A Photography Exhibition : What does Antarctica look like from the water's edge?
In Save Antarctica, photographer Christine Hall shares a remarkable collection of images captured during a once-in-a-lifetime expedition to the Antarctic Peninsula. Shot primarily from Zodiac vessels navigating among icebergs, wildlife and vast frozen landscapes, the exhibition offers visitors an intimate perspective of one of the most remote places on Earth.
Driven by a lifelong passion for nature, adventure and environmental conservation, Hall embarked on the journey aboard the Ocean Endeavour, where she immersed herself in both the landscape and the scientific knowledge shared by experts on board. The experience profoundly shaped her understanding of the natural world and inspired this compelling photographic series.
Through stunning imagery and personal storytelling, Save Antarctica invites audiences to experience the continent's beauty while reflecting on the environmental changes affecting one of Earth's most significant ecosystems.
Exhibition Details
📍 Royal Queensland Art Society (RQAS)
📍 3/162 Petrie Terrace, Paddington
📅 11-15 November 2026
Official Opening: Saturday 14th November 6-8pm
Full Exhibition: Tuesday 11th November – Sunday 15th November 10am – 3:30pm
Artist Talk: Thursday 12th November 2-4pm
Selected for the prestigious Head On Photo Festival Open Program, this exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience Antarctica through the eyes of an artist who witnessed its grandeur firsthand.
This project was made possible by the Australian Government's Regional Arts Fund, provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Queensland by Flying Arts Alliance.
Event venue
Royal Queensland Art Society, Petrie Terrace, Brisbane City QLD, Australia, 3/162 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane, Australia
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