Neighbourhood Coffee Roasters is part of the maker precinct of Albion Fine Trades and Pedder Street and have previously hosted a BAD forum exploring the revitalisation of industrial spaces and as gallery space for emerging artists. Five years after moving to their current residence they have grown into a community hub for coffee and design […]
This exhibition showcases new works and propositions in the medium of glass at the Land Street Gallery, Toowong. The Glassery are five artists with independent and occasionally collaborative practices engaging with artisanal skills and new and old technology to create contemporary sculpture, design objects and installations. Together the group works to fosters creative and innovative […]
Sharon Hunjas is a Brisbane-based artist with a healthy obsession for palm trees, breezeway blocks and beach shacks, which has resulted in a unique and quirky collection of artworks. Her illustrations are hand drawn on paper and brought to life digitally, incorporating favourite features and colour schemes that give each house a new life. She […]
Mixed media artist, Tiel Seivl-Keevers is a multidisciplinary artist whose current works encompass paintings, ceramics, digital display and textiles. She has been a full-time practicing artist for the last 20 years with a career in the arts, design and education. She graduated in the early 90s with a Visual Arts degree majoring in printmaking at […]
SENTIENT will shed light on local emerging visual artists and musicians, transforming the warehouse into an immersive and interactive environment that features light installations, holograms, 3D art and other exciting digital mediums. With the diverse practices of some of Brisbane’s finest digital and installation artists (like Madeline Holt), SENTIENT will be a once in a […]
Reconciliation week exhibition at Birrunga Gallery show cases the Indigenous artists a part of the Creative Cultural Development Program (CCDP) as well as Birrunga Wiradyuri himself. The CCDP was developed by International artist Birrunga Wiradyuri. The curriculum is based in cultural practises and knowledge. The current CCDP cohort consists of Kane Brunjes (Lead Artist) – […]
Each year Birrunga Gallery has a Reconciliation Week exhibition that showcases the art of the Creative Cultural Development Program (CCDP) team as well as work from Birrunga Wiradyuri. The curriculum for the CCDP was created by Birrunga and is based in cultural practice and knowledge. The CCDP Lead Artist is Kane Brunjes who is in […]
Spowers & Syme is a National Galley of Australia touring exhibition and a project of the Know My Name initiative that seeks to redress the underrepresentation of women artists. This exhibition champions the exquisite prints and drawings of two of Australia’s most innovative female artists of the early 20th Century, Ethel Spowers and Eveline Syme. […]
Spowers & Syme is a National Galley of Australia touring exhibition and a project of the Know My Name initiative that seeks to redress the underrepresentation of women artists. This exhibition champions the exquisite prints and drawings of two of Australia’s most innovative female artists of the early 20th Century. Ethel Spowers and Eveline Syme […]
‘Departure’ is a project focused on collecting and sharing stories from a diverse range of migrant community members with the aim that their stories will contribute to larger conversations around immigration and race in Australia. ‘Departure’ is the extension of a collaborative work that artists Christine Ko and Louis Lim created in 2022. That work […]
