The Ipswich Art Gallery in Queensland has an upcoming exhibition entitled The Ipswich House: Heritage house portraits. The blurb states that this exhibition is a:

picturesque and illuminating foray into the history and vision of Queensland’s early domestic architecture as seen through the eyes of 13 contemporary Queensland artists, The Ipswich House examines the city’s significant architectural heritage through a selection of commissioned ‘house portraits’ across a diverse range of mediums. These house portraits are more than mere pictorial representations of the city’s heritage-listed buildings, instead offering explorations into the architectural design, construction and fabrication methods while also exposing more than a hint of the personal histories and memories of their former residents.

So we really have little idea of the content of the exhibition. Things won't change much when the exhibition is up and running since Ipswich Art Gallery has a limited online presence. So we have no idea how the various artists in the exhibition represent Queensland’s early domestic architecture, or the rationale for this exhibition.