Explore original fine art and celebrate trailblazing women at the historic Richard Randall Art Studio.
Thursday 12 November 2026
to Friday 13 November 2026
5:30pm - 7:30pm
Richard Randall Art Studio, Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha, 152 Mount Coot-tha Road, Toowong
Free
Step into the charming Richard Randall Art Studio nestled within Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha for a delightful art exhibition and sale. This event showcases original watercolours, contemporary landscapes, botanical works, and marine paintings by four talented local artists. Perfect for art lovers and families alike, it offers a unique opportunity to appreciate and purchase beautiful artworks and handmade gifts.
Visitors can also enjoy a special curatorial preview titled "Trailblazing Women – 14 Portraits from Modern Australian Politics" by Paquita Fadden. This powerful collection celebrates pioneering women leaders through stunning mineral watercolour portraits, presented together for the first time.
Whether you’re looking for seasonal gift ideas or simply want to immerse yourself in local creativity, this exhibition offers a warm and inspiring experience for all ages.
The exhibition runs over two days, opening on Thursday evening with a special event requiring booking via the Trail Blazing Women website. The studio is open for viewing and purchasing original artworks and fine art greeting cards throughout the event.
- Featuring artists: Shruti Kashikar, Paquita Fadden, Juana Bernardo, Leonie Seabrook
- Art styles include watercolours, landscapes, botanical and marine themes
- Handmade gifts and greeting cards available
- Suitable for all ages
The event is held at the Richard Randall Art Studio, located within Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mt Coot-tha at 152 Mount Coot-tha Road, Toowong. The studio is wheelchair accessible and conveniently situated near the gardens’ bamboo grove, just minutes from the cafe and parking facilities.
This beautiful setting provides a peaceful backdrop for enjoying art and nature together, making it an ideal outing for families and art enthusiasts.
Please note that bookings are required for the opening evening on Thursday 12 November via the Trail Blazing Women website. The exhibition itself is free to attend and open to the public during the stated hours.
The venue is a general council community hall, ensuring a welcoming and accessible environment. Remember to check the event page for any updates or additional details before attending.
Admission to the exhibition is free, making it an accessible cultural experience for everyone. However, to attend the opening event on Thursday evening, advance booking is essential through the Trail Blazing Women website.
Artworks and gifts are available for purchase, providing a wonderful opportunity to support local artists and find unique presents. Plan your visit to enjoy both the exhibition and the beautiful gardens surrounding the venue.
