Julie Poulsen’s instinctive creativity, curiosity and feel for colour, texture and composition shine through her latest collection; Three Small Stories. Elements of everyday scenes take on a life of their own in this collection of works, encompassing visual narratives around sunny days at the beach, life on the land and still life within the home. 

Enter into a world created through the poetic imagination and spontaneous freedom, with Ethereal Skies, a solo exhibition by Clinton Barker.  In his first solo exhibition with Gala Gallery, Barker continues in his signature style using semi-abstract forms to depict evolution and the cosmos.

A little bit luxe, a little bit country. Known as the Beef Capital of Australia, we're celebrating all things cattle and country with a touch of glitz. Coinciding with Rockhampton's triannual Beef Week, the show will be open from April 24 to May 28.

Drawn Together, a solo exhibition of new work by Erin Dunne, offers an autobiographical account of contemporary life in rural and regional Central Queensland from a queer perspective.

Travel outside of our State or Country is off-limits in reality but not for the imagination. Our holiday plans of vacays to the wintry peaks of the Swiss Alps or the sandy beaches of Bali are now the stuff of daydreams for the moment. They say the sky’s the limit but not for us - so let’s journey to wherever our minds take us.

As a fourth-generation descendent of an Australian pioneer and opaler, Karen Stephens reflects on and investigates the similarities between the life of the painter and the opaler in her newest collection of works.  

Think Yayoi Kusama or James Rosenquist. In our world that’s at times almost hyper-real, hi-fi and synthetic-aesthetic, we are exploring all things pop culture and pop art; projecting bright, dynamic themes to reflect this HD, 4K reality and its underlying notions.  

Monique Morter’s ethereal, effervescent landscapes are akin to the stuff of dreams. In her newest collection of works, Monique depicts the rocky boulders of the Australian landscape, transformed into crystalline beacons of wonder and fantasy. 

In a poignant representation and reflection of the ravaging aftermath of Australian bushfires, Belynda Waugh (Bindi), has created a collection that will serve as a vital backdrop to our Australian art landscape for generations to come.  

With the recent devastation that has been and still continues to ravage significant areas of our country, the way we interact with our world is changing. These works are a vessel of inspiration, compelling us to admire, take care, and inject our own beauty into the world in which we live, and the spaces which we inhabit.  

The GALA Gallery Sampler exhibition is the inaugural show for the gallery. Bringing together a group of eight established and emerging artists from around Australia, the Gala Sampler provides an insight into the quality and feel of the works represented by the new gallery.