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  • SELECTED WORKS | Yuiko Uto

    SELECTED WORKS | Yuiko Uto

    March 28th - April 6th

    Yuiko Uto, a Brisbane-based Japanese artist, presents an exhibition of faces and figures inspired by personal emotions, past and present.

  • MY COLOURFUL LIFE | Robert Mandeville

    April 4th - April 8th

    Robert is a 38 year-old deaf man with a significant disability who is unable to talk or express himself in verbal or written language. However, over the past few years, he has found a method of self-expression through his art.

  • 2025 EXHIBITION | Grim Jordan

    April 11th - April 23rd

    To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Papua New Guinea's Independence, Jordan Morris AKA GRIM JORDAN is proud to present a grand two-week exhibition at Field Trip Gallery. Please note that the opening night for this show is a Ticketed Event - click here.

  • ACIDIC VIDEO MOVIE CLUB | Fantastic Planet (1973)

    Thursday April 17th 7:00pm


    Acidic Video’s MOVIE CLUB opens with Fantastic Planet (1973), a singular work of adult animation by René Laloux and Roland Topor—both a cosmic dream and a social upheaval allegory.

  • BODY OF WORK: WOMAN

    April 24th - April 30th

    The Vision of "Body of Work: Woman” is to celebrate, acknowledge, and be inspired by the female experience and the female form.

    This show was originally scheduled to take place over the week of International Women’s Day, however it has been postponed to April 24th due to Cyclone Alfred.

  • NEIGHBOURS AT THE BOWLING ALLEY | Justine Wake, Caro Toledo

    May 9th - May 14th

    Neighbours at the bowling alley present: Franklin Aaland, Kim Kofod, Adam Lester, Pedro Puente, Caro Toledo, Justine Wake and more…

    In a group exhibition curated by Caro Toledo & Justine Wake 

  • WHEN IT'S MY TIME TO GO | GOOD GOD

    May 15th - May 28th

    ‘When it’s my Time to Go’ is an exhibition that wrestles with the tension of searching for beauty under a blanket of grief. The works on wood explore the weight of memory, the permanence of impermanence, and the pain that never quite leaves, no matter how many times we cover it with another coat.