Renowned artist Linda Jackson stands beside her acrylic artwork at the brand new Port Douglas Artist Inc. Gallery. Picture: Newsport
Last Friday marked a vibrant celebration in the Douglas Shire as artists and art enthusiasts gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the Port Douglas Artists Inc. Gallery in Craiglie.
Port Douglas Artists Inc., a not-for-profit association comprising artists from diverse backgrounds across the Shire, witnessed overwhelming support as they unveiled their latest endeavour.
The gallery, nestled on the loft level of Port Douglas Picture Framing at 3/9 Pioneer Street, Craiglie, offers a permanent space for the association's members to showcase their work.
The artwork will be refreshed approximately every three months, offering visitors a chance to experience new pieces regularly. The gallery invites people to drop in at any time to explore the ever-evolving collection.
Check out the highlights from the opening night in the photo gallery below:
Ki Wone & Jane Simpson were captivated by the diverse range of mediums showcased in the gallery. Picture: Newsport
Artist Tania Heben captures the essence of Queensland life in her work. Picture: Newsport
Heather, Gerhard, and Julia Leu were present to show their support for the great community initiative. Picture: Newsport
Vicki Kurth and Mike Berwick explored the diverse collection of sculptures and ceramics. Picture: Newsport
Photographer and space owner, Perrin Clarke, alongside Mayor Lisa Scommazon and Sam Cullen. Picture: Newsport
Mark Cox with daughter Daisy & Councillor Abigail Noli were present at the event to appreciate the artwork and support the local artists. Picture: Newsport
Drinks flowed as artists and art aficionados gathered to celebrate the grand opening of the gallery. Picture: Newsport
Mick and Darry enjoyed admiring the beautiful artworks crafted by local artists. Picture: Newsport
Bruno Bennett, Rob Cooke, Callum Jones & Peter Brown enjoy a drink as they catch up amidst the artistic ambiance. Picture: Newsport
Both artists Victoria Park and Rosey Cummings draw inspiration from their natural surroundings for their artwork. Picture: Newsport
Victoria Park presents 'Mangrovia', her artistic interpretation of a mangrove root. Picture: Newsport
