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MoB Sunday Stories: The School of Arts
Painting of Pamela Easton seated on a bright yellow couch. A cup of tea rests beside her. She is wearing a floral top and matching pants, accessorised with large round white earrings. She gaze directly at the viewer.
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From the Collection: Eight Portraits of Women, by Women
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Q&A Brendan Joyce
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MoB Sunday Stories: Kurilpa Library
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Writer in Residence: Pat Hoffie
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Q&A: Anita Holtsclaw
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Q&A: Nina Woodrow
A girl with red hair is wearing a white jumpsuit with lemons all over it and facing sideways. Behind her, there is a red wall featuring thirteen paintings. Most of them are hung on the wall, though there are 3 sitting on plinths.
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9 APR & 11 APR 2026
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Creative Sculpture Workshop with Renee Kire
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City Hall Drawing Tour with Renee Kire
Abstract sculptures in bold colours.
6 MAR 2026 – 6 SEPT 2026
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Artist in Residence: Renee Kire
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Artists in Residence: Luke George and Daniel Kok
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Q&A: Sarah Rayner
Jhindu-Pedro Lawrie and Digi Youth Arts, Float Little Boat Float 2020 (still image), video. Courtesy Jhindu-Pedro Lawrie and Digi Youth Arts.
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Float Little Boat Float by Jhindu-Pedro Lawrie
Listen to Jhindu-Pedro Lawrie share the language of his ancestors.
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Alethea Beetson | Reflections on MoB residency and City Hall
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Artist in Residence: Taloi Havini
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Artist Tour: Kinly Grey and Sebastian Moody
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Q&A: Erin Lightfoot
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City in the Sun
Go behind the scenes with these City in the Sun artists!
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Q&A: Bianca Mavrick
Christine Ko and Louis Lim posing together with their kite artwork in the background
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Departure in Conversation
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Artist in Residence: Liesel Zink
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Educators Summer Program Preview
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Artist in Residence: Gordon Hookey
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Food & Art: Elizabeth Willing
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Life in Irons
Personal accounts, historical objects, contemporary art and immersive technologies provided insight into life in the Moreton Bay Penal Colony settlement.
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World of Wonder: Educator’s Professional Development Evening
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The Storytellers
The Storytellers uncovered the hidden histories, myths and tales of Brisbane as told by nine of the city’s contemporary writers.
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