A remarkably powerful exhibition combining ceramics and fibre, two of the oldest technologies that continue to hold an intrinsic position in all our lives today. Both are profound metaphors for understanding ourselves, the universe, and how we as humans are woven into its delicate fibres. Intertwined is a visual representation of who we are, and where we sit together in this ever-evolving art installation we call life. The exhibition continues until 5th April, then the space will be dedicated to workshops as the community is invited to contribute to the hero installation in workshops until the end of May. 

Benny Bin Chicken and his feathered friends are gathering at The Write Gallery for an exciting exhibition of the inspiration behind Benny’s curious character and other birdlife we encounter in our lives. The curious, the fascinating, the personalities of these significantly symbolic creatures is captured in a variety of art media to enhance our appreciation of the bird culture.

2023 National NAIDOC Week theme is For Our Elders. Across every generation, our Elders have played, and continue to play, an important role and hold a prominent place in our communities and families.

Art therapy is an evidence based treatment approach that integrates psychotherapeutic techniques with the creative process to improve wellbeing. Upwards of 120 people have been attending and creating works in the Art Therapy sessions at Momentum for the last year, and following on from the success of the 2022 exhibition, we are back!  

The mesmerisingly elaborate detail in Kim's work will draw you in, hold your attention, all the while giving you time to contemplate your role within the community.

A stunning showcase of nature embellished with the gentle sensitivity of the artist, the Queen of Seedpods, Chelsea Baker. "I aim to uncover the unseen and disregarded treasures in nature that are often overlooked in daily life. My work serves to advocate that there is hidden beauty in nature that can come from unusual and forgotten places."  This exhibition will not be easily forgotten!

Mr Chippa The Woodblock Caver of Bagru is a children’s picture book created from hand carved woodblocks and handprinted using traditional print practices. The exhibition provides an opportunity for all but particularly children to engage and participate in an experience of viewing that embraces understanding of the world around them, diversity and empathy in a joyful and meaningful way. 

Lee has combined art, design and culture in this wonderfully engaging exhibition with illustrations, puppets and an insight into the creative process.

The Quirky Lecture series is designed to tell the stories of our community, to bring us together, and to build a sense of ourselves in the world. Proceeds from the event directly support the ongoing initiatives of The Lighthouse Toowoomba.