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ShareWestern Australian artist Regina Noakes will be exhibiting in Red Hill Gallery’s Christmas exhibition alongside artists Larissa Blake, Karen Atkins and Keith Rowe . Known for her colourful, figurative oil paintings Regina Noakes is highly collected by a very long … Continue reading →

ShareMaster Glass Artist Keith Rowe is one of Australia’s most successful, contemporary, and innovative glass artists. He creates balanced forms with exciting decorative elements, and his skills are embedded in the traditions of Italian Masters. Keith explores ideas to deliver … Continue reading →

ShareEver wonder what our artists get up to when they go overseas?   Well here’s one that made the news in New York on Brisbane artist David Hinchliffe. Australian artist David Hinchliffe wasn’t counting on support from a topless woman … Continue reading →

ShareRecently our Gallery Director Margaret Campbell-Ryder was approached by a group of students from South Bank Griffith University.   The students in their final year of a bachelor of Visual Communication Design (Graphic Design) were given a brief to put … Continue reading →

SharePeter Rasey talks with Mr Graham Campbell-Ryder, Director of the Red Hill Gallery, who assisted changing the retail trading hours for the Brisbane CBD for World Expo ’88.

ShareLucette Dalozzo’s image was selected by Australian Institute of Family Studies as the front cover for their Family Matters 2012 edition Family Matters is published by the Australian Institute of Family Studies, Melbourne. Family Matters is a refereed journal Although … Continue reading →

ShareRed Hill Gallery would like to introduce you to Divalicious Fascinators! These beautifully hand-crafted, one off pieces of stunning ‘head candy’ will be accompanying the Parisian paintings in Starr’s upcoming exhibition. ‘Garden of Eden: Spring Collection’ consists of fascinators with … Continue reading →

ShareModern, contemporary, unique and loved is possibly the best way to describe Starr’s work. She is perhaps most well-known for her varied, yet always charismatic, depictions of the Story Bridge. However, in her upcoming Solo Exhibition at Red Hill Gallery … Continue reading →

ShareI am a third year Creative Industries student at QUT and it is required of every student to find a placement within their disciplines field.  My field is art history and I had to complete 80-100 hours of work within … Continue reading →

ShareIn their collaborative exhibition, “Passion for Bronze”, Glenys Lindsay & Dean Rusling have produced a body of work inspired by their love of nature and wildlife. Their work details the individual intricacies of each of their subjects in a unique … Continue reading →

ShareRed Hill Gallery is excited to announce that the internationally acclaimed Australian wildlife artist Paul Margocsy will be gracing the walls of Red Hill Gallery once again in October. The self-taught artist has a penchant for wildlife and paints accurate … Continue reading →

ShareRed Hill, “Where’s that? What’s there?” Seems to be the mantra of the moment… So the staff at Red Hill Gallery are here to set the record straight and fill you in on this fun, funky and fabulous suburb of … Continue reading →

ShareStephen Glassborow is a contemporary figurative Sculptor who focuses his passion on the human form. Glassborow completed a Fine Arts Degree at Brighton College of Arts, in the UK.   Since then his career as a Sculptor has thrived.  With his … Continue reading →

ShareThe internationally acclaimed leading Australian landscape artist showcases his most recent body of works at Red Hill Gallery. Piers has a keen eye and intuitively captures the spirit of the landscape through his use of bold colour and line, which … Continue reading →

Share“A large number of my pieces are dressed, or covered in some way. I am not interested in producing nudes. I like to wrap my figures, so the idea of wrapping a figure in paper became a logical step.”  Stephen … Continue reading →

ShareWhat you can expect to see from Piers in his upcoming exhibition are impressionistic scenes of quintessential Australian imagery. Rustic red, sunburnt desert scenes, immense blue skies contrasting with the reds and oranges of the earth, hazy depictions of the … Continue reading →

ShareJoseph Zbukvic – To Vienna and Back “Joseph has achieved enormous success with his sensitively rendered watercolours on an incredible variety of subjects.  He is equally comfortable with idyllic pastoral landscape, seascape, a bustling street scene or his latest pursuit, … Continue reading →

ShareIn her first solo exhibition at Red Hill Gallery Kayo showcases exquisite pieces of etched glass. This collection, entitled “Homeland”, gives an added dimension to glass art, which is whimsical as well as practical. “Homeland” as the title suggests, is … Continue reading →

ShareWho is Paul Margocsy Paul is described by our art director Margaret Campbell-Ryder as “an absolute gem… A real people-person, he has a great sense of humour and really enjoys talking to people about his paintings.” Paul often stays for … Continue reading →

Share The infamous impressionist artist Herman Pekel is a master at capturing the mood and atmosphere of his subject matter. The depth and emotion and radiance of light in his paintings capture his audience’s heart and is what keeps them … Continue reading →