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Art

Friday April 19

Redcliffe floral and art festival

Fri 14 Jun 2024 10:00am Sun 16 Jun 2024 4:00pm

St Peter the Fisherman
13 Lucinda Street
Clontarf Qld 4019

You are warmly invited to this popular annual three-day event showcasing art exhibitions, floral displays, live music, garden stalls, Devonshire teas and raffles, as well as experts giving demonstrations in art (different mediums), plants, bonsai, succulents, floral artistry and more. The theme this year is “CELEBRATIONS’. Free event, donations accepted. See more.

Canterbury College unveils new official First Nations artwork, "Bullang Mobo" ("A Strong Tomorrow")

Watch Mununjali Wangerriburra artist Waylene Currie discuss her artwork “Bullang Mobo” (“A Strong Tomorrow”) which she created for Canterbury College as their new official Indigenous artwork to be used on the College’s future digital communications, printed publications, clothing and college gifts

Universal Pictures

The Fabelmans

“Amidst much talk about vocation in the Church, director Steven Spielberg has created a thoroughly entertaining and multi-layered meditation on the subject that never fails to enthral,” says Jonathan Sargeant from St Francis College

MFAC time-lapse video of mural creation

Mulga The Artist painted this colourful street art mural recently at Matthew Flinders Anglican College – enjoy watching this time-lapse video of its creation, as he paints the mural in his colourful iconic style

Celebrating National Reconciliation Week through workshops

A series of virtual painting workshops, led by Cultural Support Worker Lalania Tusa and Cultural Capability Advisor Olly Yasso, was a big hit during National Reconciliation Week, with Anglicare staff and aged care residents joining in on the experience

St Andrew’s student to feature at GoMA

An artwork originally inspired by mental health challenges has turned into so much more for St Andrew’s Anglican College Year 12 student Poppie Thorpe, after COVID-19 restrictions stranded her and her family in New Zealand for four months

Meet the Artist 1: Rebecca Holland and the Cathedral Shop

Gifted digital artist Rebecca Holland tells us about her art and a special piece, described as “an oasis in the midst of the city”, that she created for the Cathedral Shop which is featured on jigsaws, tote bags and mugs: “I don’t just draw figuratively…I am usually a bit more abstract, so I decided to draw the building, but also have the community aspect in it…the music, the coffee and the hands…to emphasise the community”

Reflections
Three artists and a Cathedral Shop

Ann-Marie Reynolds Saturday 22 August 2020
Features
Aboriginal art: remembering and healing

Lalania Tusa Fa’aaefili Monday 10 August 2020
News
St Andrew’s students getting creative with co-curricular activities

Tuesday 12 May 2020