Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Information and useful links in relation to Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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CREATIVE TOGETHER
The Queensland Government's ten-year vision which will see Queensland renewed and contribute to the state's social, cultural and economic future through arts, culture and creativity.
Regional Arts Services Network
The Regional Arts Services Network (RASN) is about empowering regions to determine arts and cultural priorities and drive change through arts-led initiatives.
Find out more about Queensland's
new Performing Arts Theatre
LATEST CASE STUDIES
Remaining boldly Brisbane in the face of a pandemic
Social connection amid physical distance: learnings from Brisbane Festival 2020’s delivery of a large-scale arts event during a pandemic.
OUR SPACES
Judith Wright Centre
Festival House
Arts and Culture Strategy
Centre of Contemporary Arts Cairns (CoCA)
Acknowledgement
The Queensland Government acknowledges the Country and people of Queensland’s First Nations. We pay our respect to Elders, past, present and emerging. We acknowledge the continuous living cultures of First Nations Queenslanders – their diverse languages, customs and traditions, knowledges and systems.
We acknowledge the deep relationship, connection and responsibility to land, sea and sky Country as an integral element of First Nations identity and culture. This Country is sacred. Everything on the land has meaning and all people are one with it.
We acknowledge First Nations peoples’ sacred connection as central to culture and being. First Nations people speak to Country, listen to Country, sing up Country, dance up Country, understand Country and long for Country.
We acknowledge and thank First Nations people for the enduring relationship connecting people, Country and ancestors – an unbreakable bond that safely stewarded and protected the land, waters and sky for thousands of generations.