Holo-Poetry is animated, transforming concrete poetry video art displayed through the artist’s signature miniature projection sculpture. With connections rooted in the field of digital poetry and electronic literature, the faux holographic display turns poetic phrases into layered visuals that focus on poetic repetition created not just by the author, but by the layered sculpture itself. […]
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Artist Feature: Katrin Terton – STRANGE CONVERSATIONS 1, 2 & 3
Metaphors are commonly used in poems as a means to evoke strong images in feelings in the reader. The meaning of these metaphors is not always clear which leaves room for individual interpretation and inspires the reader’s imagination. As with most of my work I aim to do exactly that through my series Strange Conversations […]
Artist Feature: Liam Herne – OTHERTONGUE
Herne’s artwork entitled OTHERTONGUE is an imagined language made of images and text. The artist, in collaboration with several others has compiled a list of invented words, symbols and their definitions through a variety of processes involving drawing, painting, wordplay and reinterpretation. When creating OTHERTONGUE, Herne’s focus was on collaborating with as many other individuals […]
News: August
What is Flying Arts up to in the month of August? Quite a lot! See all of the entries for this year’s Queensland Regional Art Awards and vote now for People’s Choice!
Past Winners Of The Queensland Regional Art Awards
Check out the winners of the Queensland Regional Art Awards from 2010 to 2016. Could your work be the next to win? Entries close July 17!
News: July
The countdown is on! Entries close for the Queensland Regional Art Awards on July 17th. We also highlight a number of professional development opportunities available over the coming months.
Where are they now? Award Alumni: Denise Vanderlugt
Denise Vanderlugt is one of the alumni of our Queensland Regional Art Awards. We asked them a few questions about their experience with the awards and what they’re up to now!
Where are they now? Award Alumni: Lyne Marshall
We sat down and had a chat with Queensland Regional Art Awards Alumni, Lyne Marshall! Learn how participating in the awards has contributed to their practice now!