Metal As Anything: Ron McBurnie

Ron McBurnie Washing the dog 2000. Hard ground etching, roulette and aquatint 17 x 12cm, edition of 20. Photo: Michael Marzik

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Metal As Anything showcases 30 years of intricate and endearing etchings by Townsville artist Ron McBurnie.

Drawing inspiration from his daily life, McBurnie’s work captures the weird and wonderful moments that illuminate the everyday suburban existence.

Misbehaving dogs, ducks in box kites, cats jumping into paintings, and eccentric cane toad shooters feature in the carnival of quirky characters and landscapes by one of Australia’s leading contemporary printmakers.

Metal As Anything: Ron McBurnie
On display 22 Sep – 25 Nov | Free entry | Philip Bacon Heritage Gallery, level 4

Program of events 

White gloves tours (Free, bookings required)

Workshops with Ron McBurnie

Talks with Ron McBurnie (Free, bookings required)

Learning Notes

Educators, parents, carers and students can download the Metal As Anything education brochure and activity sheets.

Metal As Anything: Ron McBurnie is a travelling exhibition developed by Perc Tucker Regional Gallery and toured by Museum and Gallery Services Queensland. This touring project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland and the Visual Arts and Craft Strategy, an initiative of the Australian, State and Territory Governments.

Starts:
22nd Sep 2012 10:00am-5:00pm
Runs:
Every day, until 25th Nov 2012
Venue:
Philip Bacon Gallery, level 4, State Library, Stanley Place, South Bank
Cost:
Free
More information:
Exhibitions
07 3840 7768
learningparticipation@slq.qld.gov.au

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