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The Johnston Collection
Two and a Half (Hanoverian) Men: Monarchs of the Early Georgian Era with Dr Eugene Barilo Von Reisberg
Join Dr Eugene Barilo Von Reisberg for a lecture on the lives of the two monarchs, George I and George…
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House and Home in The English Regency with Dr Jennifer Kloester
Join Dr. Jennifer Kloester for a lecture exploring the Regency House and its relationship to society.
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Arts and Crafts Houses and Gardens in England with Dr Alison Inglis AM
Join Dr. Alison Inglis AM for a lecture about the origins and evolution of the Arts and Crafts movement in…
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Bringing home the Greeks: Greek revival architecture in the 18th and 19th centuries with Dr Christopher Gribbin
Join Dr. Christopher Gribbin for a lecture exploring the principles and key elements of Greek architecture.
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Jane Austen, Riddle Books, and Family Charades with Francesca Kavanagh
Join Francesca Kavanagh for a lecture which explores 19th century riddles and their relationship to Jane Austen and her family.
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Morning Tea and Lecture | Great Writers and the Cats Who Owned Them with Susannah Fullerton
Join Susannah Fullerton for a lecture and morning tea to explore the the lives of celebrated authors and their feline…
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At Home in Renaissance Europe with Professor Anne Dunlop
Join Professor Anne Dunlop for a lecture which examines the homes of people during Renaissance Europe.
Institute of Modern Art | IMA Brisbane
Exhibition | Confronting Femininity
Confronting Femininity showcases three Brisbane women artists of different generations who present femininity in extremis.
Surf Coast Shire
2026 Surf Coast Community Arts Calendar Exhibition
Everyone is invited to celebrate the opening of the 2026 Community Arts Calendar Exhibition. Discover the 12 winning artists, their…
Surf Coast Shire
'Artful Intersections - Smith and Hubbard' exhibition
In this joint exhibition of two seasoned artists, a vibrant dialogue between material, memory and the natural world emerges.
