Actors zooming towards online theatre
Technology is helping theatre students hunkered down hundreds of kilometres apart create an inspiring online theatre experience.
Read MoreCinematography, clowning & creative technology among the latest Gladstone RADF projects
Gladstone region artists are developing new media skills and interactive digital projects as part of the latest round of the Regional Arts Development Fund, as well as honing skills in songwriting, cinematography, and clowning.
Read MoreFilm: World Famous In Bundaberg
Bundy-based James Latter Films has created a tribute to a local icon - the Busy Bee Fish Bar, purveyors of deep fried goodness to the Bundaberg community for more than half a century.
Read MoreRocky Gallery invests in new gear to preserve works on paper
Preparing 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 MoreLocal wildlife spreading joy and colour on latest Livingstone mural
Local flora and fauna are hitting the wall in the latest mural from Livingstone Shire Council’s Place Making Program in the seaside village of Keppel Sands.
Read MoreRocky Art Gallery staff heading overseas for work placements (eventually)
We’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 MoreNew arts org Lattitude 23 Arts offering $5000 to CQ artists
Latitude 23 Arts Inc is a new name for some familiar faces - the community-based arts group grew out of the former Mill Gallery in Yeppoon, and is now offering $5000 to local artist-driven initiatives through the LimeLife 500 Microgrant.
Read MoreShort film: Text Messages
A snappy short that wonders just how much you know about the people you share your life with, and who can be trusted.
Read MoreJulie Barratt, Michelle Black shortlisted for national artists' book award
The Libris Awards are an annual celebration of the wildly diverse artform that is the artists’ book. Among the shortlist for this year’s prize are some familiar names from the Rockhampton-region art scene, Julie Milner Barratt and Michelle Black.
Read MoreIsaac youth creating art & engineering in isolation
Isaac Shire youth have busted out their creativity, resourcefulness and design prowess, with 176 young people taking part in the Queensland Youth Week #isocreate competition.
Read MoreNew music: ANZAC tribute from Folks Like Us
Folks Like Us trio Brendan Smith, Sarah Rozekrans and Kathleen Campbell met at the Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music. Their new release We Remember is inspired by the ANZAC spirit.
Read MoreShort film: Gone Fishing
Fishing for food’s still allowed in the Coronaverse - but what if the weather’s not on your side?
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