WOW (Women of the World) Australia – Celebrating the voices of women and girls across Queensland

WOW Australia will deliver a series of events across Queensland in 2021 as an alternative to the multi-day Brisbane based WOW Australia Festival. In this smaller-scale format, WOW will continue to pursue its mission of enabling women and girls to create tangible change in their communities. A range of gatherings and activities will celebrate the achievements of women and girls living in remote

Reimagining Representations: First Peoples Engagement at Rockhampton Art Gallery

TFFF support will enable Rockhampton Art Gallery to increase First Nations engagement and representation through the implementation of its Reimagining Representations: First Peoples Engagement

Bringing past collections back to Milingimbi

Yolngu leaders and art workers on the remote island of Milingimbi in North East Arnhem Land are working together to repatriate images of culturally significant artworks, ceremonial objects and photographs. Steeped in active cultural practice, artworks from this region include barks, ceremonial poles, carvings and weavings. These important works are dispersed throughout Australia and

Queensland Theatre’s first Theatre Residency Week NQ

Regional North Queensland students have the opportunity to access an affordable and accessible arts immersion experience with Queensland Theatre’s leading teacher artists.

DAAF 2020 – Australia’s largest Indigenous art event goes online

From 6-14 August 2020, the annual Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair is going digital for its 14th

Queensland Theatre’s The Scene Project goes digital

Each year, schools across Queensland participate in Queensland Theatre’s The Scene Project, a highly interactive drama program for schools, which encourages students to explore and engage in the creative process of performance from rehearsal through to presentation. Over the course of two terms, students work with a newly commissioned script to develop their own unique 15-minute version of the

Camerata takes performances online

Queensland’s chamber orchestra, Camerata, has responded to the COVID-19 restrictions on public gatherings by activating a number of online performances that continue to delight and inspire audiences through this challenging time. Camerata’s 5@5 daily performances, filmed at home by members of the ensemble and accessible for free via YouTube, have already seen more than 150,000 listeners tune

Topology launches TOP UP ONLINE music training programs

Congratulations to Crossroad Arts’ outstanding young leader, Autumn Skuthorpe

We were delighted to hear the news that Autumn Skuthorpe of Crossroad Arts has been awarded the Australia Council for the Arts’ 2020 Kirk Robson Award for outstanding leadership in Community Arts and Cultural Development (CACD). Congratulations, Autumn! Autumn has been a member of the Crossroad Arts team since 2006, and is known for the exceptional creativity, energy and deep respect she