Bundaberg Regional Art Gallery, 1 – 30 June 2024 The Closet brings together ten LGBTQI+ artists whose practices celebrate the richness and diversity of voices and experiences within the Queer community, particularly those whose formative years were spent in regional … Continue reading The Closet
TRACE is a biennial exhibition and art auction in Brisbane’s bustling West End. It raises needed funds for Community Plus’s vital services, and integrates contemporary art within the community. Audiences will be guided to view artworks installed in participating retail … Continue reading TRACE 2019
Common Knowledge and Learning Curves expands on Keg de Souza’s interest in the ways we teach and learn, exploring common knowledge held by communities and maintained across generations. Curated and developed by Artspace, Sydney, and presented in partnership with Griffith … Continue reading Keg de Souza: Common Knowledge and Learning Curves
On a roll!, Honours Graduate Showcase, Pop Gallery, Queensland College of Art & Design, Brisbane, 2018 Artists: Kim Ah Sam, Michelle Jae Andrews, Rosanna Bird, Alannah Dair, Tara Fraser, Siena Hart, Dianne Hall, Emmalyn Hawthorne, Patrick Lester, Kerrie Mackay, Jean Martin, … Continue reading On a roll!
Continuum, Honours Graduate Showcase, Queensland College of Art & Design, Brisbane, 2017 Artists: Holly Anderson, Anthony Baker, Vivien Bedwell, Thomas Broadhurst, Deborah Eddy, Andrew Gall, Ree Hegh, Peter Kozak, Thomas Oliver, Mandy Quadrio, Sophie Ruby, Tahlia Stehbens, Karen Stephens, Quinn … Continue reading Continuum
Commissioned especially for World Science Festival Brisbane 2016, Curios? brings together contemporary artists whose imaginations are stirred by the mysterious beauty of museum collections. Whether resurrecting almost-lost Indigenous weaving techniques, or acknowledging the potential for new and more culturally appropriate … Continue reading Curios? for World Science Festival Brisbane
The Ambience Store Project was a year long program of exhibitions featuring emerging and unrepresented Australian artists held at Queensland design institution Ambience Store. After a national call out, 27 artists were selected across nine exhibitions that comprised painting, sculpture, … Continue reading The Ambience Store Project
Melbourne-based artist Sue Beyer is no stranger to Queensland audiences, with her public artworks adorning buildings in Brisbane and Ipswich. An alumni of the Queensland College of Art (QCA) and California State University in San Francisco, Beyer’s work focuses on … Continue reading Sue Beyer, guiding force
Brisbane artist Lucy Anderson is one of the river city’s most exciting emerging artists. Since graduating from Queensland College of Art (QCA) in 2012, she has become known for her faux-naïve still life paintings of domestic scenes, an inward-looking emulation … Continue reading Lucy Anderson, deskilled domestic
“full of shining light…[she] lets the inner things – her soul – come in to her paintings [and] evokes feelings from the viewer.” Charles Blackman, discussing the work of Gabrielle Jones. From her home in the Blue Mountains, artist Gabrielle … Continue reading Gabrielle Jones’ Wicked Games
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