Wedgwood: Artists and Industry

Exclusive to Australia in 2025, Wedgwood: Artists and Industry showcases highlights from over 200 years of Wedgwood ceramics and design — straight from the UK’s Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A).

Wedgwood: Artists and Industry will exhibit at Perc Tucker Regional Gallery from 6 April – 24 August 2025.

Be among the first in the world to experience this exhibition before tickets sell out.

Session Times

• Tuesday to Friday:
• Session 1: Entry between 10am to 1:30pm
• Session 2: Entry between 1:30pm to 4:30pm
• Saturday and Sunday: Entry between 10am to 1pm.

Any Day, Any Time Tickets

Not sure when you would like to go or looking for a gift idea?

An "Any day, Any time" ticket allows you to book and visit the show without confirming exactly what day and session you would like to attend. It is a great way to book tickets in advance, especially for groups or for that perfect gift! The ticket is valid for 1 entry only for any session during the entire run of the exhibition.

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Exhibition Tours

Townsville City Galleries is pleased to offer guided tours of Wedgwood: Artists and Industry for groups of 5 participants and above. A specially tailored program of school tours and workshops will also be released in early 2025.

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Accommodation Packages

Plan your tropical escape to Townsville in 2025. Exclusive Wedgwood: Artists and Industry accommodation packages are now on sale.

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For more information about the exhibition, including Frequently Asked Questions, visit the Wedgwood: Artists and Industry page.

Presented by Townsville City Galleries. Created by the V&A – touring the world.

Image credits:

1. First Edition copy of the Portland Vase, Josiah Wedgwood and sons, 1790-94 Photo: Victoria and Albert Museum, London

2. Tea canister and cover moulded to resemble a pineapple, designed by William Greatbatch for Josiah Wedgwood and Sons, earthenware with a lead glaze stained with metal oxides, 1760-65. V&A South Kensington, given by Lady Charlotte Schreiber

3. Centrepiece in the form of Minerva helmet, Queen's ware with majolica glaze, Josiah Wedgwood and Sons, 1885. V&A Wedgwood Collection