Some of Australia's leading design minds will join the Queensland College of Art in 2020.

Griffith Film School alumnus and First Nations filmmaker Dean Gibson has been appointed to the Screen Queensland Board of Directors.

Queensland College of Art fine art lecturer Dr Natalya Hughes features in the Queensland Art Gallery Open Studio series.

Queensland College of Art have hosted the state's best high school visual arts students in collaboration with the Department of Education and QAGOMA.

The New Woman exhibition at the Museum of Brisbane showcases Griffith’s talented female artists.

Griffith Film School animation students have completed an internship on the hit ABC series Bluey.

Contemporary Australian Indigenous Art student Dylan Mooney recently collaborated with Archibald Prize-winning artist Ben Quilty.

Griffith Film School's first Indigenous doctoral candidate is writing a TV comedy series as part of her research into Aboriginal cultural perspectives on humour.

Artist and Griffith alumnus Benjamin Werner has unveiled a large-scale science themed mural at Dutton Park State School.

Griffith alumni have received more than $150,000 in grants as part of the Queensland Arts Showcase Program.

Griffith Film School students have reunited with Aussie actor Hugo Weaving for a series of short films on autism.

‘Creating a Future for All: Strategic Plan 2020-2025’ sets out the University’s vision as it approaches its 50-year anniversary in 2025.

Queensland College of Art alumnus and lecturer Dr Simon Degroot created an epic 5m x 16m floor to ceiling mural for the Griffith Innovation Centre.

The Queensland Conservatorium has unveiled its 2020 concert season, which features everything from Broadway musicals to Beethoven and the Bard.

Queensland Conservatorium doctoral candidate Cathy Milliken has won the Australia Council's major music award, worth $80,000 over two years.

 Queensland Conservatorium is supporting Brisbane's emerging playwrights by commissioning a new work from a local writer each year as part of the Bachelor of Acting program. 

Two animation projects by Griffith film alumni have been nominated for International Emmy Awards.

Griffith student Natalie Lavelle has produced a stunning 60m mural for the Queensland Children's Hospital.