The John Oxley Library Fellowship offers researchers of all disciplines, historians, writers and creatives the opportunity to uncover Queensland’s rich and diverse history utilising the resources of the John Oxley Library and State Library of Queensland.

The fellowship recipient will receive a stipend of $20,000, a personal work space within the Neil Roberts Research Lounge for 12 months and premium access to the extensive collections and expertise library staff. 

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Queensland State Archives presents an information session about their upcoming Creative in Residence Program with a guide to accessing archival records for creative purposes. Join Public Programs Officer Elysha Rei and Appraisal Advisor Allison Drechshage in this interactive session where attendees can ask questions about this creative opportunity and how the archives can be used as a resource and inspiration in artistic practice.

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In Play with paper artists are encouraged to exploit the medium of paper, pushing the medium to its limits. Moving beyond understanding paper as a surface on which to create, artists in this exhibition will reinterpret its functionality and purpose.

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The Centre Beaudesert is calling for entries from Queensland artists, photographers, digital media and filmmakers to respond to the exhibition theme.

THEME: ‘celebrating our elders and help shift our views on ageing and age-related barriers that prevent community participation’.

20 artworks will be selected for exhibition at The Centre Beaudesert July-Sept, at Arts Ablaze Conference Ramada Resort Kooralbyn Valley October 2019 and the subsequent tour in 2020-21.  Works will be selected by a panel representing aged care, health, arts & community.

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Applications are now open for this unique, prestigious yet accessible award that is presented to more than 100 Australians every year!

It enables recipients to travel overseas for four to eight weeks so they can meet and work with leaders of influence to gain and exchange knowledge and experience for the betterment of themselves, their industry or community and Australia.

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The Artbank Roadshow is a national initiative that seeks to provide opportunities for unrepresented artists to be seen and potentially acquired for the Artbank Collection. Artbank recognises that there are finite opportunities for artists to be represented by a commercial dealer. Accordingly, The Artbank Roadshow ensures democracy of access for professional, practising Australian artists who otherwise would have limited opportunities for their work to be seen in this context as they do not currently have a commercial dealer/gallery.

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