the gallery buildings have since been demolished and the rainforest gardens lost to the development of townhouses. Following the closure Brian Johnstone operated an art consultancy for a few years. In 1994, after her death in 1993, the estate of Marjorie Johnstone bequeathed the Johnstone Gallery Archive to the State Library of Queensland. The collection features 26 bound volumes of scrapbooks, gallery files, printed exhibition catalogues, correspondence, photographs, and is a major resource for provenance research of Australian artworks and artists. Photographer Arthur Davenport recorded many of the artworks and gallery installations from 1964 to 1972, which can be seen in the State Library of Queensland's Arthur Davenport collection. The State Library has also produced a series of digital stories and oral histories with many of the artists and gallery owners who were associated with the Johnstone Gallery - John White, Philip Bacon, Victor Mace and artists Nevil Matthews, Margaret Olley, Laurence Daws, Ray Crooke, Roy Churcher, Betty Churcher, Robert Dickerson and Max Hurley. In 2021 The Johnstone Gallery Archive was added to UNESCO's Australian Memory of the World Register. Exhibitions 1952, Laurence Hope 1961, 14-30 Nov; Donald Friend 1962, February; William Peascod 1962, 28 April-10 May; 50 Drawings of old Brisbane, Kenneth Jack 1962, September; Fred Jessup 1962, October; Adrian Feint 1962, November; Margaret Olley 1962, December; John Coburn 1963, 28 July–; Moya Dyring 1963, August; Francis Lymburner 1963 13-28 Aug; Yulgilbar 1863-1963 and other paintings, Donald Friend 1964, 28 Feb-25 March; Arthur Boyd, Charles Blackman, Lawrence Daws 1964 14-22 April; Paintings by Shay Docking 1964, 13-25 June; Paintings and drawings by Mervyn Moriarty 1964, 14-29 July; James Gleeson 1964, 18-30 July; Peter Kennedy 1964, August; New Guinea paintings Ray Crooke, Baillieu Myer commission for 1964. 1964, 18 Sept-7 Oct; Recollections of Raratonga, Henry Bell 1964, 30 Oct- 19 Nov; Gordon Shepherdson downstairs in Gallery F 1964, 30 Oct- 19 Nov; John Aland 1964, 15 Nov-2-Dec; Brian Seidel 1964, 6-24 December; Alex Leckie 1965, 8-23 June; Paintings by June Stephenson 1965, 21 Sept-6 Oct; Ken Reinhard 1965, 12-27 Oct; Michael Kmit 1966, 4-21 September; Alice in Wonderland, Charles Blackman 1967, 21 March–5 April: Rosemary Ryan 1967, 25 July-9 August, Arthur Boyd 1967, 17 Oct-1 Nov; Paintings by Lawrence Daws 1968, 14-26 Oct; Leaves from a New Guinea Sketch Book and other paintings by Margaret Olley 1969, 30 March-12 April; The Dolley Pond Church of God with signs following suite