Preview Rebecca Lewis’ ‘Little boxes’ – on display as part of Flying Arts’ Spring Seasonal Sitting of Tiny Art at the Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts.
Artist Feature
Meet the Facilitators: Artiz Street Art at USQ
Meet the facilitators for the 2019 Artiz Street Art program.
This is what we got out of the QRAA – recognition, encouragement and confidence.
There’s a persistent theme that we get when asking past touring artists about what they got out of entering the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA). Recognition, encouragement and confidence are the three most used words!
Touring our art with the QRAA was so worthwhile.
Would you like your work to tour in a state-wide exhibition? Learn about what the feels like from some of our very own QRAA touring artists!
Our work toured with the QRAA exhibition – yours could too!
These artists had their artwork tour as part of the exhibition outcome of the Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA). Read about their experiences!
What is it like to be chosen in the QRAA?
We sat down and had a chat to some of our Queensland Regional Art Awards (QRAA) alumni to talk about what it was like for their work to be chosen for an award and/or to tour.
Where to Next…? Alumni: Artists Lyn Ahmat and Wayne Singleton
After years of developing an artistic practice, establishing a body of work and receiving industry recognition, it's not uncommon for some artists to experience a mid-career plateau. The mid-career environment often presents a lack of opportunities and progression for artists as compared to their emerging and established counterparts. So, how can mid-career artists continue to [...]
Where to Next…? Alumni: Artists Sandra Pearce and Catherine Schoch
Sandra Pearce and Catherine Schoch, sat down to chat to us about overcoming their own mid-career hurdles with the help of our Where to Next…? intensive.