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Zhang Xu Zhan: Compound eyes of tropical

Zhang Xu Zhan’s Compound eyes of tropical is a dizzying stop-motion animation evoking myth, folklore and fantastical worlds.

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Cairns Art Gallery

Cairns Potters Club: Melting Pot National Ceramics Exhibition

The Cairns Potters Club was established in 1974 to promote and foster an interest in pottery in the community. This…

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Cairns Art Gallery

Marine Dreams: Collection in Focus

Marine Dreams is an exhibition that looks at the pull of the deep on the human imagination featuring artists from…

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Cairns Art Gallery

Barbara Dover, Julie Poulsen, Jennifer Valmadre: The Paradox of Things

The Paradox of Things features assemblage and mixed media works by three Cairns artists, Barbara Dover, Julie Poulsen and Jennifer…

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JamFactory ICON, Julie Blyfield: Chasing a Passion

Chasing a Passion presents a new collection of meticulously crafted works, inspired by Blyfield’s experience of visiting the Daintree Rainforest…

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Craig & Karl: Double Vision

Craig & Karl: Double Vision is a dynamic, playful exploration of one of Queensland’s most internationally successful creative exports defined…

2022 Wyndham Art Prize Winner: Lilah Benetti, 'More Like a River (Portrait),’ photograph. Image: courtesy of the artist.
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Art without rules: why now is the time to enter the Wyndham Art Prize

Past winner Lilah Benetti says the Wyndham Art Prize makes room for artistic risk.

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UNSW to host Splice festival in 2027 to connect art, tech and games creatives

UNSW's Splice festival aims to connect talent from the arts, technology, film and games.

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Rosalie Gascoigne’s ageless experimentation shines in sublime retrospective

Three decades since her last retrospective, the National Gallery of Australia gathers the many pieces of Rosalie Gascoigne's career and…

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