vision, diversity, character and unique history of the region.

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Artist opportunities

Galleries are proud to support local and national artists through a variety of opportunities.

Schools

School tours and activities can be booked for all galleries and museums.

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We respectfully acknowledge the Traditional Country across our region. We also acknowledge and pay our respects to the Kabi Kabi, Jinibara and Turrbal Traditional Custodians, and their elders past, present and emerging.
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