Logan’s new cultural precinct opens on January 29 and we’re inviting you to come and celebrate! When the sun goes down the Launch Party starts on the massive open Outdoor Stage. We’ll be marking the arrival of Logan’s first-ever cultural precinct with a host of local legends, culture, and spectacle, with the Logan community at […]
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Take a look through the lens of celebrated Brisbane artist Martin Smith and explore the professional application of his artistic practice in photography and photo media. In his work, Martin employs photography, typography and storytelling to consider how language and modes of representation are used to express and interpret personal experience. He works with concepts
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The circle is a recurring motif and features in most of the Mornington Island artists’ works – fishtraps, love rocks, mussel shells, pretty rocks, sacred and secret places, water holes, corals, etc. and it was appropriate to try a round format to echo some of these ways of depicting the world. The artists have enjoyed
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We welcome exhibition proposals from artists and curators, for both group and solo shows. Scratch Art Space supports artists and recent graduates. The Gallery has high street visibility with full glass frontage and a showcase window on Sydenham Road. Located at the centre of the creative industrial area next to Sydenham Train Station, only a five minute
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Gaffa takes proposals on an all year round basis but spaces are subject to availability, if you send in a proposal it is not guaranteed that you will have an exhibition, each submission is reviewed by the curatorial team and measured against the shows that are already in place and the overall curatorial vision of
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Adelaide Perry was a remarkable woman with an eventful career. She studied under Bernard Hall and Frederick McCubbin and experienced early success by winning the National Gallery Travelling Scholarship to study at the Royal Academy in London in 1918. During her three year sojourn abroad she exhibited at the Salon in Paris and upon returning
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New Course is a guided residency program for the personal growth of artists, performers and creative professionals. The program is designed to expand and enhance artists’ creative practice, routines and way of being through new collaborative methods and professional guidance. The program helps artists establish their own rituals and guides them to best practice. The
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ENTRIES OPEN FOR THE 2022 LIBRIS AWARDS: THE AUSTRALIAN ARTISTS’ BOOK PRIZE Artspace Mackay’s biennial event, the Libris Awards, brings together works by leading and emerging artist book makers from across the country. The Awards are a chance to celebrate the art form and build on the gallery’s significant artist book collection through the competition’s acquisitive
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The Big Anxiety debuts its transformative program of arts and creative technology to change the way we address mental health and suicide from 9 –12 February 2022, following award-winning events in Sydney in 2017 and 2019. The Big Anxiety will explore how arts-based experiences – from high-tech interactive environments to innovative conversation formats – can help us
Over the coming months, Children’s Health Queensland through the Arts in Health Program, will be commissioning artists to design and create three murals within the Queensland Children’s Hospital and the adolescent extended treatment centre, Jacaranda Place. Each of these artworks create opportunities for young, emerging First Nations artists to contribute to the creation of warm,
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Joaquin Gonzales presents 777-Eleven, a Catholicised convenience store selling all the Catholic necessities nobody asked for. Open 24/7 for your convenience. This solo site-specific installation transforms Metro Arts’ window gallery and surroundings to a Catholicised convenience store composed of a series of sculptural artworks. Gonzales explores the theme of religious doubt and uses humour as a tool to
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Over a career spanning more than 20 years, Vipoo Srivilasa has created intricate and elaborate artworks that reflect his bicultural experience living between Australia and Thailand. Working mostly in ceramic, he celebrates the intersections and overlaps between our cultural, social, philosophical, and environmental ideologies with a mix of humour and reverence, iconography and ornamentalism. Almost
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In this exhibition, Kasper presents a series of intensely coloured small-scale paintings that reveal his skill in working with geometric forms and space. Each work is diffused with a sense of stillness, offering viewers a moment to marvel at the joy of perception. Adept at translating bold colours, shapes and lines into works that feel
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Gordon Hookey was born in Cloncurry, Queensland in 1961. He currently lives and works in Brisbane. Hookey belongs to the Waanyi people and locates his art at the interface where Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal cultures converge. He explicitly attacks the establishment and implicates our current political representatives. His style and approach is distinctive in its vibrancy
Inspired by the Hindu ritual Śrāddha, this exhibition marks the first death anniversary of my mother’s passing. Conceptually, the rice and turmeric infused oil are offerings of nourishment and healing, while the brass objects emulate the sunrise viewed from my mother’s hospital bed the morning she passed. Audiences are invited to meditate on the recorded
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A collection of paintings portraying the collaboration of the Artist with AI (Artificial Intelligence) algorithms. These technologies act as a muse for the artist or a serendipitous chance that shows itself within the creative practice. The imagery depicted in the artworks was initially created digitally by the artist, then input into an AI algorithm that
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A.A. Milne’s Cherry Stones is a children’s poem that wonder’s about what life will bring. The child asks whether they will be a tinker, tailor, soldier or a sailor; whether they will be rich or poor, virtuous or corrupt; and whether they’ll turn rabbits out of their pockets or travel through space on rockets. They
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The annual Side Gallery end of year show is titled ‘Glimpse’ for the 2021 iteration. As always, the exhibition is a “smalls” work collection, restricting the size of work to 30cm x 30cm for 2D work, 30cm2 for 3D work, and 2 minutes long for animated/video/digital work. More Information
Down to Earth draws together eight QLD artists who acknowledge the elemental spirits of the earth from where all life emanates. Focussing on botanical forms, it is a celebration of our deep and intrinsic relationship with the environment and a compelling reflection of our connection to the cycle of the earth and the cosmos. Artists:
Boy/girl; Good/bad; Happy/depressed; Tender/aggressive; Alive/dead; Perpetuating binaries are limitations for potential complexities and deeper human truths. Can we be exclusively one without the other or is our glass of happiness only carved out by the depth of our depression? Throughout an ongoing and evolving duplicate portraiture series, Lucy Nguyễn-Hunt delves into the core of what
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Maelstrom is a multi-channel, immersive 3D-animated experience that integrates sound with the choreography of digital humans. Created by digital choreographer Harrison Hall and motion graphics artist Luca Dante, Maelstrom is a sombre meditation on the unseen, hidden and destabilising forces that transform us. Combining the motion capture of dancing bodies, 3D animation and physics engines with sound by
Like a spectre, but you can feel it centres the experience of visceral forces found on both an intimate and geological scale. Through material experimentation and sensorial installation, Jefferies seeks to bring closer the spectral qualities of a biosphere in crisis. Please Join us for the opening of Tiana Jefferies Show on the 9th of
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Azadeh Hamzeii presents new work commissioned by Metro Art in association with 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art. With a focus on the dialogues between the individual and the universal, Azadeh Hamzeii mines her personal history and cultural background as an Iranian based in Meanjin (Brisbane). Hamzeii draws from a range of subjects and materials
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Jan Manton Gallery is pleased to present Liquid Dreams by Jumaadi on show at the gallery between 1 – 23 December 2021. Liquid Dreams continues the artists’ exploration of watercolour and gouache on paper and delves into the artists’ portrayal of isolation through a series of bare horizons. Jumaadi’s new works acknowledge the landscape’s continuity and finds solace in
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Katsugi (ancient term from Ijika, Japan which can be translated as ‘dive’ in English) is a two-person exhibition that brings together Japanese Ama diver Aiko Ohno’s documentary style photography, and recent works by Zoe Porter featuring depictions of the ama (female free divers) and other plant-human, animal-hybrid forms within otherworldly landscapes. The two artists have collaborated
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Have you ever wondered how an artist can capture a tree, a mountain or a body of water and bring it to life? Join exhibiting artists Holly Anderson and Laura Patterson for an artist-led tour of City in the Sun, and dive into their approach to contemporary landscape painting. Discover how Holly captures a shimmer
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Join City in the Sun exhibiting artist Laura Patterson in this hands-on workshop and learn how to unpack complex landscape subject matter to create your own two-dimensional compositions. Drawing inspiration from dense Queensland rainforests, Laura translates her research, photographs and field studies into intricate and skilful arrangements in her studio. MoB is bringing this idea
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Passepartout Photo Prize aims to support the development of talented photographers from all over the world by providing 1,000 euros in monetary awards every year, exhibition opportunities in a prestigious venue in the heart of Rome, Italy, publication opportunities and more. Among the jurors are the American photographer Richard Tuschman, GUP Magazine editor Erik Vroons
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Prisma Art Prize is an art prize created to promote emerging visual artists and painters. As our name and logo suggests, we want to be a Prism that refracts all possible results of the painting process. At the base of our project, there is the inclusiveness and constant research and enhancement of artists from various
Australia’s most significant thematic Christian art prize. $25,000 major acquisitive St John of God Health Care Prize, $42,000 total prizes. Theme: Metamorphosis – a profound or radical change. Reference: “I am about to do a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it?” (Isaiah 43:19) See theme commentaries and Theme Forum live
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Join our free online Art Café with VAA arts marketing expert & mentor, Shirley-Ann O’Neill, where we will discussing how self-representing artists can prepare for 2022 and to find and engage with art buyers in a more meaningful way. This session will include how to increase your visibility and making the most of opportunities. Whether
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Source Materials brings together the work of six artists whose materiality and forms reflect philosophical attentiveness to conceptions of time and transcultural practice. Working from distinct cultural and political contexts, multi-disciplinary artists Ómra Caoimhe, Nicole Foreshew, ektor garcia, D Harding, Bronwyn Katz and Shireen Taweel draw from post-minimalist studio training and conceptual art theory augmented by
After a year of unsteadiness, false starts, and other frustrations, we cast our ears close to home and finish MONO’s 2021 actions with a sense of resilient determination and persistent aspiration. Across three sets, some of Brisbane’s most evocative artists create a series of transcendent sonic microcosms. Naomi Blacklock, whose works explode outward through embodied performance, cultural heritage, and gender identity,
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Bundit Puangthong’s perceptive search through worldwide cultural imagery is grounded in traditional technique and the buzz of the street. He’s a bit of a flaneur, mixing new meaning from sources like religious iconography, contemporary corporate advertising and the personal, internal dialogue that accompanies studio work. His dreamlike compositions draw on childhood experience stenciling puppet theatre
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Jan Murphy Gallery is pleased to present ‘The cubensis head butt’ by Sydney based artist David Griggs, his first solo exhibition with the gallery. Paintings by David Griggs may be read as narratives, drawn from incidents he observes in the city streets that relate to the texture of our times. Even more they emerge from
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ASAP recognises urgent and important Pre-emerging creative practice of Meanjin / Brisbane. Highlighting Australians who happen to have Asian heritage/s and Asian disaporic lineage; and are not too sure about their professional direction, are uneasy about all that big institutional gatekeeping and tastemaking, but also just really need a little bit of cash to do
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