Up Coming Exhibitions:

• Moreton Bay Arts Council is hosting an Australia Day Exhibition.  Lloyd has been invited to exhibit along with other local artists. Opening Night is 21st January 6.30pm, with the exhibition closing on the 28th February 2011. Location is at the Redcliffe Cultural Centre, Downs Street Redcliffe.  Entry is Free.

• Armidale & Regional Aboriginal Cultural Centre and Keeping Place will hold a solo exhibition of Lloyd's work from: 24th May - 22nd July in 2012.  Further information will be posted closer to the time of exhibition.

On the Road to Mt Isa and Townsville

The East Coast Aboriginal Art Exhibition is an annual event first staged in 2007.  The purpose of the exhibition is to raise awareness of Indigenous health issues and generate valuable funds for Indigenous heart health programs by showcasing the art works of prominent Indigenous Artists.

Lloyd Hornsby is the lead artist, showcasing more than 45 artworks including paintings, clay work and sculptures during a two month period exhibiting in Brisbane Queensland State Library, Mt Isa TAFE and the Townsville Cultural Centre.

The three locations featured a two week exhibition and a launch cocktail party for approximately 200 invited guests.  The launch event featured local Indigenous entertainment, guest speakers, canapés and refreshments.  After the launch event the exhibition runs for a two week period showcasing the selected works and education attendees about heart health and the work of the Heart Foundation in improving Indigenous health through a dedicated screen presentation.  Proceeds from the sale of the selected artworks will go directly to the Indigenous health initiatives run by the Heart Foundation.

School Groups, TAFE Students and University Students had the opportunity to experience guided art tours of the exhibition with acclaimed Indigenous artist Lloyd Hornsby.  Lloyd talked through the meanings behind the artworks, the origins of East Coast Artwork and the protocol behind exhibiting in various areas.

Exhibitions for 2010 are now completed.

Lloyd is planning for 2011 and 2012 and will post upcoming exhibitions as soon as they have been finalised.

Please visit the online gallery to view his latest works.