season: 8 Aug – 23 Aug 2025
tickets: https://lnkd.in/eCKAYrzX
Avid Reader (Meet the Playwrights): https://lnkd.in/eKviT8dz

Design _ Create
season: 8 Aug – 23 Aug 2025
tickets: https://lnkd.in/eCKAYrzX
Avid Reader (Meet the Playwrights): https://lnkd.in/eKviT8dz
Incorporating a dynamic ensemble of live and digital performers, SAND fuses Japanese Taiko drumming and musicality of Taikoz (SYD) with projection from globally acclaimed Good Company Arts (NZ) and Belloo Creative‘s award-winning storytelling (QLD).
more info: http://www.belloocreative.com/taikoz-sand
Bodylandscape – mixed media sculpture
Exhibited at Caloundra Regional Gallery – Curated by writer and artist, Kevin Wilson, about-place / about-face exhibition takes a very different viewpoint on the concept of ‘natural place’. Working from the assumption that our perspective and understanding of ‘natural place’ is imbued with our own lived experience. Artist interviews: http://brnw.ch/aboutplac
28th October – 4th December
Sharka Bosakova @ Butter Factory Art Centre
Hollows and Thorns is an evolving project, building on UnMasked, that explores the human body as a landscape within an immersive environment. It fosters dialogue, collaboration, and interaction through movement, sound, and emotional and cultural experiences. The exhibition develops continuously on-site, offering an expressive platform through a series of workshops.
This project is supported by the Australian Government, Regional Arts Australia and Flying Arts Alliance.
UnMasked development @ Project 24 Residency at 2nd_Space, supported by Sunshine Coast Council and Arts Coast.
Find out more about the project
Radical Localism is an installation, community intervention and symposium that showcases Brisbane’s independent fashion community. Co-designed by Artisan, Practice Studio, and in collaboration with QUT Fashion for Brisbane Art and Design Festival.
Image for Archie Moore at ACCA , Abi Foluke, Archie Moore, George Griswold
Garment Design for Sonya Lifschitz : ‘Voice portraits of Art, Power & Politics’ by Robert Davidson at Barbican Centre.