Regional Outcomes
Explore case studies about activities and organisations funded through Arts Queensland programs as well as other projects and initiatives that offer useful reflections on practice and outcomes for you and your arts business.
Pormpuraaw Mural Project
Creation of a giant mural in Pormpuraaw has engaged local artists and the community.
stART: supporting Queensland’s artists and arts workers during COVID-19
Independent Queensland artists and arts workers impacted by COVID-19, received more than $700,000 in funding to support their future careers
Artists share their creative journeys and challenges in the face of COVID-19
Local artists in Central Queensland respond to the pandemic, creating new work in challenging times.
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Eclectic Liasions – Dr Kim Cecile Elton
Pianist and composer Dr Kim Cecile Elton (known as Cecile) collaborated with other creatives to record new music. Overcoming the challenges posed by distance and different music backgrounds allowed her to expand and improve her art, practice and professionalism.
Bent not Broken – art project at Julia Creek
A regional collaborative arts projects provided opportunities for the community to connect whilst learning new skills.
Creating Continuing Culture during COVID-19 - Janet Fieldhouse
Despite the challenges of COVID-19, Torres Strait Islander artist Janet Fieldhouse expanded her skillset and found new ways to work and learn as an artist.
Topology’s Small Town Creative Bootcamps
Classical music maestros in tune with Bundaberg communities for inaugural Milbi Festival.
Colouring NQ
When COVID-19 hit, Queensland’s arts companies got creative. Townsville-based Umbrella Studio Contemporary Arts developed Colouring NQ, a digital colouring book featuring artwork from emerging North Queensland artists which engaged children and the young at heart.
Rockpocalypse
From its beginnings as a role playing game, Rockpocalypse has evolved into a place-based theatre work that, from the rubble of Rockhampton's final days, unearths fertile ground for the seeds of hope.
5@5: sharing music during COVID-19 lockdown
Responding to COVID-19 social restrictions, Camerata adapted quickly to online programming, giving audiences the opportunity to tune in and tune out for five minutes each day.