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Street Photography Workshop

A street is a place full of life, activity, and drama. Follow internationally renowned photographer Shehab Uddin in an exploration of Brisbane’s subtropical street life. This workshop is designed to build your skill and confidence as a street photographer. Topics of discussion Selection of locations Subject matter Photographic equipment Camera techniques How to approach strangers […]

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SUMMER SHOW

An online exhibition from the Edwina Corlette Gallery artist stable. To view the artists included in the exhibition, please see the artist bios. Sally Anderson’s bio John Bokor’s bio Bridie Gillman’s bio Belem Lett’s bio Bundit Puangthong’s bio Paul Ryan’s bio Miranda Skoczek’s bio To view the online exhibition – Click Here Image: BUNDIT PUANGTHONG, Crying

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Pamela Rosel: They’re more expensive than last time, ’cause they’re better

The fruit of mudded fingers stuck in momentary lapses and solice. None of the lamps match, really. The moment imposes. I like that they’re different, as if they’re living. And they’re more expensive than last time, ’cause they’re better. A note on COVID-19 Maximum of 5 people inside the gallery at any one time. We

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Panel Discussions at IMA

Panel Discussion: Cultural Fire and Art  (1:00pm – 2:15pm) Join artists Dale Harding and Judy Watson, Firesticks Alliance representative Leeton Lee, and panel host Shannon Brett, in the first of a series of three panels expanding on key themes of the exhibition ‘On Fire: Climate and Crisis’. This discussion looks at fire as a colonised

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Petite Pieces

‘Petite Pieces’ is Aspire’s annual business inspired art prize, run every year in February to launch another calendar year! Whilst many art competitions focus on the technique of an artist, ’Petite Pieces’ looks to promote the other aspects of an artist’s career that are just as important – from branding, to innovation, to commercial capacity.

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BigCi Environmental Awards

Australian artists from various fields – visual art, installation, multimedia, performance, literature, music, photography, film making, curating – are invited to submit entries for the BigCi Environmental Awards 2021. The Awards will be judged by an independent panel: Elizabeth Ann Macgregor OBE, Director, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia Chris Tobin, Darug Elder, Artist, and Cultural

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Calling for Artisans

Are you an Artisan, Artisan business, or product supplier wanting the opportunity to showcase in front of thousands of visitors over two days? Our exhibition will make that happen with qualified visitors. Maximize your Brand. Reach out and meet new customers, generate valuable leads. We are bringing suppliers, teachers/learners, and artists together in the Exhibition Building

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MediaFutures Open Call

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR The MediaFutures support programme is looking for artists and startups eager to reshape the media value chain through innovative, inclusive and participatory applications of data and user-generated content. OPEN CHALLENGES The first Open Call covers 4 Challenges. Three of them are focusing on the coronavirus infodemic, the fourth one is open

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The Body Language

ITSLIQUID Group, in collaboration with Venice Events and ACIT Venice – Italian-German Cultural Association, is selecting all interesting photo, painting, video art, installation/sculpture and performance art works to include in the next exhibition THE BODY LANGUAGE – ITSLIQUID International Art Exhibition 2021 that will be held in Venice during the period of Venice Carnival 2021, at THE ROOM Contemporary Art Space, from February 25

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Outer Space ARI will present three new instagram takeovers from emerging Meanjin artists Sunday Jemmott, Lucy Nguyễn-Hunt, and Ruaa Al-Rikabi. Each artist will have one week to share their studio practice and their experiences living Brisbane. To view the work please visit- Outer Space Instagram

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Noorderlicht Photo Festival

The Noorderlicht International Photo Festival 2021 will take place from 26 June to 12 September 2021 at various locations in the Dutch provinces of Groningen and Friesland. It is looking for new and existing work, responding to the theme ‘The Makeable Mind’, exploring the relationship between visual culture and reality. Departing from photography, the festival

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Grants for Media Art

The Edith-Russ-Haus for Media Art will award three Grants for Media Art of the Foundation of Lower Saxony (€12,500 each), to be developed through a residency in Oldenburg, Germany. The Foundation of Lower Saxony grant at the Edith-Russ-Haus for Media Art supports a wide spectrum of media art, from video art and net-based projects to audio

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Wellcome Photography Prize

Open call for the Wellcome Photography Prize 2021. This year, the Wellcome Photography Prize is exploring the human side of three urgent health challenges: mental health problems, infectious diseases and global heating. These challenges affect people of all ages, in all parts of the world – although their effects are not felt equally. But there

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Valletta Cultural Agency

Valletta Cultural Agency is seeking artistic proposals from artists to participate in a remote artist-in-residency programme offering an opportunity to develop their artistic practice from their home or studio space whilst contributing to and enriching the creative context of Malta’s Capital, Valletta. Reset (verb) re·set (rē-sĕt′): to set, adjust, or fix in a new or different

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REVIRGINATE

REVIRGINATE is a rendezvous between sculpture and sound. Exhibiting together as ‘MSTR’, this is the first collaboration between current Queensland College of Art, Griffith University student, Mark du Potiers, and Queensland Conservatorium Griffith University alumni, Timothy Fairless. The exhibition explores the opportunity of being afforded a new identity in a foreign environment, complicated by the

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Mia Boe: Black Devil

A series of paintings looking at the Queensland Native Police and other works that respond to the events over the past year. The exhibition is proudly hosted by Open House Collective in West End with the help of Blaklash Creative. 10% of all sales made on the night will be donated to Seed Mob. Please

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Always soft, Always strong

Always soft, Always strong continues Dr Karike Ashworth’s exploration of the Feminine Bravery Construct through her parodic persona, Brave Girl. Brave Girl is inspired by cosplay and comic strip characters and is clad in mock super-hero battle costume. When Brave Girl performs, she does so as an exaggerated embodiment of what it means to be

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The Look 2.0

Last year we experienced a period of potential soul-crushing limitation of our freedoms. We were locked down, we couldn’t see our family or friends, but we had time to think and contemplate aspects of our lives. “The Look 2.0” is a collection of work from unique photographers residing in Brisbane with different cultures and backgrounds.

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Maeve Baker: Do Your Chores, Try Not To Think Too Much, And Repeat

Maeve Baker‘s projection is a commentary on living through lockdown in 2020. Baker has used the existing lines and spaces on the Belltower façade to create rows of ‘windows’, through which we see people going about their domestic tasks. The animated loop initially holds the viewer’s attention and the colours suggest a feeling of playful

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Nikon Photo Contest

Entries are invited for the Nikon Photo Contest 2020-21 under themes of ‘Connect’ and ‘Passion’ in two categories for both the Photo Competition and Short Film competition. Please note there are different deadlines depending on the category entered. The Nikon Photo Contest International has been held by Nikon Corporation since 1969 to provide an opportunity for

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Exhibit with GRAGM

Are you an artist or creative looking to exhibit with GRAGM? We are looking for expressions of interest from artists and creatives for exhibition-based proposals for the 2021-2022 years to be exhibited within the Gladstone Regional Art Gallery & Museum (GRAGM) suite of exhibition spaces which include Town Hall Gallery, Front Gallery, Museum Room and O’Connell

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ONExchange Conversation

DEPART closed out our 2020 program and now offers a ‘restart’ point as we enter the new year, more resilient and more prepared for whatever lies ahead in the next 12 months. Artists’ work in the exhibition reflected on the idea that 2020 did not ‘conclude’ in the usual way. Early events in 2021 have already prompted concerns, as

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Muswellbrook Art Prize

The Muswellbrook Art Prize is an acquisitive art competition held anually. This competition is launched early in the year, with entry forms usually becoming available towards the end of the previous year. We recommend you subscribe to the Art Centre’s Email newsletter, or follow us on Facebook for announcements of the Muswellbrook Art Prize competition launch. Painting Acquisitive

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Glover Prize

Celebrating the legacy of John Glover, The John Glover Art Prize (Glover Prize) has become one of Australia’s most significant awards for landscape painting, open to artists from anywhere in the world. It is awarded annually by The John Glover Society Inc. for the work judged the best contemporary landscape painting of Tasmania. Landscape painting

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Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing

The Adelaide Perry Prize for Drawing is a $25,000 acquisitive art award among the most significant of its kind in the country. Inaugurated in 2006, the Prize is generously supported by the Parents and Friends’ Association of PLC Sydney. Named in honour of respected painter, printmaker and draughtswoman, Miss Adelaide Elizabeth Perry  (1891-1973) who taught Visual Arts at PLC Sydney

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