Jan Manton Art is pleased to announce upcoming exhibition Encounters by Brisbane based artist Kate Mckay. McKay’s painting practice brings out the monumental in the small details of everyday spaces. Encounters showcases the intense focus McKay brings to her work, and her ability to make the familiar, urbane sights of Brisbane feel strange and uncanny. Working with the edge of […]
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Onespace Gallery is very pleased to present rightNow. This exhibition will present an array of painting works by emerging and mid-career artists all based in Queensland: Georgina Hooper; Brontë Naylor; Paula Payne and Samuel Tupou This show takes the pulse of a selected group of artists from their most recent studio work across a range of painting approaches and intentions. If
Our international exchange MIAMI / MIAMI enters its third year by welcoming artist BARRON SHERER from artist-run initiative OBSOLETE MEDIA MIAMI [Florida, USA] to THE WALLS. Miami, Florida based media artist, Barron Sherer will visit The Walls with recent works examining his social media chronology and tropes. The works’ commonalities are in Sherer’s mashed up
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UNE PIECE and Lusid Art bring to you a body of work with the power to make a difference – Praise You. Proudly supporting The Butterfly Foundation, Australia’s national organisation for eating disorders and body image, with artwork sales and event proceeds donated to Butterfly. Praise You illuminates the complex subject of women’s body image,
Scott lives and paints in Stokers Siding, a small village in the Tweed Valley. He worked as a high school art teacher in Queensland for 10 years then moved to Sydney to pursue his art career full time. After 40 solo exhibitions in Australia and overseas Scott settled in Northern NSW where he built a
The BSA Project Space is a re-adapted industrial workshop used an as an exhibition space since 2014. The space is both a springboard for students of the Byron School of Art who wish to gain experience in exhibiting, as well as a curated exhibition space for artists working in a diverse range of disciplines through
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PARSE – Platform for Artistic Research Sweden welcomes contributions exploring the embodied, affective, performative, material, visual, and spatial politics of cross-border human mobilities, through arts/design as well as other disciplines and practices. Art & Migration. Re-Making the World: Human Mobility, Border Violence, and Security Markets Parse encourages experimental forms of research publication including artistic research and practice
The 7th international Sculpture Symposium is organised in Differdange (Luxembourg) from 22 May – 2 June 2019. Applications are invited from artists working in wood, with proposals for works to be created on site during the symposium. Six artists will be selected – the theme is “Emotions” and the chosen material is wood. Every sculptor selected will receive
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As part of this year’s Asia Pacific Architecture Forum, MoB have teamed up with the Australian Institute of Architects to offer a series of free 20 minute mini-consultations with 16 Brisbane-based architects. Thinking about a climate appropriate renovation but don’t know where to start? Have a half-completed DIY project you need some advice on? Haven’t
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The A.M.E. Bale Travelling Scholarship and Art Prize is awarded biennially to Australian artists who have demonstrated talent and achievement in traditional styles. This includes realist, figurative and representational styles. The Art Prize is intended to encourage, support and advance classical training of emerging artists (in their early to mid-career) at any stage of life, who are pursuing the
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Life after War is an art prize that reflects on life after war. You are invited to reflect this theme by creating either: an original 2D artwork in a medium of your choice. a literary piece in the form of a poem or short story of not more than 2000 words. EXHIBITION November 9th to
The Burnie Print Prize brings the best of contemporary print art to Burnie by print artists from the Oceania region. An initiative of Burnie Regional Art Gallery supported by the Friends of the Gallery. For more information – download the application form Image: Winner Burnie Print Prize 2017, Patricia Wilson-Adams NSW Positions 1 to 3, 2016,
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The BAM Art Prize is designed to promote awareness of the arts in the Northern Rivers by presenting a national art prize within the region. The winner will be featured on the cover of BAM. Open to all artists nationwide, this new, non-acquisitive prize is for works of art in any medium. The inaugural prize
Join current Artist-in-Residence, Michelle Eskola for a hands-on workshop where she will guide you through her approach to collage making through minimalist abstraction and a mindful engagement with materials. Michelle is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice traverses painting, textile, and installation, often incorporating repetitious iconography and labour intensive techniques. In this workshop Michelle will assist
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Artists, designers, curators, photographers, (landscape) architects, writers, and critics are invited to apply for a residency at the Jan van Eyck Academie in Maastricht, Netherlands for 6 up to 12 months in 2019. Every applicant shares our belief that insight comes through exchange with other: insight in the meaning of things, in your own practice, in
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Entries for the 2018 Blacktown City Art Prize are now open. Now in its 23rd year, the Blacktown City Art Prize is a highly valued art prize, with cash prizes of $20,000 and acquisitive awards. Local, regional and national artists are invited to submit entries in drawing, painting, sculpture, ceramics and mixed media. The winner of the Blacktown
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Capture a painted impression of a landscape on 9×5. Following in the footsteps of impressionists Streeton, Roberts, Condor and McCubbin, in 2016 we launched our inaugural 9×5 Landscape Prize. Entry in the 9×5 Prize may be paintings in any medium, including oil, acrylic or watercolour. The theme is open. Prizes: The 9×5 First Prize: $1,000. The 9×5
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As a part of the forthcoming Outer Space exhibition “Class Act” curated by Lisa Bryan-Brown, Llewellyn Millhouse has been invited to facilitate a public program in response to the topic of class. Please come participate in a free workshop involving games and activities designed to generate discussion around the concept of class, with a particular
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Join us for a dynamic life drawing event facilitated by contemporary artist Kenji Uranishi. Kenji Uranishi is an Australian-based artist who draws from the longstanding traditions of ceramics in Japanese art and culture to inform his contemporary work with porcelain and other mediums. Cost: $15.00 per person, including drawing media and refreshments Drawing materials will be
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Open international call to visual artists, curators and art theorists/writers to apply for the 2019/2020 residency programme at AiR Tilburg in the Netherlands. SEA Foundation – AiR Tilburg – invites applicants for its 2019/2020 residency program. The residencies are designed for the 21st-century art professional – visual artists, curators and art theorists/writers – whose work
Enjoy a hands-on ceramics workshop led by Mieke and Charlie De Deyne, the mother and daughter duo behind Mas & Miek Ceramic House. The workshop will take inspiration from L.J. Harvey’s teaching methods and the ceramics featured in With Heart & Hand: Art Pottery in Queensland 1900-1950. You’ll hand build your own piece using pinching, coiling,
Enjoy untutored & tutored life drawing on Saturday 15 September, 2018 at our Norman Park studio. Coffee & tea is provided with biscuits and the studio is fully air conditioned for your comfort. Starts at 2pm and finishes at 5pm. The model will be asked to pose for tutored participants within the times, but this will not hinder the self paced
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Join Uber in lighting up Brisbane with Heart of the City — a vibrant light show installation featuring new art by Sofles. Immerse yourself in a luminous visual storytelling experience combining street art, 3D mapping, and motion design. Heart of the City is a celebration of Brisbane and the locals that continue to brighten our
Backbone’s Open Source Residency Program is designed to support individuals, groups or collectives of young artists from any background or discipline to move their practice and careers to the next level and beyond. 2019 Open Source Residents will receive: – Three months of free space at Backbone’s venue in East Brisbane. (Residency times: January –
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Learn the traditional craft of Coptic bookbinding in this exclusive workshop hosted by Red Hill’s quaint little bookstore, Scrumptious Reads, where in addition to making 2 different Coptic-bound books, you’ll also be treated to a delicious lunch box (provided by Three Girls Skipping, the cute cafe next door), snacks and drinks throughout the afternoon. Every
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Megalo Print Studio + Gallery are pleased to announce the first Megalo International Print Prize with an impressive $18500 in prize money. FIRST PRIZE – $10,000 SECOND PRIZE – $5000 PEOPLE’S CHOICE – $1000 LERIDA ESTATE ACQUISITIVE PRIZE – $2500 Artists may enter up to 2 works. Entry fees are $40 for 1 work or $60
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The Waller Art Prize, an inaugural art prize and exhibition, will be first held in October, 2018 at Trades Hall, Bendigo. Every year the BendArts Festival invites artists to submit entries for the The Waller Art Prize. The most outstanding works, as judged by the selection panel, is awarded an non-acquisitive cash prize pool of
Dr Mal Eutick is an ardent fan of still life painting and in act of great vision and generosity funded the inaugural Eutick Memorial Still Life Award in 2006. EMSLA, as the prize is colloquially and fondly known, was instituted in memory of Dr Eutick’s parents Lillian and Malvin. Now in its twelfth year EMSLA
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The Young Artist Award began as an initiative of the RQAS (Brisbane Branch) in 2016 and was originally open to all Queensland residents 17 to 30. The award is designed to encourage and support young artists in the pursuit of excellence This Biennial season the RQAS is excited to announce that The Young Artist Award has now opened up
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The Burrow West End is planning an exciting event in October in collaboration with Two Birds Brewing (Australia’s first female owned brewery) themed around empowered women and the awesomeness of ladies in general. We are looking for:-Visual and sculptural artworks to display in our gallery space.-Performance art to have roaming about the space during the
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‘A landscape of spinifex rings’ is how this acclaimed senior Indigenous artist from north-west Queensland describes the suspended woven work that forms the centrepiece of her exhibition. Working with Triodia (spinifex), a native grass common to this arid landscape, Shirley Macnamara’s contemporary fibre art stands for generations of traditional knowledge, the resilience of her people, and the
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The artist residency CAT (“Community Art Team”) Cologne was founded in 2010 as a non-profit organization. Open call for international emerging artists working in the field of social practice and community engaged work to spend 1-3 months residency in Cologne on a specific project related to local communities and context. During a working grant to spend
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VIDEOART & NEW MEDIA AUDIO-VISUAL ART OPEN CALL for MADATAC, to be organised in Madrid in Jan/Feb 2019. International call – open without restrictions to select, by means of a criteria in which will be valued particularly the experimentation, the innovation and the risk, of the creations of all those new media, audio-visual and video artists
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YICCA is an international call for artists, open to professionals and not only from any country in the world. All kinds of contemporary artworks are allowed in the art contest: drawings, paintings, sculptures, photographs, graphics, mix media, video, installations and performances. The competition’s aim is to promote the enrolled artist, giving them chance to join
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Liam is a Brisbane-based artist regularly exhibiting locally. His work may be understood as an exploration of self-awareness through mediums painting and drawing. As such, instead of thinking only what the painting is ‘about,’ it moves to the idea of what the painting ‘does’ as a means for self-discovery and transformation. His visual formalities and
An exhibition of work comprising the practical component of Andrew Frost’s MA. “Foreigners can be dogged. And can also, on account of language difficulties, fail to take a hint. Then again, let us not forget, it is considered de rigueur to keep a few foreigners around. They lend the place a certain cosmopolitan tone. They
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