Ranamok Glass Prize 2008
Museum of Brisbane presents Ranamok Glass Prize 2008. Over the past fourteen years, the Ranamok Glass Prize has become one of the best-kept secrets of the international contemporary glass scene.
An annual competition for artisans throughout Australia and New Zealand, Ranamok Glass Prize pushes the boundaries of the ancient art form, resulting in a stunning array of works. Museum of Brisbane is proud to present the finalists of the 2008 prize. Ranging from the intricate and ephemeral to the bold and edgy, the year's best works in contemporary glass will be on show.
Ranamok Glass Prize is a celebration of sheer visual energy in glass - bought to life with vivid colours and sudden optical illusions. The cool mineral excitement of this unique showcase is sure to thrill glass devotees and newcomers to the art form alike. Explore the exquisite world of Ranamok Glass.
Presented by arrangement with Ranamok Glass Prize 2008.
Read our review of this exhibition.
Dates
Sat 15 November 2008 - Sun 18 January 2009
Times
10am - 5pm daily
Venue
Museum of BrisbaneAdelaide Street, Brisbane City
Cost
Free
Further information
Museum of BrisbanePhone: 07 3403 8888
Web: www.museumofbrisbane.com.au
Location
Ground FloorCity Hall
King George Square
Brisbane QLD 4001
(Between Adelaide and Ann Streets)
Opening hours
10am to 5pm Daily.Closed: Good Friday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year’s Day.
Open from 1pm on ANZAC Day.
Admission
FreeAccessibility
Museum of Brisbane is wheelchair accessible. If you need help due to mobility difficulties or other specific needs, please mention your requirements when attending or call the City Hall Duty Manager on 07 3403 8888 to make arrangements before you arrive.Public transport
Bus: Many suburban buses stop in Adelaide Street, or other nearby CBD locations.
Train: Museum of Brisbane is within walking distance of both Central and Roma Street stations. Central Railway Station is slightly closer and only a 5 – 10 minute walk along Ann Street.
CityCat: City Hall is a 10 minute walk from the North Quay CityCat terminal.
Parking
Paid car parking is available at the King George Square Car Park, located directly underneath King George Square.There is limited on street parking. Check out our transport section for other city parking stations.
Further information
Call 07 3403 8888 or visit the Museum of Brisbane web site.
