About
Bronwyn received her masters in contemporary arts from the University of Tasmania and worked for 16 years for the Scenic Rim Regional Council as an arts facilitator and cultural coordinator.
Prior to her work in local government she ran a world music venue, worked on her own arts practice, was an arts agent, festival director and cultural development worker.
She has overseen and creatively directed numerous events, festivals and complex cultural development projects including Cultural Trails and Open Studios of the Scenic Rim, Scenic Rim Model for Artists in Residence, Fires On Top of Mountains, ASSI 150 , War Stories and Our Town and Arts Ablaze Queensland Regional Arts Conference.
As an artist she works in charcoal, acrylic, oils, pencil, needle and thread to express her love for nature, concern for the planet, disenchantment with our society and joy in the power of the arts for transformation.
Recent exhibitions
MAPS AND TRACES 2025 (Solo)
DRAWN FROM THE FOREST 2022 (Solo)
Upcoming exhibitions
THE WHISPER IN THE LEAVES- NOV 2025 (Group)
Recent Residencies
In 2022 she spent time in the Tarkine forests of Tasmania as part of the Bob Brown Foundations Art for takayna part funded by Scenic Rim Regional Council RADF.
She has undertaken residencies at the Tanks Art Centre in Cairns, At Wild Mountains Environmental Education Centre in Rathdowney, Mount Barney Lodge and at Ahimsa in LaneCove National Park.
These residencies have informed her ongoing project IF TREES COULD TALK.
Full exhibition and professional history
Bronwyn’s CV can be downloaded Here
Her Linked in Page can be accessed here.
Link to interview with Andrew Wright at In Consideration of Trees exhibition Here
contact Bronwyn here
Last Stand
Which Wolf Will You Feed