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State Library of Queensland

Through Mununjali eyes: photojournalist Wayne Coolwell

Through Mununjali eyes brings together 5 decades of photojournalist Wayne Coolwell’s photographs, honouring his legacy – where story, culture and…

Brisbane

28 Mar - 18 Oct 2026
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State Library of Queensland

Dearly Departed: death in life

Dearly Departed: death in life invites visitors into a bold exploration of mortality across Queensland’s past, present and future.

Brisbane

14 Mar - 23 Aug 2026
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UQ Anthropology Museum

Shields: Design and functionality

UQ Anthropology Museum presents the major collection exhibition Shields: Design and functionality, celebrating over 130 Aboriginal shields from throughout the…

Brisbane

23 Feb - 4 Sep 2026
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The Hub Gallery (Caboolture Regional Art Gallery)

Long Transient Feeling - Solo Exhibition by Lauren Edmonds

New media installations, animations, and 2D work that uses the motif of a train as a visual metaphor for collective…

Brisbane

28 Mar - 23 Apr 2026
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Institute of Modern Art | IMA Brisbane

Archigram and Superstudio

Emerging in the 1960s, two collectives of paper architects responded to the pop-art, space-age zeitgeist. Archigram and Superstudio imagined speculative…

Brisbane

24 Jan - 16 Apr 2026

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A Transgender Woman on the Internet, Crying. Photo: Brett Boardman.
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A Transgender Woman on the Internet, Crying review: dark, bold and playfully queer

Cassie Hamilton isn't afraid to take risks in A Transgender Woman on the Internet, Crying.

Kyle Walmsley
Young people at The Push Stage at St Kilda Festival. 10-year plan for young Australians and music
News

The Push unveils 10-year plan for young Australians and music

The Push's new national plan sets out a decade-long strategy to place Australian music on par with education, sport and…

Richard Watts
federal government inquiry into arts and philanthropy: a photo of the outside of the Federal Parliament House building in Canberra, Australia.
Analysis

Can these federal parliamentarians supercharge philanthropic giving to the arts?

The first hearing of the Federal Government’s inquiry into arts philanthropy revealed there is a lot to learn about the…

Jo Pickup

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Photo: Lilartsy / Pexels.
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Writing retreats – a modern-day luxury most writers can’t actually afford 

Victoria Brownlee, author of the suspense novel The Writers Retreat, weighs up whether writing retreats are actually worth it.

Victoria Brownlee
The Met's Quincey Houghton delivering the Betty Churcher AO Memorial Oration at NGA, Canberra. Photo: Supplied.
Features

10 things Australian arts institutions can learn from The Met

The Deputy Director of Exhibitions at New York’s Met Museum, Quincy Houghton, offered wisdom in difficult times during her recent…

Gina Fairley
Blinking Light's These Youths Be Protesting. Photo: Karla Elbourne. how to make sustainable theatre
Features

From set design to touring, how can we make theatre more environmentally sustainable?

The majority of Australian theatre-makers are concerned about climate change but most feel the issue receives limited attention in the…

Manan Luthra
Applications open now for Dance Rites 2026. Image: Daniel Boud/Sydney Opera House | Minjil performs at Dance Rites 2024.
News

Best opportunities, grants & awards for creatives: 23 to 29 March 2026

This week brings opportunities for Indigenous dance groups and emerging writers, plus lucrative artist residencies.

Alannah Sue
The launch of Diversity Arts Australia’s Fair Play: Equity, Inclusion and the Creative Industries report. Photo: Mahla Karimian.
Opinions & Analysis

How to embrace 'radical access' in the arts

There's so much to learn from the organisations and allies fighting for more inclusive and accessible arts and screen industries.

Sarah-Mace Dennis
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