Detail and manner investigates the work of architecture practice Vokes and Peters, renowned for its unique exploration of the Queensland house and its aesthetic of austerity. Through a focus on their design of furniture and objects, which often accompany their architectural projects, Detail and manner will explore the reciprocal relationships…

Brisbane based artist, Kitty Horton completed her Bachelor of Fine Art at Queensland College of Art. She has exhibited solo shows in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne, along with group shows nationally throughout Australia and in Miami, Florida. Kitty’s artworks are represented in private collections in Australia, New Zealand and France.…

WHEN : 16th November, 10:00am WHERE : Caboolture Regional Art Gallery Caboolture Regional Art Gallery presents an artist talk with Miles Hall and Arryn Snowball. Please join them for a discussion on their respective art practices and their involvement in current exhibition: The Art of Sound.

WHEN : 2 April – 1 May 2011 WHERE : The Queensland Centre for Photography (QCP) Kurt Sorensen Each series of photographs relates to the other in its depiction and representation of isolation, loneliness, beauty and tragedy. I have taken my inspiration from the folk tales and the landscape of…

Jan Murphy Gallery is pleased to present Hidden mothers and ghost flowers by Amber Wallis, her first exhibition with the gallery. Working at a large scale onto both primed and raw linen, layering colour loosely and quickly, the paintings take on an intentionally diffuse and mysterious quality. “My painting practice…

James Barth and Spencer Harvie | ZONWEE: The last known recording of a daydream ZONWEE: The last known recording of a daydream is a short animated film by James Barth and Spencer Harvie that combines both of the artist’s unique skills, styles, and ideas to produce something neither of them…

The IMA presents a the first solo exhibition in Queensland of Cairns-born, Sydney-based artist Daniel Boyd. His acclaimed practice deftly layers colonial history, European modernism and its connections to the Pacific, and the subtle interplay between lenses and techniques of Western and Indigenous art of Australia. Boyd’s exhibition offers a…

BRISBANE ART DESIGN (BAD) 2019 is where art, design and the city of Brisbane collide over a 17-day festival of dynamic exhibitions, performances, talks, art tours, workshops and open studios. Held from 10 – 26 May 2019, BAD showcases more than 150 Brisbane creatives, from emerging talents who are carving…

A series of functional objects as a response to processes, materials and actions observed on construction sites. By observing construction sites, exploring industrial materials and experimenting with found materials and objects, the artist responds to the physical layers of urban space. Laurie Oxenford is an early career Australian artist, curator…

WHEN : 19th October – 16th November / Opening 18th Oct, 6:00 – 8:00pm WHERE : Boxcopy 282 Petrie Terrace, Brisbane Glaze presents new video work developed as part of Boxcopy’s Emerging artist program, by Brisbane-based artist, Liam O’Brien. The main area of O’Brien’s inquiry focuses on ideas of personal…

QCA Thursdays are a series of QCA Galleries opening events that seek to broaden the art experience. QCA Thursdays are a space for the presentation and interpretation of contemporary visual arts and design practice, and a site for gathering, conversation and learning. Join us for the opening of ‘landscape, landscape,…

WHEN : 14th June, 6:00pm WHERE : RD Milns Antiquities Museum University of Queensland The RD Milns Antiquities Museum invites you to attend a night of, Wine, Cheese and Art. We are proud to open the premier collection of Mediterranean Antiquities in Queensland to the Brisbane community. During this event…

In the age of COVID-19, is it now more than ever important to have the right to protest? GOMA Talks returns during the Children’s Art Centre exhibition ‘Now is the Time’, for a virtual session exploring the future of protest. Hear from special guests as they consider whether a global…

Please join us for a conversation between Charles Esche and Richard Bell on the nascent legacy of documenta fifteen. Charles Esche is the director of the Vanabbe Museum, Eindhoven, and was on the finding committee for the curators of documenta fifteen, the Indonesian collective, Ruangrupa. Richard Bell exhibited in documenta…

Presentness is Grace by Aaron Butt is an exhibition that will explore the present moment through colour, space, light and objecthood. Consisting of compositions encountered by the artist in the landscape while going about his daily life, as well as travels through Australia and overseas, Presentness is Grace document a life of looking.…

PARADE is facilitated by Boxcopy and hosted at Outer Space. In 1988 I was wheeled off a train in Brisbane, strapped to a rickety pram, my eyes were wide at the crush of people that surrounded me. I was rolled along a boulevard toward a monolithic kangaroo, and as my…

Alexandra’s paintings narrate an intimacy with urban landscape as it transitions and transforms with  light, natural and artificial. During the day, the sun dictates light and shadows, delineating Queensland architecture. But at night streetlights and light switches take control. Gilded and shaped by electricity, there is an intensity to the…

Imants Tillers is an artist, writer and curator. He has exhibited extensively since the late 1960s and has represented Australia at significant international exhibitions such as the Venice Biennale (1986), Documenta 7 (1982) and the São Paulo Bienal (1975). Tillers came to prominence during the 1970s and has been an…

Japanese film will make a long-awaited return to the Australian Cinémathèque when ‘Cult Japan’ opens for the eight-week film program running from 3 July to 2 September 2015 / Tickets are now on sale. Featuring atomic monsters, cool assassins, geishas and gargantuas, ‘Cult Japan’ celebrates some of the most enduring…

Jan Murphy Gallery is pleased to present ‘Flowers’ – the new exhibition from Claudia Greathead. Claudia Greathead’s latest body of work continue the artists personal journey and exploration of the world around her. Her work blurs the line between figurative and abstraction, reality and dreams, memory and feelings, creating a…

  Maluw Adhil Urngu Padanu Mamuy Moesik (Legends from the deep sitting peacefully on the waters) Selected works from the 23rd Biennale of Sydney: rīvus The Institute of Modern Art has collaborated with the Biennale of Sydney to commission a new work from the Torres Strait 8, a collective on the frontlines…

Celebrate the 15 Artists exhibition and 2023 winner Robert Andrew in our closing event. Enjoy one of the last summer nights in conversation, with live music and light refreshments at Redcliffe Art Gallery. Relax and catch up with friends before moving into the gallery for an in-conversation from 5:30 PM. Robert Andrew…

WHEN : 4th August WHERE : Lethbridge Gallery Linda Zucco’s first collection at Lethbridge Gallery will open on Saturday 4 August 2012. Linda has a sharp and modern style with fresh compositions that produce modern paintings that pack a punch.

Drawing with a Drone by Motoko Kikkawa showcases a unique combination of traditional drawing techniques and contemporary technology. Japanese artist based in Ōtepote Dunedin, NZ, Motoko Kikkawa drawing practice expands through diverse materials and approaches. Using paint brushes, pencils, ballpoint pens, paper cutting, and ceramics, the artist creates abstract forms…

James Barth discusses her show The Clumped Spirit with Tim Riley Walsh, Assistant Curator at Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Gadigal/Sydney, and member of the Kink collective. Tim Riley Walsh is Assistant Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, living and working on Gadigal Country. Previously, he was Curator in Residence at Gertrude and MADA…

A Screening Series part three: Satellites – Tuesday 9 June 6.00pm @ UQ Art Museum. As part of Peter Hennessey: ‘Making it real’ exhibition. Free. All Welcome. Meteor Christoph Giradet & Matthias Müller | 2011 | 15 minutes Courtesy of Light Cone, www.lightcone.org Using elements of feature films, fragments of fairy tales and science…

WHEN : 27th April – 16th June / Opening : 27th April 6:00 – 8:00pm WHERE : Griffith Art Museum Major survey exhibition and publication featuring the best photographic talents from or within Australia and the United Kingdom. Known for halting the status quo, arresting the scene and exploding a…

À Rebours is a major survey of one of Australia’s most important and influential photo-based artists. The first extensive gathering of Pat Brassington’s 30 years of practice, the exhibition explores her ongoing aesthetic language derived from surrealism and cinema reinterpreted through photography. Brassington was one of the first artists to recognise the potential of the…

Jeff Raglus is one of a unique group of contemporary artists who divide their practice equally between music and the visual arts. Encompassing all that is pop, Jeff’s work constantly blurs the boundaries between fine and graphic art. Jeff is a multi instrumental musician, who has toured overseas and around…

WHEN : 22nd March, 7:30pm – 12:00am WHERE : Arena, 210 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley (18+ event) RAW:natural born artists is an independent arts organization that hand-selects and spotlights independent creatives in visual art, film, fashion, music, hair & makeup artistry, photography, models and performing art. Featuring 40 local artists.…

WHEN : 16th – 28th August WHERE : Bleeding Heart Gallery 166 Ann Street, Brisbane Reframed13 is the fourth show in a series of annual exhibitions by a group of local Brisbane artists These exhibitions are characterised by a multiplicity of styles and mediums across painting, photography, objects, installation and…

WHEN : 15th Sep, 10:00am – 1:00pm WHERE : A-CH Gallery 72 Vulture Street, West End An exhibition of recent drawings by artist Nat Koyama. Exhibition Dates : 15 September – 10th October

  Nine Wives is a concept show that transforms the gallery into a contemporary domestic environment where female notions and rituals are explored. For the theme, nine female Queensland artists were invited to create artworks that respond to one of nine rooms that make up a home. Spaces such as…

Kitty Horton’s artworks often explore the materiality of oils, mixed media, ceramics and drawing as primary mediums in her visual art practice. Inspired by the American Minimalists, Kitty investigates her surroundings by creating distorted shapes, forms and motifs. Mark-making and the lucky accident extend the relationship between painting and drawing.…

25 YEARS: The Ipswich Art Gallery Foundation celebrates the Foundation’s 25th anniversary with a large-scale exhibition that highlights its significant contribution to the Gallery’s collection. Founded in 1997, the Ipswich Arts Foundation, as it was known, managed the funds to refurbish the Ipswich town hall into a new gallery. Over the past 25…

The IMA and Room40 are pleased to present MONO 24 featuring Terre Thaemlitz. Terre Thaemlitz (1968) is an award winning multi-media producer, writer, public speaker, educator, audio remixer, DJ and owner of the Comatonse Recordings record label. Her work combines a critical look at identity politics – including gender, sexuality,…