JULY 2025

The month of July will see the Wondai Regional Art Gallery hosting one exhibition by the following artists:

‘The Bryce Perspective’ by William David Bryce

This exhibition offers a rare and powerful view into the lifetime work of Australian artist William David Bryce (1916-2000) this July.

This collection, drawn from his estate, is more than a retrospective – it is a journey through a life deeply committed to the arts. In both painting and sculpture, Bryce was never one to follow fashion or trend. His work is honest, grounded, and uniquely observant – anchored in the Australian landscape, yet never limited by it.

Through shifting styles and decades, Bryce’s voice remained consistent: thoughtful, tactile, and quietly intense. Whether carving form from wood or layering color on canvas, he showed us not just what he saw, but how he saw – revealing beauty in restraint, movement in stillness, and story  in silence.

The Bryce Perspective invites us to pause, to look again, and to feel the world through the eyes and hands of David. It is a privilege to offer this large body of work for sale for the first time, together under one roof, and to honour his legacy in full, this August being 25 years since his passing. Over 80 oil and watercolour paintings, pencil sketches, ink drawings, oil pastels portraits and sculptures will be for sale.

‘Minaux Unveiled’ by André Minaux

André Minaux (1923–1986) was a quietly formidable presence in 20th century French art. A painter, printmaker, and illustrator, Minaux built a career defined not by flash or fame, but by an unwavering commitment to truth in form, tone, and feeling.

Over 100 pieces will be available for sale during this exhibition. Opening night is 6.00pm to 8.00pm, Friday 4 July 2025 with wine and canapes in semi formal attire.

Kidz Korner
Home School Group

Opening Night
Friday, 4 July 2025 from 6.00pm
$5 entry includes Hot and Cold Supper, and Punch
Wine will be supplied by Nouva Scoula
Live Entertainment
The exhibition will remain in the Wondai Regional Art Gallery until 3.00pm on Saturday, 26 July 2025.