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Contemporary Aboriginal artists from Cape York have art lovers queuing for autographs in the world's largest art market, New York, with the exhibition Our Way, Contemporary Aboriginal Art from Lockhart River, opening to public acclaim at Stony Brook University on Long Island. Read full story > |
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A one-month consultation period on a Queensland Centre for Design was opened on 2 November. Read full story > |
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Have you noticed the public art in your neighbourhood? It comes in all shapes and sizes, from kangaroos to giant waves, from jelly babies to sea urchins and more will appear following the launch of the public art fund, art+place. Read full story > |
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Do you know a senior arts student who wants to pursue a career in arts? Then let them know about the new Creative Generation Awards. Read full story > |
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The State Library of Queensland was awarded the top prize for public architecture at the 2007 RAIA National Architecture Awards in October. Read full story > |
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Arts Queensland is developing an action plan to support children and young people in the arts and is seeking your views on opportunities that will encourage their participation in the arts. Read full story > |
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More than 200 regional arts workers and artists from across the state gathered in Cairns and Mareeba to discuss the state of the arts in regional Queensland. Read full story > |
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Three innovative Queensland productions have been honoured with international film and television awards and nominations. Read full story > |
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The main theatres at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) will be modified to improve their disability access. Read full story > |
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Riverfestival and Brisbane Festival in partnership with design agency cutts creative have been recognised at the prestigious Brisbane Advertising and Design Awards for their collaboration with Queensland artists Rachel Arthur and Stephen Mok. Read full story > |
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Twenty-two architectural practices will have their work featured in a new architecture exhibition at the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) in May 2008. Read full story > |
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Fibre art from the Cape York Peninsula was showcased at the Ochre Gallery Melbourne in a groundbreaking exhibition of fibre. Read full story > |
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A Queensland actor and an Indigenous designer have both ‘gone’ international after receiving Arts Queensland grants. Read full story > |
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Two Access Arts Artists will have their work showcased at the Sydney Opera House as part the exhibition AART.BOXX on 21 and 22 November. Read full story > |
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Writer and performer Tom Greder brings his skilled and delightfully profound parody of the human condition, All Aboard, to the Sue Benner Theatre, Metro Arts, 14 November – 1 December. Read full story > |
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On Saturday 1 December, Access Arts will hold its annual open day at the Brisbane Powerhouse in celebration of International Day of People with a Disability. Read full story > |
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With sustainable energy and global warming hot topics at the moment, it’s never been more important to educate Queensland’s students about energy conservation. Read full story > |
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The Workshops Rail Museum will hold its Annual Pass Member’s event, Santa Sunday, on 25 November 2007. Read full story > |
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Vulcana Women's Circus, MultiLink, Brisbane Multicultural Arts Centre (BEMAC) and SpeakOut have joined forces to create the spectacular visual performance, Uncharted. Read full story > |
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The redeveloped State Library of Queensland will celebrate its first anniversary on Sunday 25 November with an Open Day full of free games, exhibitions, tours, music, dance, food and fun. Read full story > |
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A monumental sculpture by leading international artist Anish Kapoor will have a permanent home in Brisbane’s Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), after its official unveiling on 9 November. Read full story > |
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The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) adds another dimension to its program by inviting children between 5 and 10 years into the kitchen at the River Cafe for some experimental cooking classes. Read full story > |
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To mark his final season as Artistic Director of Sydney Dance Company, the legendary Graeme Murphy has returned to Brisbane with his enigmatic dance performance, Berlin. Read full story > |
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Queensland Museum’s Sciencentre produces hours of interactive fun with more than 100 exhibits to explore, assuring visitors a fun-filled day of learning and discovery. Read full story > |
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Kultour operates as a nonprofit company committed to increasing awareness of Australian multicultural arts through its annual touring program. Read full story > |
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Australia Business Arts Foundation workshop - Art of Good Business: Working with the Media |
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Be sure to save Tuesday 19 February 2008 for AbaF's Art of Good Business workshop in Brisbane. Read full story > |
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Queensland artists on display at the Australian Performing Arts Market |
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The 8th Australian Performing Arts Market (APAM) will be held in Adelaide from 25 - 29 February 2008, providing Queensland arts organisation, performers and artists with a unique showcase and networking opportunity. Read full story > |
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Arts Update is offering two readers the opportunity to win a double pass to see All Aboard on Thursday 22 November starting at 7.30pm. Read full story > |
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We welcome feedback and contributions to Arts Update. Please contact the editor, Rachael Bottle on (07) 3225 8841 or email artsupdate@arts.qld.gov.au |
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