The critical place of First Nations peoples in Queensland’s history and the stories that contribute to the state’s identity has been showcased today at the launch of Queensland Museum Network’s first Reconciliation Action Plan.
Next year’s World Science Festival Brisbane is set to be bigger than ever, with an extended program that allow regional communities across Queensland to experience the wonders of science.
Ballet lovers around the world will be celebrating all aspects of this artful expression and shining a light on the beauty of dance today (23 October) for World Ballet Day.
To mark the occasion we have collated some facts about how Queensland young people (aged 15-24 years) are supported to engage in the arts.
Ann Bermingham reflects on her involvement in the Brisbane Threshold Choir and the role singing plays in bringing comfort to those who are seriously ill or nearing the end of their lives.
Find out about what was funded by the Queensland Arts Showcase Program from 2015-16
Peter Breen from Jugglers Art Space reflects on the development of the Stairwell Project and its impact on the wellbeing of patients, visitors and staff at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Read about what was funded in the Individuals Fund March 2017 round with tips to help with that next application..
The arts are important in the education of Queensland students. We have collated nine things you should know about arts and education.