Queensland Conservatorium and Griffith Film School have collaborated on FilmHarmonic, which features world premiere films, classic movie soundtracks and student works.

Griffith University alumnus Hannah Bryce has been named Queensland Visual Communication Graduate of the Year by the Design Institute of Australia (DIA). 

Queensland College of Art lecturer Dr Fiona Foley has taken out top prize at the Queensland Premier’s Literary Awards. 

Griffith Film School student and pro athlete Mikayo Mundy has carved out his own path to university and is on track to graduate by the time he turns 18.

Musicians, composers and artists from Griffith University are part of a blockbuster exhibition at GOMA.

Griffith Film School alumnus Henry Boffin created a series of internships for emerging film talent on his hit TV series.

Honours student Kyra Mancktelow has been named Telstra Emerging Artist at this year’s National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards.

Griffith University congratulates the 45 student, alumni, swim squad athletes and coaching staff who have been named in the Australian Olympic team for Tokyo.

A new exhibition showcases the work of Griffith University’s first Aboriginal visual arts alumnus, the late Ron Hurley.

A new partnership between Griffith and MAIC will examine the experiences of injured Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders and the Compulsory Third Party scheme.

Griffith University's new Creative Arts Research Institute will bring together leading thinkers from the music and performing arts, design, art and film worlds.

Dr Bianca Beetson will create one of Australia’s largest public artworks after securing a highly sought-after commission.

Griffith University Art Museum has won a national prize for a book showcasing the work of First Nations alumnus Gordon Bennett.

PhD candidate Alejandra Ramirez Vidal will spend the next year travelling across Australia in a tricked-out minivan as part of her research into digital nomadism.

Art and design students are shining a spotlight on Brisbane’s early female leaders.

Griffith University is leading the way in creating meaningful educational and employment opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.

Recent QCA graduate Renee Kire is in the running for Australia’s most significant prize for emerging artists. 

QCA graduate Marianne Wobcke has received an Australia Council Award for her pioneering work using art to create culturally safe birth practices.