Outback scenes, family meal times and the animals of Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary will feature in a latest round of exhibitions at the Logan Art Gallery.
There will be five exhibits, including the work of Helena Jackson-Lloyd and Lei Xu.
On display until February 27, Helena’s art is a series of large abstract paintings during an artist-in-residency at Curtin Springs Cattle Station in the Northern Territory.
Her exhibition, Of the desert, showcases natural materials found in the area.
Woodridge artist Lei Xu has produced a new series of oil paintings for this exhibition.
The smell of memory focuses on people enjoying food, sharing meals and happy times around the dinner table.
This exhibition round also includes Elements by Edens Landing artist Richard Connors, whose abstract paintings
explore the four basic elements of earth, fire, water and air.
Urban menagerie by Ronelle Reid from Cedar Vale is an exhibition of oil, ink and gouache paintings highlights images captured during a week-long artistic residency at the Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary late last year.
Ronelle’s quirky compositions pair species that don’t coexist in nature.
Chloe Wigg from Rochedale South turned to art therapy after she was injured and medically retired from work. Her works in the Natural resilience: inner feelings, outward reflections exhibition draw on her own experience of living
with an invisible disability.
Logan Art Gallery is on the corner of Jacaranda Ave and Wembley Rd, Logan Central.
It is open from 10am to 5pm between Tuesday and Saturday. Entry is free.
