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First Impressions: The Valley of Skies

Jan Manton Art is pleased to announce upcoming exhibition First Impressions: The Valley of Skies,  a group exhibition of Brisbane based artist Keith Burt, Aaron Butt, Michelle Gilbert, Jane James, Dylan Jones, Kate McKay, Carl Warner, Lee Wilkes. The artists participating in ‘First Impressions: The Valley of Skies’ are united by exhibiting with Jan Manton Art Gallery.Through this mutual professional connection, other […]

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Ai Shah: Inner Bloom

This show is an extension of Ai Shah’s earlier series Notes on a Journey, this time using bamboo as a motif. “The more I paint this series, the more I realise the endless possibility.  It is the feeling of opening up to a bigger world when you focus on the inner self.  The title Inner Bloom comes from this feeling.” Her passion is to paint water.  She wants to

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MCRT.Studio: Seven

For the longest time, humans have sought the solitude of nature as the inherent environment for self-reflection . We often seek to process, discover and contemplate while walking, even as little as 30 minutes of walking outside daily is for the physical and mental health of the human body. It is no wonder then, that when artists

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Elana Mullaly: Sediments Exactly

Elana Mullaly shares her recent ‘Drought series’ with her bold solo exhibition ‘SEDIMENTS EXACTLY’. This series has been inspired by the evaporative process that’s visible in bodies of water, and both the stagnant and evolving scenes that unfold during this natural phenomenon. Debris rises and becomes fluid, dissolving into the natural paths water seeks across the

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Michael Weißköppel: Unseen Landscapes

A pioneering Post Digital artist, Michael Weißköppel references and incorporates digital processes into his highly charged works. The immediacy of spray painted marks and rapid erasures smash up against formal landscapes. While from a distance Weißköppel’s landscapes feel photographic, each is painted in a manner that hints at abstraction and the urgency of 21st century culture. Michael’s work has been placed

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Zoonoses

Zoonoses by Nicola Hooper. A collection of 2D, 3D lithographs, lithographic books and wallpapers using fairytale and rhyme iconology to explore Zoonoses (animal diseases that cross over to humans)

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Loops and Knots: a festival of weaving across waters

Coinciding with ‘The Commute’ exhibition, ‘Loops and knots: a festival of weaving across waters’ brings together artists from saltwater and freshwater countries, and across the Great Ocean to celebrate and share in the cultural importance of weaving. Throughout the afternoon hear from artists working with fibre in a series of talks, take part in hands-on

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Defying Empire: 3rd National Indigenous Art Triennial

“We defy: By existing; By determining our identity; By asserting our histories; our culture; our language; By telling our stories, our way; By being one of the oldest continuous living cultures in the world.” – Tina Baum, NGA Curator of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Bringing together works by 30 contemporary Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists from across the country, Defying Empire: 3rd National

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Open Actions

Fancy more than just a dip at the dam? Join us for Open Actions, a collection of site-specific participatory and interactive artworks that draw from the land, history and community of the Enoggera Reservoir. Featuring pop-up picnic radio sessions, magical flags, mythologies and interactive water sculptures, Open Actions will be something just a little bit

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First Thursdays: Tintin Wulia

For this last First Thursdays event of 2018, artist Tintin Wulia invites you to take part in ‘Make Your Own Passport’ (2014–ongoing), a participatory public installation and workshop on citizenship, border-crossing, and statelessness. Held previously in markets and public places, Wulia invites you to make your own passport at the IMA. You’ll be assigned a

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Be Extraordinary Talk Series

MARKETING TECHNOLOGIES What is MarTech or Marketing Technology? We all know that the next era of marketing is emerging and all businesses need to understand these changes may it be technology landscape, media landscape and even industry landscape. We don’t want to… or should I say we can’t lag behind our clients and business partners!

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MONO 30: Terre Thaemlitz

Terre Thaemlitz returns once more to the IMA for MONO 30. Thaemlitz will present ‘Deproduction’, an investigation into the awkward, uncomfortable, and hypocritical power dynamics behind Western Humanist notions of family, and how they function internationally through processes of globalisation. Terre Thaemlitz is an award-winning multi-media producer, writer, public speaker, educator, audio remixer, DJ and

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Benjamin Johansen

Ben’s work can be described as an exploration of colour and movement through repetition. Working solely with acrylic paints, he takes inspiration from dot paintings of Indigenous Australian Art and the Pointillism techniques mastered by Signac and Seurat of the Neo-Impressionism era. Ben prefers to express himself artistically through his love of the contrasting natural

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IMA Annual Party

Each year we like to thank our extended IMA family for their support—our members, supporters, and loyal community—with a celebration: our Annual Party. Coinciding with ‘The Commute’, this year’s Annual Party draws on the exhibition’s relationships locally and across waters, through song, dance and spoken word. The night is full of dancing, drinks, food, and

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Un/Comfortable

Join Post Datum for our fourth and final exhibition of the year. Addressing a range of personal narratives, we have curated our most expansive exhibition of the year, incorporating work from twelve of QUT’s artists, both undergraduate and postgraduate. Un/comfortable aims to study the variable contrasting aspects of comfort and unrest, ease and strain, pleasure

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Adam Pyett: Recent Works

Australian painter Adam Pyett creates beautifully toned still lifes and landscapes that reveal his interest in surface and colour. In late 2018, a series of his recent works will be on display at Jan Murphy Gallery for his first solo exhibition outside of his native Victoria. There is a tough structure and playful approach to

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QUT Visual Arts Postgrad Showcase

Excerpts 2018 is QUT Visual Art’s showcase of postgraduate contemporary art practice. The diverse array of images and experiences in this exhibition display the emerging edge of academic research and contemporary art. The exhibition features creative works by artists Karike Ashworth, Naomi Blacklock, Christopher Handran, Chris Howlett, Annie Macindoe, Meaghan Shelton and Elizabeth Willing produced

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Rebecca Ross: Making Arrangements

MAKING ARRANGEMENTS maps out non-linear and personal narratives through a process of unpacking and cross-referencing artistic and archival materials. The threads connecting the materials explore ways that memory and reality coalesce, and the intangible links that anchor them in time and space. The exhibition takes form in an arrangement of moving images, photographs, paintings, collages,

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Dale Harding: The Drive Home

Following Harding’s recent inclusion in the Liverpool Biennale, this exhibition presents work made during a residency at IASPIS (Stockholm) earlier this year, alongside new paintings, works on paper and sculptures. Opening event: Saturday 3 November, 11 am – 1 pm IMAGE: Dale Harding, The Leap/Watershead, 2018, ochre on linen, 180 x 240 cm. Courtesy of the artist and

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Elisa Jane Carmichael

Onespace Gallery is very excited to present an exhibition of recent paintings and weavings by Elisa Jane Carmichael, Will we swim together tomorrow through the Saltwater waves? Carmichael is a Quandamooka artist based on Minjerribah / North Stradbroke Island. This is her second exhibition at Onespace Gallery. Will we swim together tomorrow through the Saltwater waves? honours the

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Brisbane in Platinum & Palladium

An exciting exhibition of images of Brisbane’s architecture and built environment by Brisbane photographers Keith Stewart and Rob Crapnell. All images are hand printed by the artists using the 19th century platinum and palladium process. The platinum and palladium technique produces monochrome images of outstanding tonal qualities and permanence, creating an archival record of Brisbane

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Denis Piel: Down To Earth

From a small one man studio in George Street’s Sutton House in 1966, to the world’s most glamorous heights of New York Vogue and Vanity Fair spreads in the seventies and eighties, to directing Clio award-winning TV commercials for brands such as Donna Karan and Guerlain in the nineties, to bucolic life in his family’s

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Peter Anderson

I cannot look at Peter Anderson’s work without succumbing to a shiver of both delight and of dread. The sub-Antarctic wind howls off his Southern Ocean canvases with so much force that it’s impossible not to feel the icy sting of salt spume and the gut churning heave and slough of the mountainous seas. Look

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Judy Watson: The Keepers

In November we will be presenting Judy Watson’s video work the keepers, a journey inside the British Museum with a focus on the Aboriginal Australian collections. Judy Watson was born in Mundubbera, Queensland, in 1959. Watson’s Aboriginal matrilineal family are from Waanyi country in north-west Queensland.  She co-represented Australia in the 1997 Venice Biennale, was awarded the

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Beyond the Bauhaus?

2019 will be the centenary of the Bauhaus. In 1919 the Bauhaus sought to overcome the divisions between art and technology, art and applied design and sought create a new paradigm overcoming both social and cultural divisions. The ambition made it famous, but it failed in its goals collapsing in 1933 as a result of

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Crest – QUT Visual Arts Graduate Exhibition

Crest features Visual Arts students graduating from QUT’s unique open studio program, working across diverse media, including performance, moving image, installation, drawing, sculpture and more. Exhibition open to the public: 13 – 17 November, 10am–6pm Z13 Visual Arts Studios | QUT Creative Industries Precinct Cnr Kelvin Grove Road and Musk Avenue, Kelvin Grove Opening night:

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WORKSHOP: Textiles and Fabrics

PolArt 2018 WORKSHOP – textiles and fabrics with JOLANTA SZYMCZYK. PolArt 2018 BRISBANE – ”Brisbane’s Narratives” “Brisbane’s Narratives” with Jolanta Szymczyk [Yolanta Shimchik], Brisbane based textile artist, aims to celebrate and capture the spirit of Brisbane through the city’s unique botanical and landscape forms, textures and patterns. It provides an opportunity to look closer at

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Vipoo Srivilasa: Opulent Blossom

A series of new Bronze Sculptures. Vipoo Srivilasa has exhibited both internationally and throughout Australia, including at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; Saatchi Gallery, London; Ayala Museum, Philippines; Yingge Ceramics Museum, Taiwan; Nanjing Arts Institute, China and the National Gallery of Thailand. His work is held in national and international collections including the National Gallery

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