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175A Swann Rd Taringa 4068

02/11/2026

Earth, fire, ash and time.

Discover the extraordinary ceramic works of Jenna Catchpole, where each piece tells a story shaped by the elements.

Wood-fired continuously for 80 hours in an Anagama kiln, these sculptural vessels capture the unpredictable beauty of flame, ash and natural glazes.

Rich textures, organic forms and earthy tones make each piece truly one of a kind.

Featured works: • Ashen Oracle • Midnight Swell • Carbon Trapped Memories

$650 each.

Discover these beautiful works at The Brisbane Gallery.

30/10/2026

A little magic after dark.

Midnight Confetti by Jennifer Bell captures the restless movement of visual snow, where delicate pink and pale blue marks shimmer and dance against a midnight-black canvas.

An exploration of perception, energy and the beautiful chaos that exists even in moments of stillness.

Currently exhibiting as part of TEMPEST at The Brisbane Gallery.

Jennifer Bell | Midnight Confetti
Acrylic on Canvas | 91 × 91 cm
$1,950

Visit us at 175A Swann Road, Taringa.

29/10/2026

Meet the Artist | Claire Stapleton

Bold, expressive and beautifully unpredictable, Claire Stapleton’s work explores the space between abstraction, emotion and the human form.

From the richly layered, emotive Everything Is Fine to the striking simplicity and movement of Midnight Dance, Claire’s works invite you to look a little closer and discover your own interpretation.

Two distinctive pieces, each with its own story, currently showing as part of TEMPEST at The Brisbane Gallery.

Everything Is Fine | $1,250
Midnight Dance | $2,050

Visit us at 175A Swann Road, Taringa.

27/10/2026

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT | STACEY MORRISON

Where movement meets stillness, and nature takes form in clay.

Featured in TEMPEST at The Brisbane Gallery, ceramic artist Stacey Morrison explores the delicate relationship between strength and fragility, movement and stillness.

Wave captures the raw energy of the ocean, translating the rhythm and force of a breaking wave into sculptural form.

Woman’s Breath celebrates the female form through porcelain and stoneware, inviting us to pause, reconnect with nature and simply breathe.

Two striking works that reveal the beauty of ceramics as both sculpture and storytelling.

Wave | $1,000
Woman’s Breath | $1,800

Discover Stacey’s work at The Brisbane Gallery, 175A Swann Road, Taringa.

TEMPEST | On exhibition until 7 November.

24/10/2026

TEMPEST | ART & W**E IN CONVERSATION

From palette to palate…

Join us for a special closing celebration featuring an artist talk with Andrew K and a guided tasting of five Symphony Hill w**es.

We're delighted to partner with this award-winning Granite Belt w**ery, the exclusive w**e partner of Queensland Ballet, whose w**es have also been selected for Qantas Business Class.

Saturday 7 November | 2–4 pm
The Brisbane Gallery, Taringa
$25 per person | 18+

Tickets via link in bio.

24/10/2026

21/10/2026

Through The Dark | Angie Summa

There is something quietly powerful about finding beauty in the darkness.

Featured in our current exhibition, TEMPEST, Angie Summa’s Through The Dark explores vulnerability, uncertainty and hope through a striking interplay of shadow and light.

Delicate pink blooms emerge from a rich, dark background, some almost disappearing while others find their way into the light.

Created during a deeply introspective period, this work is a beautiful reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is always the possibility of light.

Through The Dark
Acrylic on canvas | Framed
125 × 125 cm
$2,650

Discover this beautiful work as part of TEMPEST, on exhibition at The Brisbane Gallery, Taringa, until 7 November.

17/10/2026

Paul Smith brings the raw power and quiet beauty of the ocean into Tempest with two striking photographic works
Flume and Black Pearl capture that suspended moment where water, light and movement collide.

Both works are photographs on canvas, framed, measuring 93cm x 133cm.

Flume — $2,400
Black Pearl — $2,400

Available now as part of Tempest at The Brisbane Gallery, Taringa, and through our website.

Tempest continues until 7 November.

15/10/2026

Claire Stapleton’s works Everything Is Fine and Midnight Dance are currently showing as part of TEMPEST at The Brisbane Gallery.

Raw, instinctive and expressive, Claire’s work balances gesture, texture and restraint — creating pieces that feel spontaneous, layered and emotionally charged.

Everything Is Fine
Acrylic on Canvas, Framed
31.5 × 42.5cm
$1,250

Midnight Dance
Acrylic on Linen, Framed
31.5 × 42.5cm
$2,050

Both works are available to purchase through The Brisbane Gallery, in person or via our website.

TEMPEST continues until 7 November.

13/10/2026

Danielle Grygorcewicz captures Brisbane’s working river with a beautiful mix of movement, atmosphere and texture — familiar places transformed through her expressive hand.

Featured in TEMPEST, these two works bring the river to life:

Trawling Past the Refinery
Acrylic on Canvas (Framed)
63 × 63cm | $1,350

After the Tempest
Acrylic on Canvas (Framed)
83 × 83cm | $2,500

Both works are currently available through The Brisbane Gallery and can also be purchased through our website.

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175a Swann Road
Taringa, QLD
4068

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Friday	10am - 4pm
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