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Siliceous Award for Ceramic Excellence

Siliceous Award for Ceramic Excellence

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Ceramic Arts Queensland (CAQ) is thrilled to unveil the finalists for the prestigious Siliceous Award for Ceramic Excellence. This highly anticipated exhibition is a premier showcase of contemporary Australian ceramics, highlighting innovation and artistic excellence.…
15 Artists 2025

15 Artists 2025

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15 Artists is an annual acquisitive prize developed to enhance City of Moreton Bay’s Art Collection and exhibition program. Each year, Council invites 15 artists to take part in the exhibition. The winning artist is awarded…
Experiential Artist Talk & Performance: Arianna Nixon and Amy Sargeant

Experiential Artist Talk & Performance: Arianna Nixon and Amy Sargeant

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Join us for an experimental artist talk by Arianna Nixon and Amy Sargeant that will explore the themes of their exhibition Climate of Violence II: Lamentum through performance, sound and vision. Climate of Violence II: Lamentum is…
Deborah Eddy: The Venuses

Deborah Eddy: The Venuses

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Deborah Eddy is exploring the Venus of Willendorf as a trope for the body type of older women. The original Venus of Willendorf is approximately 25,000 years old. Carved from limestone, she is a round…
Gallery Walk Through: Cara-Ann Simpson

Gallery Walk Through: Cara-Ann Simpson

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Onespace invites you to an exclusive walk through the gallery with exhibiting artist, Cara-Ann Simpson to explore the beautiful intricacies of Furari Flores (Stealing Flowers). Furari Flores is a multi-sensory project celebrating the wonder and exploration of plants.…
Panel Discussion: Collective and Customary Practice

Panel Discussion: Collective and Customary Practice

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Please join us for a discussion exploring the modes of collective and customary practices across contemporary art. Reflecting on Yuriyal Bridgeman: yubilong(mi)bilongyu, panellists will discuss concepts of the individual artist and collaborative ways of making and…
Robert Andrew: New Eyes - Old Country

Robert Andrew: New Eyes - Old Country

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This February in Galleries 1, 2, and 3 we are presenting new eyes – old Country by Robert Andrew. Four new works will be exhibited across the galleries including a major new kinetic video installation new eyes –…
Ultramarine Conversations: Recent Water Research in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

Ultramarine Conversations: Recent Water Research in the Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

20250313
As part of our multi-year research and programming arc Blue Assembly, please join us to hear from leading voices on current water research in the humanities, arts and social sciences. This event celebrates the launch of…
Rachel North: Anthology of memory

Rachel North: Anthology of memory

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Rachel North is an Ipswich based artist and educator, working across textiles and ceramics. Growing up and living in predominantly rural and regional areas, her connection to landscape is an inherent component of her artwork.…
Panel Discussion: Brain Rot in the Gallery

Panel Discussion: Brain Rot in the Gallery

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The Institute of Modern Art is hosting the first institutional display of the viral YouTube series Skibidi Toilet. The serialised animated narrative has prompted critical discussion about brain rot, algorithms, and digital cultures since becoming a Gen…
Caitlin Franzman: Recompose

Caitlin Franzman: Recompose

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recompose 2021 – onwards, is a tarot reading led by artist Caitlin Franzmann. By engaging with a deck of hand drawn divination cards, audiences are invited to attune to the understory of a forest, its leaf litter,…
Amy-Jean Mitchell: There used to be a ship sailing

Amy-Jean Mitchell: There used to be a ship sailing

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An exhibition of new paintings and works on paper, made in Barreiro (Portugal) and Meanjin. There used to be a ship sailing is a collection of compositions embedded with illusive landscapes, memories and imagined scenes.
Undergrowth 2025

Undergrowth 2025

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Undergrowth is an invitational exhibition dedicated to showcasing some of the most innovative and conceptually coherent work being produced at a second-year undergraduate level at the Queensland College of Art and Design, Griffith University. These artists…
Ross Woodrow: Order from Ruins

Ross Woodrow: Order from Ruins

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Featuring classical fragments of columns and capitals pulled from large copper-plate etchings, Woodrow references the agency and impact of these long-established and architectural orders not to advocate for a return to rules or codes, but…
Harry Rothel: Corporeal

Harry Rothel: Corporeal

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In his latest body of work, Rothel continues to explore fleeting moments of human experience. Paradoxically mundane and fantastical, the figures within each painting appear to be trapped within the worlds of Rothel’s creation. The…
These Entanglements: Ecology After Nature

These Entanglements: Ecology After Nature

20250218
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Artists: Alicia Frankovich, Caitlin Franzmann, Norton Fredericks, John Gerrard, Simryn Gill, Gabriella Hirst, Angelica Mesiti, Betty Muffler and Maringka Burton, Open Spatial Workshop (Terri Bird, Bianca Hester, Scott Mitchell), Alexandra Pirici, Susan Schuppli, Yasmin Smith, James…
Michael Cook: Individuation

Michael Cook: Individuation

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Jan Murphy Gallery is pleased to present ‘Individuation’ the new exhibition by Michael Cook. Michael Cook’s images have, for over ten years, considered Australian history and its intersection with his own biography, tracing the culture…
Artists to Watch

Artists to Watch

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Artists to Watch introduces four exciting new talents to our gallery. Showcasing landscapes, still lifes, and figurative works, these artists bring distinctive voices and remarkable potential, offering fresh perspectives across diverse styles. Featuring: Nick Offer,…
Judith Wright: Asemic Writing - A Space for Wonder

Judith Wright: Asemic Writing - A Space for Wonder

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Judith Wright lives and works in Brisbane. She came to her work as an installation artist with a background in dance having performed with the Australian Ballet. Recipient of a fellowship from Arts Queensland in 1993…
Joe Furlonger: Horizons

Joe Furlonger: Horizons

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One of Australia’s most respected landscape painters, Joe Furlonger came to prominence in the late 1980s with a series of large-scale figurative paintings. Employing a highly physical method, he applied swathes of colour with vigorous…
Napurrula

Napurrula

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A new exhibition, Napurrula, opens at Mitchell Fine Art in Fortitude Valley on 18th February, with a special focus on celebrating International Women’s Day. Curated by Director Mike Mitchell, the exhibition brings together a powerful…
Essays In Light

Essays In Light

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Step into a world of monochrome mastery with Essays in Light, an exhibition featuring ten talented photographers from the Fine Monochrome Print Group. Each artist presents a thematic portfolio that explores diverse subjects, from architecture…
Dane Mitchell: The Imponderables

Dane Mitchell: The Imponderables

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Dane Mitchell’s exhibition ‘The Imponderables’ explores loss, containment, and future-contingent propositions by way of an island that is not, and a place that does not. Continuing Mitchell’s long-standing interest in the evanescent nature of loss, absence,…
SOUND PERFORMANCE: Arriving Slowly

SOUND PERFORMANCE: Arriving Slowly

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Join Sandra Selig, Ross Manning and Robert Curgenven and experience a sound performance among artwork in the Arriving Slowly exhibition. Manning and Selig’s visual practice is featured in the exhibition, and their work explores parallel…
Rachel Burke: Thanks for Nothing

Rachel Burke: Thanks for Nothing

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Thanks for Nothing is a body of work born out of a recent personal experience of recurrent pregnancy loss over a 12-month period. Created with over half a million de-stashed and thrifted melty beads, these works…
Elysha Rei: 静寂 (Seijaku): Serenity

Elysha Rei: 静寂 (Seijaku): Serenity

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Brisbane Quarter, The City’s most stylish restaurant and retail precinct, marks the Year of the Snake with the striking new 静寂 (Seijaku): Serenity art installation by renowned local artist Elysha Rei on display from 24 January…
Climate of Violence: Lamentum

Climate of Violence: Lamentum

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Climate of Violence: Lamentum is the latest exploration in sound and vision by Arianna Nixon & Amy Sargeant. The dust has barely settled. A sacred tether becomes strained and defiled. Screams become whispers in the…
Harvest Biennial: Volatile Terrain

Harvest Biennial: Volatile Terrain

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Volatile Terrain is an exhibition that explores the intersections and divergences of geography and geology, with consideration to a world in constant flux. The exhibition provides an opportunity to examine how humanity lives on Earth, as…
Kellie O'Dempsey: A Cloud Never Dies

Kellie O'Dempsey: A Cloud Never Dies

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Rooted in the experiential and gestural, this exhibition incorporates Plein-air painting, lusciously pigmented watercolours on paper, punctuated with collage and video projection. Created during a period of profound personal transition, the work attempts to translate…
Matthew Hurdle: Should I remember you…

Matthew Hurdle: Should I remember you…

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With its rich textures and layers of pulped sackcloth and ash, Hurdle’s papermaking practice invites a tactile engagement, encouraging viewers to connect deeply with the subtle nuances of the surface. Beneath these layers, a compelling…
Archie Moore: Comic Paintings

Archie Moore: Comic Paintings

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In 2005, aged thirty-four, Archie Moore undertook a residency for emerging First Nations artists organised by Campfire Group at FireWorks Gallery, Meanjin/Brisbane. He produced seven large, unstretched canvases that turned on his sharing his first…
Regi Cherini: Such is Life

Regi Cherini: Such is Life

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Regi Cherini, recipient of artisan‘s inaugural Regional Artisan Residency Program, presents Such is Life, a provocative exploration of Australian identity through the lens of “bogan” culture. This exhibition showcases Cherini’s masterful subversion of traditional embroidery techniques,…
Platform 2025

Platform 2025

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This is the second iteration of our annual Queensland new-artists project. It presents three artists. Shannon Toth’s assemblages combine timber, confectionary, and sound in sticky performances that evoke the body. Jarrod van der Ryken is known for his moody…
Larissa Borteh: Paintings on Paper

Larissa Borteh: Paintings on Paper

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Larissa Borteh’s evocative paintings explore the delicate interplay between memory, mark-making, and storytelling. Her works, created on Yupo paper, reveal the layered process of their creation, reflecting the transient and fragile nature of past experiences.…
Cara-Ann Simpson: Furari Flores (Stealing Flowers)

Cara-Ann Simpson: Furari Flores (Stealing Flowers)

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Launching our 2025 program is a stunning exhibition, titled Furari Flores (Stealing Flowers) by newly represented artist Cara-Ann Simpson. Furari Flores is a rich visual display of the Australian landscape and Cara’s deep personal connection…
Geoart: Mapping Nature, Culture & Climate

Geoart: Mapping Nature, Culture & Climate

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Dr Ata Tara, a registered landscape architect and academic, explores the intricate relationships between people, culture, and the land. Utilizing geospatial mapping and design tools, he transforms technical data into compelling visual art, offering fresh…