06/06/2026
Deputy Mayor Sheryl Windle and Councillor Russell Wantling were pleased to attend the opening of Warwick Art Gallery’s newest exhibitions today.
The Mistletoe Waltz by Sunshine Coast artist Rosie Lloyd-Giblett transforms the Western Queensland landscape into a captivating story of regeneration, connection and care through immersive installations, drawings and sculptural works. Inspired by the delicate ecological dance between mistletoe and the painted honeyeater on Bigambul Country, this thought-provoking exhibition invites audiences to reimagine the possibilities of mutual flourishing between people and place.
📆 Until 11 July
Award-winning Stanthorpe model maker Shane Donnelly’s exhibition features detailed scale models of Queenslanders, cottages and historic homes from the 1880s to the 1960s. Celebrating the nostalgia of Queensland's architectural heritage, each bespoke piece is meticulously handcrafted using traditional techniques without laser cutting or 3D printing.
📆 Until 11 July
Drawn Together: Portraits of Queensland Homes features 36 pastel and mixed media works created in partnership with the Children’s Hospital Foundation during workshops in April. The Warwick Art Gallery acknowledges the Foundation’s support of more than 1,900 families across Warwick and the Southern Downs in the past year, with a digital donation point in the exhibition inviting visitors to contribute to this vital work.
📆 Until 11 July
