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TWFINEART

Unit 3/22 Masters St, Newstead QLD 4006, Australia

3.7(6)· Google
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TWFINEART — Newstead, Brisbane

A well-regarded fine art gallery at Newstead near Teneriffe in Brisbane with a 3.7 rating across 6 reviews.

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Unit 3/22 Masters St, Newstead QLD 4006, Australia

Opening hours

Closed
Monday
Closed
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
11:00 – 15:00
Thursday
11:00 – 15:00
FridayToday
11:00 – 15:00
Saturday
11:00 – 15:00
Sunday
11:00 – 15:00

Why it's worth checking out

TWFINEART is a contemporary art gallery in Teneriffe, Brisbane, with a programme that includes featured collections, limited-edition prints and current exhibitions. The gallery’s website also provides an appointment-booking option for visitors who want to arrange a time to view the work.

Its current exhibition, “One Blown Fuse Away from Irrelevance”, brings together WAAMBAT, Casey Kauffman, Lorna Mills, Carla Gannis and Edgar Fabian Frias. The show examines how digital art is presented in the physical world, including the practical difficulties created by limited technology and formatting options. Its artists work with the visual language of the internet, drawing on gifs, memes, emojis and other online imagery.

The exhibition considers popular culture, algorithms, online identity and the personas people create for themselves in digital spaces. The work ranges from the playful and absurd to more confronting material, including imagery sourced from the darker corners of the web. TWFINEART also lists collections connected with Max Presneill and Bryan Ricci, as well as another exhibition titled “Streams of Consciousness” featuring Saxon Quinn, John Goetz and Michael Black. With its focus on contemporary and digitally engaged practices, the gallery will suit visitors who enjoy art that responds directly to internet culture and the changing relationship between virtual and physical life.

Spot Score

44

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About the venue · from Google

ReputationGoogle star rating, smoothed for review count
54
PopularityHow many Google reviews it has
26

About this listing · our record

Information qualityWebsite, menu and structured details on file
30
Category fitHow well it matches its listed category
70
FreshnessHow recently we last checked our sources
30

Last checked against sources 17 June 2026.

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