Explore Minjerribah’s past through a curated exhibition of historic artworks from the early 1900s through to the present.
Nestled alongside the exhibition you will find the museum’s retail store. The museum celebrates our island’s artists and makers by sourcing unique pieces for retail.
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Address: North Stradbroke Island Museum on Minjerribah 15-17 Welsby Street, Gumpi (Dunwich)
Delvene Cockatoo-Collins is a Quandamooka woman and artist who lives and works on Minjerribah. She draws inspiration from her lived experiences with her mother and family on the island, the written words of her grandmother and the natural world. She produces commissions, licensed stationery, ceramics, small sculptural works, and hand printed homewares.
Delvene designed the Gold Coast Commonwealth Games 2018 Medals.
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Address: Delevene Cockatoo-Collins Studio, 7 Stradbroke Place, Gumpi (Dunwich)
Creatives at heart, Ang and Stu find inspiration in Straddie’s ever-evolving landscapes, seasons, moods and people. Through their photography/videography business, they capture precious moments and memories made on the island, and love to help others to do the same.
Keen to nurture talent, Ang and Stu love collaborating with other island artists, including in their cookbook Eat, Drink and Be Straddie.
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Address: 17 Claytons Road, Pulan (Amity Point)
Julie captures magical moments and island vistas, specialising in seascape, landscape and nature photographic wall art. By sharing fleeting moments and communicating via an unspoken visual language, Julie seeks to reconnect the viewer with nature while questioning the narrative of the moment, the place and its meaning.
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Address: Island Arts Gallery Shop 1/9 Ballow Road, Gumpi (Dunwich)
Amber is passionate about developing unique designs using shells, precious stones and seeds. Many seeds grow on Straddie while others are carried by the ocean currents to the beach shores. She has always had a strong connection to nature and was drawn to Minjerribah in 2000 by the island’s natural beauty, simplistic lifestyle and close-knit community.
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Address: Island Arts Gallery Shop 1/9 Ballow Road, Gumpi (Dunwich)