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Digital Art Mastery and Decades of Culture: What's On Today

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10 February 2026/07:15
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Digital Art Mastery and Decades of Culture: What's On Today
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Digital Art and Decades of History: Your Tuesday Guide

Good morning, Sunshine Coast. As we move into the second Tuesday of February, the local arts scene is in full swing with two major exhibitions headlining our cultural calendar. Today, Tuesday, February 10, 2026, offers residents and visitors alike a unique opportunity to explore the intersection of cutting-edge technology and the rich history of our region.

Digital Innovation at Caloundra Regional Gallery

Today is a perfect opportunity to visit the Caloundra Regional Gallery for their flagship 2026 exhibition, The Brothers Gruchy. This digital-first showcase features nine significant works by acclaimed Australian artists Tim and Mic Gruchy. The exhibition is a deep dive into the intersections of technological innovation, biological forms, and artificial intelligence.

The Gruchy brothers, who grew up in Queensland, have crafted an immersive experience that includes video, multimedia, and performative art. Their work explores themes ranging from human perception to environmental change and the shifting nature of global landscapes. This exhibition is one of the most ambitious digital projects to hit the coast this year and is free for the public to attend.

  • Location: Caloundra Regional Gallery, 22 Omrah Avenue
  • Hours: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Admission: Free

Celebrating 30 Years of the UniSC Art Collection

Over at Sippy Downs, the UniSC Art Gallery is hosting its landmark anniversary exhibition, Marking Time: 30 Years of the UniSC Art Collection. Having officially opened just yesterday, this curated show features over 100 works selected from what has become the most extensive public art collection on the Sunshine Coast.

Marking Time offers a reflective journey through three decades of collecting, highlighting contemporary Australian Indigenous art, local photography, and Queensland stories. It is designed as a living archive that keeps pace with the university's growth and the region's evolving identity. It is a quiet, contemplative space perfect for a Tuesday morning outing.

  • Location: UniSC Art Gallery, 90 Sippy Downs Drive, Sippy Downs
  • Hours: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
  • Admission: Free

Tuesday Cinema Highlights

If you are looking to escape into the cinema today, local independent houses have a robust schedule of new releases and acclaimed dramas. The Nambour Cinema and Strand Cinema in Caloundra are featuring several highlights today, including the reclusive drama Shelter and the historical romance Hamnet, which tells the story of the love that inspired Shakespeare’s most famous masterpiece.

  • Nambour Cinema: Catch Shelter at 3:00 PM or 7:30 PM, and Marty Supreme at 1:15 PM.
  • Strand Cinema Caloundra: Afternoon and evening sessions are available for Hamnet and Mercy.