Outer Space is delighted to announce its 2022 exhibition callout. From June 2022 to March 2023, Outer Space will present solo and group exhibitions at our gallery in the Judith Wright Arts Centre selected from the callout, in addition to projects by invitation. While Outer Space is committed to supporting early-career artists and arts workers, […]
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With a first prize of $20 000, the Lethbridge Art Award is open to national and international artists for small-scale artworks. Entrants may submit 2D or 3D artworks up to 61cm (24 inches) in height, width or depth. The Judging is based on three equally evaluated criteria of creativity, originality and skill. More Information
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The 2022 Milburn Art Prize reflects the evolving nature and aims of the Brisbane Institute of Art (BIA) to honour Paul Milburn, a much loved and respected tutor who began teaching in 1989 at BIA until his death in 2011. Accepted media for ‘Landscape as a space of creative discovery’ includes painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed
Performance Space’s LIVE DREAMS is a platform for artists to share works-in-progress and ideas in development in a dynamic and responsive environment. LIVE DREAMS takes place both in-theatre at Carriageworks and digitally via our live streaming channel, Live On The Line. This platform offers us an exciting glimpse into current developments in experimental art, creating
Local, national and international artists are invited to create revolutionary works of art on the body for this year’s Wearable Art Mandurah competition. Wearable Art Mandurah is Australia’s premier wearable art event and is inclusive to artists of all skill levels, ages and design forms, offering many opportunities. More Information
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Craft ACT: Craft + Design Centre invites craftspeople, designers, makers and curators at all levels of experience and across a variety of mediums to propose new exhibitions for the 2023 artistic program. “As a 50-year-old membership organisation, our foundation is built on collaborating with artists to curate an extraordinary artistic program which embeds contemporary craft,
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Artists and designers, Australia-wide, be a part of the conversation around our environment and share your innovative ideas for the future. Open to painting, photography, digital media, ceramics, functional and textile design and more, the Environmental Art & Design Prize is an annual non acquisitive award with nine categories and a prize pool over $40,000.
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Are you an Australian-based maker with a product that deserves a new stage to shine on? Now in its third year, Uncovered is an opportunity for local artists, makers, creatives and artisans to showcase their artistic excellence through the support of the Sydney Opera House. It’s an opportunity for Australian-designed products to headline a residency in the
International call from OCAT Institute, Beijing, for research-based exhibition proposals in Chinese contemporary art and art history. Through the exploration of modern and contemporary Chinese art, the call aims to establish a paradigm of values, a mechanism of academic study and an alternative approach, oriented by historical research. The topic of the projects can include
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Tartu in Estonia will be European Capital of Culture in 2024. A call for proposals aims to support the implementation of international cultural projects interpreting the concept of the Arts of Survival of the European Capital of Culture Tartu 2024 in the years 2023–2024. In the call for proposals, cultural projects will be co-financed in an amount
In 2022, the Alpine Fellowship offers five prizes in the fields of academic writing, theatre, visual art, poetry, and writing. The theme of the Alpine Fellowship 2022 is Freedom. The language of freedom fires rebellions even as it inspires institutions designed to build and preserve. Freedom announces obligations and binds us to promises that are often overlooked in
Catherine Large is a contemporary jeweller and metalsmith based in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. Making original jewellery, objects and flatware in precious metal, she draws on her experiences of travel and the nature of ‘stuff’ both inherited and collected, to inform her work. She uses recycled metals in much of her work, and reuses materials when possible. More
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Gold Coast based Ceramic artist and Master of Creative Industries graduate Claudia De Salvo brings elements of chance and the performative to this installation, which will over time, alter itself through use of natural forces. Gravity and the process of absorption on fired and unfired clay will slowly adjust balances and modify the form of
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Net Positive: What does a better art institution look like? is a lecture series asking exciting art-world thinkers to assess the value of ‘the art institution’: its opportunities, its limits, and to ask if it is a system that can be exploited for the good of all. Can the institution be made to work better, for
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This five-day intensive masterclass will enable artists to experiment with projected imagery in the Cube at the Multi-Arts Pavilion, mima (MAP mima). The Cube is a 360-degree projection canvas powered by Resolume with eight fixed projectors and an additional projector that is currently mapped to the floor. During the masterclass, artists will learn how to manipulate video through multiple
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Jan Murphy Gallery is delighted to present ‘Repetition’, a new exhibition of hand-built stoneware vessels and timber assemblages by Brisbane sculptor Jason Fitzgerald. A professional cabinet maker by trade, Fitzgerald is acutely aware of the parameters of form and function and his latest exhibition showcases his distinct craftsmanship and design. Repetition has been a consistent
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As an annual contemporary art prize known for its scale and inclusivity, Wyndham Art Prize attracts entries from some of the best artists across Australia and offers opportunities for local and emerging artists as well. The 2021 Wyndham Art Prize attracted the highest number entries, totalling over 300 works, of which 84 artists were selected
2022 marks the 10th year the Prize has been held. This year’s theme is larrertenner and wurrawina – Light and Shadow Call for entries close on 18 April 2022 More Information Art work in image by Bryon Beggs
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The competition’s aim is to promote the enrolled artists, giving them chance to join the international market of contemporary art. Internationality and networking make YICCA a huge opportunity for the artists, which can: • Win a cash prize: – Euro 3000,00 money prize to the first selected – Euro 1000,00 money prize to the second
Outer Space is delighted to announce the following successful artists as part of our SUPERCUT program. More than forty Queensland practitioners will present new works on billboards across Queensland, in our Window Gallery space and a series of curated online exhibitions. SUPERCUT is supported by the Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund –
Jan Murphy Gallery is pleased to present ‘Emotions Abstracted’ by Fred Fowler, his third solo exhibition with the gallery. Fowler notes, “After spending several years deciphering and creating images related to the outside world, the impetus for this body of work was to go in the opposite direction. To take away all references and symbols
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Call for individuals and organisations interested in exchanges between Australia–Korea and Australia–Japan to apply for the Australian government’s International Relations Grants Programme (IRGP) 2022–23. IRGP grants support professional, community and institutional linkages between Australia and its partners on contemporary issues. There are a number of foundations, institutes and councils working between Australia and Asia, which have
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A P A R T continues Ally McKay’s long-term investigation into articulating strength, security and doubt through material arrangement. The conflicting anxieties of isolation and connection, intensified by the pandemic experience, are explored through paper, wood and text. What does it mean to be classed as essential, and what effect can this have on our
PURE POTENTIAL: do you know when you are *working*? is a one-week intervention to interrogate The Old Lock Up as a site and space for experimentation, interaction and social practice. Presenting as a series of site-specific spatial experiments using temporary installation methods and care practices, the artists will work with both art and architecture to
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Today, the question of preservation versus innovation seems to underlie much cultural discourse, as if a choice between cultural identity and a global homogeneity were possible. This language that is every stone examines this tension through the concept of creolisation: an idea brought to prominence by Martinican writer Édouard Glissant. Widely recognised as one of the most important
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The Cairns Indigenous Art Fair invites you to apply to be a part of CIAF’s Fashion Performance. Expressions of Interest (EOI) are now being called for Queensland’s Indigenous Fashion Designers, Art Centre’s and Artists working in wearable art to showcase their collections in this year’s performance, Masters of Country- “An artistic celebration of Queensland First
Now in its 35th year, and fourth year at Brisbane’s Institute of Modern Art, the churchie emerging art prize is recognised as an important leg-up, identifying and profiling emerging artists on a national stage. Since 1987 the prize has platformed multiple generations of artists, many of whom have gone on to be leading figures in contemporary art nationally
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ILEANA is delighted to present the first solo exhibition of Tim Maguire’s paintings in Queensland. With nearly 100 solo exhibitions to his name, and shows across Europe, the United States, Asia and Australia, Lines of Inquiry will finally present the work of one of Australia’s most acclaimed artists to a Queensland audience. The exhibition has
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Intimate Dialogues encompasses paintings on paper, hanging mobiles, and sculptures on and off the wall, and sees Judith introduce animals as a metaphor to broaden the human-to-human dialogue, as well as explore her earlier interest in vulnerability. In Intimate Dialogues, I’ve come back to my earlier interests. I’ve always been interested in the vulnerability of
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Recent works by Pamela See, Elysha Rei and Kay Watanabe. Re: Fine is an exhibition featuring artwork by three Brisbane-based artists who engage paper and wood with the reductive processes of cutting and carving. Amongst the techniques represented will be mokuhanga (木版画), using woodblocks and water-based ink, Foshan jianzhi (佛山剪纸), papercutting by hand using knives,
‘Under the Radar’ celebrates unseen cinema from Asia Pacific filmmaking highlighting hidden gems from regions that produce a very small number of feature films each year. Drawing on the past ten years, ‘Under the Radar’ includes works from Macau, Nepal, Afghanistan, Bhutan, Tibet, Samoa and Kyrgyzstan. The films reveal cinematic storytelling directly connected to the
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First Nations artists, Elisa Jane Carmichael and Teho Ropeyarn, have both come to prominence through their respective inclusions in major survey exhibitions such as the Asia Pacific Triennial, Tarnanthi, Primavera and the Biennale of Sydney. Their work is now more frequently seen in a national and international context, often in exhibitions thematically linked to water. Parallel Currents offers an opportunity to
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The Ceramic Awards is a showcase for both well-known and emerging artists and has a major acquisitive prize of $10,000. Apply now Image:Mahala HILL, Armoured Mist Frog 2020. Bone china, porcelain, stoneware, volcanic glaze. Major acquisitive prize winner of the City of Townsville Art Collection Award, 2020 Biennial North Queensland Ceramic Awards, Townsville. City of Townsville Art
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NWOP supports and promotes Australian artists working on or with paper. With a long and rich history, NWOP attracts leading contemporary artists from across Australia working in the fields of drawing, printmaking, digital prints and paper sculpture. Up to $60,000 awards and acquisitions. Important dates: Entries open: 13 January Entries close: 11.59pm, Friday 8 April
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Hack the Evening is a meetup for those that want to get in and apply their skills to new and crazy projects which require a little bit of technical skill and pizazz. We give you access to our power tools, soldering irons and Arduinos and just about any other gear and materials you can find in
HOTA Gallery’s inaugural summer exhibition, like any good mixtape, is brimming with an assortment of themes, ideas and works including photography, painting, sculpture and video by some of Australia’s leading artists. From retro-infused moments, enchanting other-worldly scenes, streaks of mythology and pop culture, and nods to the spirit of a Gold Coast summer – bold, often beautiful, and
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