Indigenous art tour - Moreton Bay

As part of the Connecting Stories initiative Moreton Bay Regional Council’s art galleries are hosting two immersive Indigenous Art Tours delivered by Aboriginal Art Co. The tours will provide audiences with opportunity to immerse themselves in First Nations Art and Culture. The tour on Saturday 8 May will include: Storytelling and local histories from Traditional Owners Lunch showcasing native ingredients Guided exhibition tours, artist and curator talks by First Nations creatives First Nations exhibitions across Moreton Bay Regional Council’s three art galleries: Pine Rivers Gallery exhibition - IDEN-DEFY IDEN-DEFY brings together a collection of portraits by First Nation artists that engage in the discourse around individual and communal identity. Redcliffe Art Gallery exhibition - Weapons for the soldier This major exhibition brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian artists to examine complex themes of weaponry, warfare, and protecting land and Country. Caboolture Regional Art Gallery exhibition - Montages: The Full Cut, 1999 - 2015 Indigenous artist Tracey Moffatt and her long-time collaborator Gary Hillberg present an ode to cinema and to the cinematic form, offering unprecedented insight into the stereotypes. PLEASE NOTE: Tour starts and ends at Pine Rivers Gallery. Free parking is located off Gympie Road and Mott Street near Officeworks, including a designated accessible parking bay for people with mobility restraints. Image credit: Keisha Leon, Connecting Stories, 2020 (detail). Entry Cost All tickets $50