Christina Lowry is an award-winning fine artist based just outside Brisbane. She is widely recognized for her photography and installations, which explore central themes of nature, memento mori, and cabinets of curiosity. With over two decades of experience, Christina has built a strong studio practice that blends traditional techniques with contemporary concepts.
Christina studied at Queensland College of Art from 1999 to 2002, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts/Visual Arts with a major in Intermedia. Furthermore, she returned to study in 2023 and is currently working towards her Masters of Visual Arts. This ongoing education continuously informs her evolving studio practice and conceptual approach.
Christina has held solo exhibitions at Logan Art Gallery, Tuggeranong Art Space, Redland Art Gallery, and Woolloongabba Art Gallery. In addition, she has participated in group exhibitions at venues including Side Gallery, Woolloongabba Art Gallery, and Grey Street Gallery. In 2025, she will present a major solo exhibition at Logan Art Gallery, alongside an artist residency, group show, and her Masters graduation exhibition.
Beyond her studio work, Christina hosts the weekly podcast The Art of Making Art, where she discusses studio practice and conceptual development with contemporary exhibiting artists. As a result, the podcast is gaining sponsorship and offers exciting future opportunities for collaboration with artists, galleries, and industry partners.
Moreover, Christina is a passionate advocate for artists and mentorship. She regularly participates on panels for higher education students, scholarships, and art prizes. Additionally, she delivers workshops in photography, drawing, and installation at galleries, libraries, and high schools.
Christine Lowry’s Artworks