"Women's Work" and Other Myths
We need you!
The Banana Shire Regional Art Gallery is currently working on ‘“Women’s Work” and Other Myths, an exhibition that celebrates the creativity generated by regional female artists and arts workers.
Do you have artworks in your collection by local female artists that deserve the spotlight? We would like to consider curating your artworks into our display. Do you know women with amazing stories serving the arts in your community. Let us know!
Contact Us
Express your interest by emailing us at enquiries@banana.qld.gov.au or call on 07 4992 4955
For artworks, include:
- Artist name
- Artwork Image
- Artwork Title
- Artwork date (if known)
- Significance of the artwork
Key Dates
Expressions of Interest Close | Monday 22 April - 5:00PM |
Receive Confirmation | Tuesday 23 April |
Artwork Delivery | Wednesday 1 May - Tuesday 7 May (Weekdays Only) |
Exhibition Afternoon Launch | Wednesday 15 May - 3:30PM |
Exhibition Dates | Wednesday 15 May - Friday 15 June |
Artwork Collection | Tuesday 18 June |
About the Exhibition
15 MAY - 15 JUN 2024
“Women’s Work” and Other Myths is an exhibition which celebrates the creative capital generated by regional female artists and arts workers. There is a reoccurring pattern within regional arts communities. Women share. Knowledge, skills and experience, often earned at great personal cost and are given generously to their creative communities. Women so often are the grant writers, the teachers, the event planners, and the creative thinkers that keep the arts ticking.
“Women’s Work” and Other Myths plays with the historical use of the term “women’s work” used to downplay the importance of the female contribution to labour or feminine artforms. Drawing from the Banana Shire Council Collection, various private collections, and local arts groups, this exhibition highlights the valuable role of women in regional arts through their artworks and stories. “Women’s Work” and Other Myths coincides with the Women of the World (WOW) Festival, Biloela.