Posted by Casey Stewart

Young people in Logan City leading discussions and action towards ending gender-based violence in their region, have teamed up with Griffith Film School (GFS) to produce a series of animated clips that challenge harmful behaviours in relationships.

Recent Queensland College of Art (QCA) graduate Eliah Lillis is living the dream, working as a photographer at Cambodia’s only international award-winning newspaper, The Phnom Penh Post. Eliah graduated from QCA in 2016 with a Photography degree majoring in Photojournalism and Photographic Artistic Practice. This latest opportunity at The Phnom Penh Post arose after travelling […]

Congratulations to all 2016 Queensland College of Art (QCA) graduates including the following students awarded across the 2016 QCA graduate exhibitions at the Queensland College of Art, QCA Gold Coast and the Griffith Film School.

Welcome to the second issue of QCA’s ‘e-newsletter. As a relatively new Director, having been in the role for a little over 18 months, I would like to take the opportunity to invite readers to consider the QCA’s vision: past, current and future. The various reports within this newsletter sample just some of the numerous recent initiatives and events underway at the QCA.

Welcome to the very first edition of the Queensland College of Art (QCA) newsletter, which features news about exhibitions, research, and alumni, and celebrates some great successes. The QCA is one of Australia’s oldest and most respected art and design colleges with world-class facilities. Located in the heart of Queensland’s premier cultural precinct at South […]

The Griffith Centre for Creative Arts Research (GCCAR) is shaking up research methods and processes within the creative arts.

The fourth iteration of renowned traveling exhibition, Design Practices is set for Pennsylvania and London, thanks to a collaboration with Queensland College of Art (QCA) Design Lecturer, Dr Beck Davis.