Travel

This feature article was published in the Townsville Bulletin. The world-renowned Hinchinbrook Island is found north of Townsville.  The hike is highly recommended, and is finally open again after the North Queensland Coat between Townsville and Cairns was destroyed by cyclone Yasi earlier 2011. It is one of the top 10 hikes to do in the world, and a definitely a bucket list must do.

Arts Kingaroy

Arts Kingaroy is new art gallery is opening in Kingaroy in conjunction with Absolute Art Framing and Restorations Pty Ltd. Situated in the agricultural town of Kingaroy famous for it's peanuts and spectacular rural scenery it is a hub for artists and designers alike. Opening night is on the 10th of July 3pm till 6pm showcasing the work of Queensland photographer Fiona Harding and pastel drawings of Brian Greenaway. All are welcome. Admission is free 28 Alfred Street Kingaroy.

Curator Brian Greenaway, has spent more than half his lifetime in the art business just cannot stay home and

sit around to do nothing. He has to be involved with art, artists and the business of giving people pleasure through the promotion of fine arts.
The opening of Arts Kingaroy has been a challenge and a joy for him. Seeing the look of intense joy on peoples faces when they see beautiful things for the first time has kept him returning to the art promotion scene time and time again. The opening of Arts Kingaroy is just another one of such episodes in his life.
Please come by and visit  Arts Kingaroy.

Some of the images of Australia on Display at Arts Kingaroy

Photographic Exhibitions

Bridging the gap: African Life in Australia photographic exhibition held at the Robina Community Centre Art Gallery in June 2009. Works by Fiona Harding and Tewodros Fekadu depicting traditional and modern aspects of African Culture. Photographs include social traditions, landscapes, religious and cultural images.


It was hoped that by sharing these images we can promote greater understanding, tolerance and harmony in the local Gold Coast community.

Councilor Bob La Castra opened the show which then was followed by Australian and African poets, African drummers and a traditional Ethipoean coffee ceremony performed to a full house.
 

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Fiona Harding