Ecstasy: Baroque and Beyond curator Dr Andrea Bubenik introduces Gian Lorenzo Bernini’s Ecstasy of Saint Teresa (1647–52) Continue reading
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The Wave Hill Walk-Off through Brenda L. Croft’s eyes
Brenda L. Croft has been involved in the contemporary arts and cultural sectors for three decades as an artist, arts administrator, curator, academic and consultant. Continue reading
Careers in Focus: Dr Felicity Meakins
Dr Felicity Meakins is an ARC Future Fellow, a Chief Investigator with the ARC Centre of Excellence for the Dynamics of Language (CoEDL), and a Senior Lecturer with UQ’s School of Languages and Cultures. We spoke with Felicity about how a Bachelor of Arts (Hons) and Master of Arts at UQ, along with a Doctor … Continue reading
Meet Freja Carmichael—curator, UQ graduate & upcoming panellist!
UQ’s Master of Museum Studies graduate Freja Carmichael is a Quandamooka curator working across the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander visual arts and culture sector. Continue reading
New alchemist Nadège Philippe-Janon
Nadège Philippe-Janon’s practice is concerned with the human relationship to the non-human world, which in turn has led her across a diverse range of mediums and modes of art-making. Her work explores the manipulation of materials, forms of perception and the interlinked and dynamic nature of systems, beings, and objects. Continue reading
Life-changing opportunities for Kinnane interns
In August 2014, we were deeply saddened to hear of our good friend Paula Kinnane’s sudden passing. Plans for her bequest were activated and, over the ensuing months, this translated into an extraordinary gift of $8 million to establish two endowment funds to benefit the UQ Art Museum and the UQ School of Music. Paula’s … Continue reading
Two strangers meet at an art exhibition…
What happens when a couple of animated characters meet and take a walk through an art exhibition for the very first time? The result is ‘Hangs’, UQ Art Museum’s new podcast series that gives listeners a fresh take on our exhibitions. While ‘Hangs’ isn’t an audio-guide, it does aim to provide review-style commentary, personal insights … Continue reading
