Exhibition of works by Catherine Ketton and Sabine Kehoe at The Toowoomba Repertory Theatre.

Marisa Avano’s artwork reveals the beauty and complexity of our relationship with the natural world as it charts a course that takes in a series experiences.

The UniSQ Biennial Art Award is an exciting new addition to Australia’s art world. As a newly established national award, it aims to celebrate and champion contemporary Australian art. With a generous prize pool of $40 000, the UniSQ Art Award is set to attract talented artists from all corners of the country.

I, Object considers the many complex relationships Indigenous Australian artists continue to have with objects – from the histories informing their creation to the social and cultural consequences of their collection. The exhibition demonstrates the great pride and inspiration of inherited cultural practices and historical Indigenous objects, and reveals the difficulties posed by their collection and estrangement.

“In Hallucination, Belinda explores how AI creates images from user inputs, online sources, and labelling systems, and how they mirror our cultural norms, and societal biases. She thinks that by using new technologies she can connect with the zeitgeist of the early 21st century. The work shown in this exhibition was made by merging the artist's existing 2D and 3D art with an AI model, the visuals provided by AI were then remixed and reworked to be used as reference materials to create traditional oil paintings and 3D printed sculptural work.”

“A vibrant and dynamic installation by Slow Art Collective, inspired by the wonders of nature. Weave, create and reflect as each movement breathes life into the vibrant artwork around you. Explore interactive weaving stations, allow music to ignite your imagination, and make your mark on a colourful and dynamic environment, fostering rich community connection”