Inside the Artist's Studio Bus Tour 2024

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Buckle up Brisbane, it's time to hit the road with a brand new adventure this autumn!

We're unlocking the studio doors of some of Brisbane's most exciting contemporary artists with a brand new hop on, hop off, studio bus tour!

During this half-day adventure we will take you into the studios of painter, John Honeywill and leadlight craftsman, Julian Podmore where you will learn first-hand how they produce their creative works.

Then enjoy a leisurely pit-stop for an all included two course lunch at Farmhouse, Kedron, before paying a visit to the stockroom at leading gallerist Jan Murphy where you will take a tour of their current exhibition and find out how artists go from studio to gallery.

The tour concludes with a special tour of our exhibition of Rearranged: Art of the Flower at Museum of Brisbane led by artist, Karen Stone.

Included in your ticket:

• 6 hour bus tour
• visit the studios of artists John Honeywill, Julian Podmore and Jan Murphy Gallery
• 2 course lunch at Farmhouse Kedron
• exclusive tour of Rearranged: Art of the Flower with artist Karen Stone

Getting there: Tour departs from City Hall.

Accessibility: While this tour can be offered to people who use wheelchairs and walkers, some terrain may not be suitable for all wheelchair types. Please view our social story to determine if this is the right tour for you. If you require a wheelchair accessible bus, contact 07 3339 0800 prior to your booking so that we can ensure that it is made available to you. We accept companion cards for all tours.

Note, a wheelchair accessible bus will be available on Friday 19 July and Saturday 24 August.

If you have any other accessibility needs, contact us prior to the day of your tour on 07 3339 0800, or email bookings@museumofbrisbane.com.au to discuss how we can help tailor your experience.

Museum of Brisbane is Brisbane City Council's leading history and art museum where you can experience our city's vibrant culture. For more information visit Museum of Brisbane.