Regional Outcomes

The Fund is open to Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists and cultural workers (emerging and established) to participate in transformational professional and career development opportunities. 

Logie Award-winning actress and director Carol Burns has been posthumously awarded a Gold Matilda, Brisbane theatre's highest honour. 

For the first time in the history of the event, the World Science Festival leaves its birthplace of New York to bring science out of the laboratory and into the streets, museums, galleries and performing arts venues of Brisbane.

Luke Jaaniste hits all the right notes as he prepares to immerse audiences in his new sonic adventure TRANCE PIANO, on show at the 2016 Australian Performing Arts Market in Brisbane.

Ten Queensland arts organisations will gain a deeper understanding of the public value generated from their arts and cultural events as part of the Culture Counts 2016 Queensland pilot.

An artist and a curator from Queensland will further their careers in the Asia Pacific through the prestigious Asialink Arts Residency Program in 2016 with support from Arts Queensland.

Circa's ground-breaking circus works have been seen in 33 countries. The company toes the line between humans and animals for their new show at the 2016 Australian Performing Arts Market in Brisbane.

On 15 February 1866, Townsville was declared a municipality. Fast forward 150 years and Townsville has become a dynamic hub with a vibrant arts and cultural scene.

Brisbane choreographer Liesel Zink reveals why public spaces are the perfect setting to stage her new dance and sound project The Stance.

Queensland is opening its doors to another major film production with Arclight Films and producer Dana Lustig starring bringing the thriller Jungle, starring Daniel Radcliffe.