We are excited to be partnering again with Sirromet Wines to deliver large quality sculptures to this Estate.
It will be the second year that Sirromet has selected sculptures from Sculptors Queensland members to be exhibited at the premises for a three-month duration. All sculptures are new works for the site and are offered for sale.
from 12th December 2020 to 28th February 2021.
Sirromet has chosen 14 sculptures, which will be displayed throughout the grounds,
Some sculptures have been chosen after a visit to Northshore, others are new works.
Sirromet Sculpture Hunt
(Family-Friendly activity for school holidays!!)
Enjoy our interactive sculpture hunt and discover hidden pieces throughout the trail for you to create your very own piece of art to help our vine sculpture grow in time for harvest.
As you explore the artists' creations, follow the map for your next treasure destination.
Unlock the box to find the pieces that will help you make your own creation for display on the Sirromet vine community sculpture. Decorate and tie on your bunch of grapes to the sculpture and watch it grow over the course of the harvest season.
Sirromet Winery Location
850-983 Mt. Cotton Rd, Mt Cotton 4165 (about 45 minutes by car from Brisbane CBD)
For your convenience. please refer to www.sirromet.com for more information and details on what Sirromet has to offer: Transfer Shuttle Service, Wine Tasting, Tuscan Terrace home cooked Tuscan style meals,
Free Parking, check map for parking areas.
Cellar Door Cafe open 7 days
*9:00am to 4:30 pm (Tea, coffee, selection of cakes)
*Light meals available Friday, Saturday and Sunday
For more information and updates Sculptors Queensland
www.sculptorsqld.org.au
Sirromet Winery
www.sirromet.com
Event Info
Due to Covid-19 safe distancing requirements, numbers are limited. Please contact Craig via csfynney@aol.com if you are interested in attending. No cash payments accepted. Please pay via direct transfer. Craig will provide details.
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Next session is this SATURDAY 31ST OCTOBER 10am to 1 pm
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Tuesday 2 March 2021 — 7:30pm
Brooke Ferguson (b. 1989) is an artist from Brisbane who has been living and working in Brussels. Her work is shaped by a fascination with crossovers in art, music, literature and marginal histories relating to the ongoing critique of Modernism.
As SQ's current artist-in-residence, Ferguson will be using her time at the shed to make furniture from Clement Meadmore’s book, ‘How to make furniture without tools,’ (1975) accompanied by electronic musak.
To hear more about Brooke's practice and projects please join us for a casual forum at The Shed on Tuesday the 2nd of March, from 7:30pm
*COVID restrictions limit our venue capacity, so please RSVP to secure your place at info@sculptorsqld.org.au
WHERE: 'The Shed' : Behind Old Museum Building, 480 Bowen Hills
This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
March 2021 ForumAll Forums
Sculptors Queensland is a volunteer-run, not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to promote the appreciation and creation of sculpture in our state.
Find Out MoreOur enthusiastic group of sculptors meets at our studio and forum venue in a heritage building within the ground of the Old Queensland Museum at Bowen Hills.
