Meet the actors bringing Rockhampton Heritage Village to life
Arts Central Queensland is pleased to announce the four actors bringing the Rockhampton Heritage Village to life through a series of plays performed among the historic exhibits.
Arts Central Queensland is pleased to announce the four actors bringing the Rockhampton Heritage Village to life through a series of plays performed among the historic exhibits.
Arts Central Queensland Inc. invites performers with the following playing age ranges to register to audition for the upcoming Rockhampton Heritage Village Living History Project site-specific performance: Female 1, playing range 20 – 25 years Female 2, playing range 30 … Continued
Counterparts is an exhibition that brings together the voice of regional artists through explorations of works held in Rockhampton Art Gallery’s nationally significant collection. As a collection, Rockhampton Art Gallery’s acquisitions disproportionately represent and favour male artists, yet statistics show … Continued
Published on 08 March 2019 This release is from the Office of Michelle Landry MP ‘I solemnly charge the future citizens of Rockhampton to maintain and advance this Gallery in years to come. This is the least that … Continued
Neerkol Orphanage custody battle wins Lorna McDonald Essay Prize – Rocky Street Press Lesley Synge has won the second annual Lorna McDonald Essay Prize for a piece about her great-grandmother’s struggle to regain custody of her children from Neerkol Orphanage. … Continued
Ructions and Resilience: A Family Crisis and the Meteor Park Orphanage, 1916 by Lesley Synge Christmas Day, 1915. Australian soldiers had been evacuated from Gallipoli and the Australian Imperial Forces were either fighting in the trenches of the … Continued
https://www.cqu.edu.au/cquninews/stories/general-category/2018/creative-arts-students-films-highlight-mental-illness-and-plight-of-the-reef Creative Arts students’ films highlight mental illness and plight of the reef Published:18 October 2018 An image from “Another October” a short film by CQUni Bachelor of Creative Arts students in Cairns. CQUni’s Bachelor of Creative Arts students … Continued
Reflections On The Central West, 1955/2017 Alan Blunt Before my first journey there in 1955 I’d picked up a lot about the Central West from Mum and Dad. They had spent impressionable youthful years there and fallen in … Continued
An essay by Lorna McDonald, written in late 2016 I have loved the shape of Australia since my first geography lesson in a one-teacher school on the Lower Glenelg River in south western Victoria in the 1920s. With its … Continued
Imagine picnicking on an open highway, bellowing in a library or watching reruns of your favourite sitcom in a fifty-seat cinema. All of this is possible in the world of Rockpocalypse. But with such freedom comes extreme isolation. For the … Continued
How Kathryn Kerr Designed and Made a World Wide Quilt Late in 2015, Kathryn Kerr had an idea. Not unusual, people have ideas every day. But this idea was powerful, powerful and stimulating and exhilarating, and ended up taking Kathryn … Continued