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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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Royal Queensland Art Society Brisbane Branch Inc

RQAS Queensland Figurative

Come along to Petrie Terrace Gallery to see how stunning figurative artworks by Queensland's best artists!

Brisbane

9 Apr - 10 May 2026
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Royal Queensland Art Society Brisbane Branch Inc

RQAS Young Artist Award

Come to Petrie Terrace Gallery in March to see the artwork of Queensland's emerging young artists!

Brisbane

4 Mar - 29 Mar 2026

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Takashi Murakami 'Cherry Blossoms Fujiyama JAPAN' (detail), 2020, acrylic and platinum leaf and gold leaf on canvas mounted on aluminum frame, 50 × 212.5 cm © 2020 Takashi Murakami/Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. All Rights Reserved.
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Takashi Murakami: major retrospective of Japanese artist to be held in Sydney this year

An exhibition of work by acclaimed Japanese artist Takashi Murakami will be presented in Sydney in December 2026.

ArtsHub
Applications open now for Dance Rites 2026. Image: Daniel Boud/Sydney Opera House | Minjil performs at Dance Rites 2024.
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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
Alex Hines & Sarah Stafford's Birds at Melbourne International Comedy Festival 2026.
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12 shows to see at Melbourne International Comedy Festival

Almost 800 shows are presented at MICF this year. To make selecting what to see easier, here are 12 festival…

Richard Watts

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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.
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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
Liam Fleming with his Loewe Craft Prize finalist work, Patterns of Pressure, 2025. Photo: Grant Hancock.
News

What I learnt as an artist judging an international craft prize

In a major coup, two Australians made the cut in the international Loewe Craft Prize. We speak to one of…

Gina Fairley
Comedian Scout Boxall. Photo: Supplied.
Features

How comedians survive the social media trap during festival season: 'I hate it!'

Comedians don't have a lot of choice about being on social media, not if they want to sell tickets. So…

Daniel Herborn
L-R: Leticia Cáceres (photo: Sebastian Bourges), Elizabeth Coleman (photo: Rodney Stewart), Priscilla Jackman and Jean Tong (supplied). Four female and non-binary directors who have moved from stage to screen.
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From stage to screen: four Australian creatives discuss sideways career shifts

Leticia Cáceres, Elizabeth Coleman, Priscilla Jackman and Jean Tong describe how they adapted skills honed in the theatre into film…

Daniel Herborn
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