Utterly Human is an exhibition of new paintings by Inbal Nissim, a painter driven by the intuitive. Her work deals with the connection between the inner landscapes of the mind and the way those are being expressed in the material. Nissim works mainly with ink on paper or loose fabrics, her paintings explore the manifestation of […]
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Visit Redcliffe Art Gallery for the opening night of this year’s 15 Artists exhibition. Celebrate as we announce the $20,000 prize winner. Everyone is welcome, come along and let your hair down to the soundtrack of a secret guest DJ. There will be light refreshments and drinks available. The exhibition highlights recent works by Australian artists, presenting
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Since 1951, The Blake Prize has engaged artists, nationally and internationally, with ideas of spirituality and religion. The prize takes its name from William Blake, the world-famous 18th Century artist, and poet who threaded the religious and artistic throughout his practice. Building on this history, The 68th Blake Prize continues to encourage contemporary artists of varied styles and
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A Repetitive Cycle by Anna Boghiguian, a series of mixed media drawings on parchment paper. The work interweaves the history of the Spanish flu epidemic that spread towards the end of World War I, claiming more than 50 million lives between 1918 and 1920 with an account of the recent Covid-19 pandemic. The work was commissioned
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Rick Amor (b. 1948, Frankston, Victoria) is one of Australia’s most prominent figurative painters and a highly regarded printmaker and sculptor. Amor lives and works in Melbourne. His supreme grasp of tonality allows him to masterfully manipulate light and transport the viewer into his images. Filled with light and shadow, Amor’s brooding and nostalgic works
artisan‘s workshop vision is to offer bespoke and intimate classes of the highest quality. Classes that are thoughtful and beautifully paced, where students have a personalised experience, and teachers feel supported in sharing their honed skill. We believe that this is the difference artisan brings to the workshop experience. If you are thinking of doing a
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ONE.5C is an exhibition by Yanni Van Zijl that explores humans’ relationships with their actions and the consequences that follow. Van Zijl takes an environmentalist approach, citing concerns of fire, flood, drought and climate change as driving forces of their practice. These concerns inform material decisions with the artist stating: “sadly there is no shortage of
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Over the coming months, West Moreton Health will be commissioning artists to design and create a mural at the Ipswich Hospital Level 6 Front Entry. The artwork creates opportunities for emerging First Nations artists to contribute to the creation of warm, welcoming spaces within these environments, providing visual reprieve for patients, families, visitors and staff.
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Steve Lopes showcases his newest collection of works ‘Shape for Gods’. An opening night will be hosted at Mitchell Fine Art on the 13th of October from 6pm to 8pm with the artist in attendance, followed by an artist talk on the 14th from 11am. This exhibition has been two years in the making following
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Jan Manton Gallery is pleased to present Kellie O’Dempsey’s debut commercial exhibition Wish You Were Here on show between 3 – 28 October 2023. Wish You Were Here is an immersive installation of collaged works using paper, drawing, tape and video that transports the viewer into an uncertain landscape. Begun throughout the early days of the pandemic, worked and
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A pink body, with numerous pink dishwashing gloves protruding from its chest and stomach, sits half reclined on a beach chair, its legs outstretched, atop a cowskin rug. The figure is armless and has a pink glitter horn extending from its neck, in place of a head. The figure is a projection of the artist’s
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Redlands local Dylan Mooney, 27, has won this year’s Brisbane Portrait Prize taking home the $50,000 Lord Mayor’s Prize for his artwork Still Thriving. The artwork is a double portrait of Mr Mooney and his friend, Sam Ramsey, in an embrace described by the Chief Judge Suzanne Cotter as “an embrace which speaks of love,
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Entries are now open for the 2024 Blacktown City Art Prize. The Blacktown City Art Prize is an annual art prize and exhibition presented by Blacktown City Council and Blacktown Arts at The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre. The Mayor of Blacktown City, Tony Bleasdale OAM said, “The Blacktown City Art Prize has been instrumental
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Artful Heads is hosting its inaugural art exhibition, Houseful of Heads on October 19th at echo & bounce in Woolloongabba. An exploration of identity and self perception, Houseful of Heads will feature 24 distinctly talented, Meanjin / Brisbane based, early career visual artists and photographers all producing one work, a self portrait fitting the dimensions
An intergenerational relationship between three Watson/Brand family women has been expressed lovingly through a new project exhibiting at Side Gallery. Memories explores three generations who actively pursued a ceramic project to document spending precious time together. Leonie Watson, Liz Watson, and Minnie Brand, ages ranging between 70 something, 40 something and 6 years old, have spent months
Intimate Immensity is an exhibition of works by Australian artist, Ian Friend. Ian Friend is best known for his subtle and evocative works on paper. With a fascination for the alchemy of materials and an obsession with handmade paper, Friend’s works are made through processes that speak to the artist’s reverence for the materiality of making.
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Jeanette Stok’s solo exhibition Become, visualises how we create barriers between ourselves and others. The exhibition showcases a comprehensive display of works, including a wearable art piece constructed from black plastic gutter guard, photographs, varieties of sculptures, and hand-drawn black and white animation that analyses the embodied knowledge within embroidery. Visitors are invited to contribute
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An exciting exhibition of paintings and collages, by original Brisbane artist, Sharmila Nezovic. It explores the paved-over urban experience, through intensely realised, provocative, highly textured abstractions. “I use, what I call, an ‘industrial palette’”, she says. “By directly mixing such materials as road-base crusher dust, washed builder’s sand, sawdust, shards of glass or pebbles into
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Your Pals is a Brisbane-based art collective, co-founded by Sam Hope and Izzy Heaton, and this year there are some new pals joining Sam and Izzy at the annual exhibition. They are welcoming on board: Arion Aime, Cait Crumpet, Eve Mathies, Ruby Stevens, and Gretel Chapman. The exhibition will be showing an exciting array of
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The outlook for the future can seem bleak, the doomsday clock is currently set at 90 seconds to midnight and there does not seem to be a solution on the table. With this depressing forecast how do we find hope? In Get Me Out!, artists share ways of escape from our current reality – be that
A celebration of contemporary ceramics and their imaginative makers. From ancient vessels to figurines revealing the daily lives of people from antiquity, ceramics have been integral to cultures worldwide for millennia. Ceramics have stored our most precious resources, have been vehicles for knowledge and traditions, and passed between generations as heirlooms. Clay: Collected Ceramics is a
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Onespace is proud to present Ross Booker’s latest exhibition, Hydrosphere, which marks a significant turning point in the ‘artist’s gaze’ due to recent significant changes with his eyesight. Once reliant upon personal observation of the landscape and close attention to research photography and memory, recent retina detachments and corrective surgery have necessitated a new way of
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Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM) is delighted to present the King & Wood Mallesons First Nations Art Award from 14 September to 14 October 2023. The King & Wood Mallesons First Nations Art Award is a biennial competition that supports, showcases, and celebrates the highest standard of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art practice in
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‘I can spin skies’ spans historical and contemporary textiles and art influenced by textile practices from across Asia. The exhibition takes its title from fifteenth century Persian poet Rumi’s reflection on the humble silkworm’s ability to spin the thread that makes one of the most prized fabrics in the world. Works are shown in dialogue
We are pleased to announce a new exhibition by Brisbane artist Paul Bai, who has shown his work regularly at the Pestorius Sweeney House now for over 20 years, most recently in 2020. Bai’s latest exhibition features only four works. Selected from the artist’s studio by former Institute of Modern Art director, Nicholas Tsoutas, this
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This will only hurt for a second is an exhibition that delves into the transformative power of softness as a means to reclaim body autonomy. Through an immersive and playful installation, the exhibition challenges the medicalisation of intimacy and touch within the realm of disability experience, offering a unique perspective on the profound social and
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Michael Stiegler’s small spaces exhibition at Side Gallery showcases a confluence of his distinctive illustrations, paintings, and collages. Inspired by many sources, including his former New York apartment, hotel notepads, and renowned art institutions, including The Met and Gagosian, Michael eloquently reimagines the inspiration for his figurative characters and illustrations. These sources first captivated him while living and
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Join us at Pine Rivers Art Gallery for a 30-minute immersive sound art performance. Entry is free. Be taken on an ambient journey with Fresh Eyes exhibiting artist, Gabe Parker. Experience projections and raw soundscapes of the region’s suburban life. This live performance will encourage better listenership and a more sustainable mindset. After the show, stay and
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Lisa’s paintings have evolved out of a “love for detail, colour and form, and the desire to convey something otherworldly with humble everyday objects”. Extending on the rich history of still-life painting, Lisa is influenced by the Dutch and Spanish still-life paintings of the 17th century, that focused on themes of mortality through the depiction
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Musician Reece Bowden (Anawain) incorporates hypnotic guitar, lo-fi synths, and electronic beats into an improvisational, responsive sound performance.
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The result from the Voice referendum gave hard evidence to a largely suspected truth: we inhabit an unreconciled nation, wary of venturing into the uncharted territory of change. These recent weeks have been a challenging period for many, particularly for our First Nations Australians. With more questions than answers, there’s a prevailing sense of uncertainty
A Tender Disco — Plaything Playhouse observes and mocks the inveterate feminine daily performance of complying with social conduct. This ritualistic routine often functions under the veil of etiquette and habit, almost a communion to the gods of social convention. Frances considers this as mimicking a dance routine or a puppet performing. There’s a reason why
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A celebration of Print by third year students from the Queensland College of Art and the launch of the 2023 QCA Print Folio Box. Exhibiting Artists: Darren Blackman • Jorge M Brito • Geoff Burns • Sophie McIntyre • Bronte Moore • Deanne Muir • Tutu Nguyen • Marijah Westacott
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You are invited to join us for this in-conversation with internationally renowned artist, Tony Albert to share and discuss the journey and making of Tony’s first public artwork in Brisbane, Native Still Life commissioned as part of the Brisbane City Council’s The Platform situated at Brisbane Botanical Gardens Mount Coot-tha. Native Still Life is inspired by the stunning native flowers
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This showcase exhibition will highlight the work of two students completing an Honours degree in visual arts at the University of Canberra, in partnership with TAFE Queensland. This year the Honours research project at University of Canberra ranged from visual art to fashion, music and acting. The format of the program is creative practice-based research,
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Our amazing stable of newly represented artists are showcasing a selection of their latest works in the upcoming exhibition, Pony. Join us on 30 November from 6 pm to celebrate our debut stable show Artists Jessica Nothdurft, Kitty Horton and Carolyn V Watson will join curator Laura Brinin on Saturday, 2 December, from 10.30 am for