Central Queensland arts, culture & lifestyle
An independent online magazine dedicated to arts, culture & lifestyle, based in Central Queensland.
Time has lost all meaning in the Coronaverse - did you realise we’re a year into the construction for the new Rockhampton Museum of Art? And that $100K has been raised to commission a landmark artwork to be revealed at the opening?
Read MoreProjects in Rockhampton and Mackay are among 46 across the nation sharing $669,000 from the latest Regional Arts Fund Community Grants round.
Read MoreRockhampton Art Gallery’s collection is coming to life through a new joint project with students from CQUniversity’s Bachelor of Digital Media course.
Read MorePreparing and moving Rockhampton’s massive art collection is a lot more complicated than finding a mate with a ute and throwing everything in the back on a Saturday morning - so the gallery has taken delivery of Australian-made solander boxes to store about 330 works on paper safely.
Read MoreWe’re all itching for things to get back to whatever our post-rona normal is going to be, but nobody moreso than Rocky Art Gallery staff Natalie Parker and Madeline Brewer, who have both secured overseas work placements when the world opens up again.
Read MoreThe Rockhampton Art Gallery is welcoming two new works to their collection: Bundit Puangthong’s Sharp Knife (2018) and Lawrence Daws’ The Green Pool (2014).
Read MoreThe Rockhampton Art Gallery has announced the 25 artists from across Central and Western Queensland selected as finalists for biennial art prize The Bayton Award.
Read MoreRockhampton Art Gallery is getting a new home: the final piece of the funding puzzle has fallen into place with $10 million from the Building Better Regions fund.
Read MoreTo celebrate International Women's Day on Friday March 8, women from right across the arts spectrum will be sharing their stories at a special event in Rockhampton.
Read MoreThe vivid vision for the new Rockhampton Art Gallery is coming together one brush stroke at a time.
Read MoreA new financial year means new budgets from our local councils. So once the big-ticket items like capital works, flood mitigation and cyclone recovery are taken care of, what’s in the kitty for arts and culture?
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