Jugun - Sense of Place
Chenaya Bancroft-Davies, Urarrar (Bremer River) 2025, synthetic polymer paint canvas, courtesy of the artist.
14 Jun 2025 — 21 Sep 2025
Chenaya Bancroft-Davies, Urarrar (Bremer River) 2025, synthetic polymer paint canvas, courtesy of the artist.
| Dates | Saturday 14 June to Sunday 21 September |
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| Times | Open 10am — 5pm daily |
| Cost | FREE |
| Booking | No bookings are required to visit the exhibition. |
| Age | All ages welcome |
Coming soon - An exhibition by Charmaine Davies and Chenaya Bancroft-Davies
Charmaine Davis and Chenaya Bancroft-Davies are proud Goori women descended from the Gumbaynggir and Bundjalung Nations. As mother and daughter, they have shared knowledge and sensitivities about art, culture, and place. Charmaine and Chenaya have created an exhibition of paintings of and about rivers that are important in their lives and the country around Tulmur (Ipswich), where they live and work, and Bundjalung, which is their traditional country. The artists have produced separate but related bodies of work to depict and embody the Brisbane River, Bremer River, and Deebing Creek in Southern Queensland and the Clarence River and Washpool in Northern New South Wales.