Ian Fairweather: Late Works 1953-74
Immerse yourself in the world of Ian Fairweather as Queensland Art Gallery are showcasing his abstract artwork. Many of his pieces have been taken from his private collection and have never before been seen by the public.
Overview
Immerse yourself in the world of Ian Fairweather at Queensland Art Gallery. This exhibition showcases the artist's works from 1953 until his death in 1974. During this time, Fairweather resided and worked on Bribie Island, his abstract paintings feature scenes from his life on the island. Many of these works have been taken from his private collections and never before been seen by the public. As well as his abstract art, Fairweather is also known for masterfully combining artistic elements from both Western and Asian cultures to create unique pieces.
This special exhibit will be showing until March 2013. What's more, the exhibit is free, so make sure you mosey on over to Queensland Art Gallery within the next few moths to check out extraordinary pieces from one of Australia's best painters. The Queensland Art Gallery also provides guided tours for this exhibition, running daily from 11am.
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