Caboolture Regional Art Gallery is a contemporary art space at 4 Hasking Street in Caboolture, north of Brisbane. Its four galleries present work by local and regional artists alongside touring exhibitions. Look for Tom Moore’s glass sculptures, sensory displays and interactive works such as “Get me out!” Families can take part in children’s activities, including scavenger hunts. The different gallery spaces cover painting, drawing, photography and multimedia, so allow time to explore beyond the Main Gallery.
Four spaces, different exhibition focuses
The gallery is arranged across the Main Gallery, The Hub, Long Gallery and Focus Gallery. The Main Gallery presents work by local artists, while The Hub gives lesser-known local artists a place to show their work.
The Long Gallery focuses on drawing, painting and photography. The Focus Gallery presents moving-image and other multimedia work. Check each space as you go; the programme spans different forms of art.
Exhibitions and activities
The exhibition programme includes local and regional artists as well as touring exhibitions. Tom Moore’s glass sculptures are among the works shown here. Sensory displays and interactive exhibitions, including “Get me out!”, add another way to engage with the art.
Families can look for children’s activities such as scavenger hunts. The gallery also runs art workshops and events, so check its schedule before your visit if you want to take part.
FAQ
How many gallery spaces are there?
There are four: the Main Gallery, The Hub, Long Gallery and Focus Gallery. Their exhibition focuses include local artists, drawing, painting, photography and multimedia.
Is the gallery suitable for children?
Yes. Children’s activities include scavenger hunts, and the gallery also has sensory and interactive exhibitions.
Is the gallery wheelchair accessible?
The gallery has a wheelchair-accessible entrance, elevator, seating, restroom and parking.
