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North Queensland Ceramic Awards — Steven Carson, Maybe it’s there #1, 2024, Mid-fire earthenware, 39.5 x 72.5 x 30 cm. Finalist 2024 biennial North Queensland Ceramic Awards. Image courtesy of the artist.

Perc Tucker Regional Gallery

Group Exhibition

North Queensland Ceramic Awards

The biennial North Queensland Ceramic Awards has long aimed to increase public exposure to a high standard of ceramic artwork from around the nation. A showcase for both well-known and emerging artists, this competition displays the diversity of ceramics currently being produced in Australia.

The City of Townsville Art Collection Award of $10,000 continues to provide the opportunity for artists to become a part of one of the nation’s most significant ceramic collections, as well as ensuring the continued growth of this important subsection of the City of Townsville Art Collection.

18 October—16 February

Perc Tucker Regional Gallery

Corner of Flinders Street and Denham Street Townsville City QLD 4810 Australia

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Perc Tucker Regional Gallery

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Perc Tucker Regional Gallery

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Archie Moore’s family ties

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Reviving the potter’s quarter

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Michelle Wang

The miniature worlds of Kyoko Imazu

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Melbourne Art Fair announces 2025 line up

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Rochelle Haley creates safe spaces through public art

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Briony Downes