More than 80 outdoor sculptures at SWELL Festival
They say that sculptures tell their own unique stories and you can catch more than 80 of them at Queensland’s largest sculpture exhibition on Currumbin Beach.
The free
Read more11 August 2025Arts
Netflix and chow eating into households budgets
Almost a third of Aussies admit to spending hundreds of dollars a year on duplicated or unused subscriptions, while clocking up thousands on takeaway bills.
New research
Read more11 August 2025
Barnsey, Ken Done and romantic AI chatbots snare funding
Rock legend Jimmy Barnes and colourful artist Ken Done are among a list of Aussies set to be further immortalised as subjects of upcoming documentaries.
Screen Australia
Read more11 August 2025
Support for short path to screen success
Queensland’s short film makers are the focus of a new support program to boost local talent.
Screen Queensland has launched a new Short Film Fund, offering grants of
Read more8 August 2025
Aussie artists not keen to feed the AI machine
A Productivity Commission proposal to exempt tech companies from copyright rules so they can train artificial intelligence (AI) models has been criticised by the music
Read more7 August 2025
The Other Art Fair to debut in Brisbane
The Other Art Fair will make its Brisbane debut in November this year, showcasing the work of 120 emerging artists from Australia and beyond.
The concept has been
Read more5 August 2025
Aussie opera to open at Glasshouse Theatre
The Drover’s Wife – The Opera will be one of the first performances to open the new QPAC Glasshouse Theatre.
The epic new tale was written by Leah Purcell and is
Read more4 August 2025
Big talent unleashed at Bigsound 2025
The southern hemisphere’s largest celebration of new music, Bigsound, will be unleashed in 2025 with 130 bands, 100 industry speakers, and 70 conference sessions
Read more1 August 2025
No illusion as Theatre of Magic’s success goes global
The magic is spreading, with an illusionary Brisbane entertainment experience going global.
Theatre of Magic (T.O.M), which stages intimate magic shows at Rydges
Read more1 August 2025
Long-term view to grow Queensland arts scene
A 10-year roadmap for the Queensland Arts sector will include a new model for regional arts service delivery.
State Arts Minister John-Paul Langbroek said the new
Read more31 July 2025