Delve into the world of temporal spatial storytelling, where satellite generated terrain enables travel into The Dreaming landscapes of First Nations People. It’s a place where cultural knowledge and practice is shared and preserved.
We will be navigating this futuristic space with self titled ‘Virtual Heritage Jedi’ Brett Leavy and Guest.
We are all well-versed in the 3 Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle). But what would it look like to recycle and create new things from your home, studio or garage? What if it could be your new business?
Join us for a creative conversation (that isn’t recycled!) as we travel from the heart of Beirut to Brisbane through science, design and invention.
What happens when an engineer and a guitarist walk into a bar? They have a conversation and decide to embark on building the world’s largest acoustic guitar, of course.
Well, that may not be the full story. The idea, the maths, the timber, the sound… these are all part of an important journey and process.
Delve into this story and hear first-hand why the coming together of creative and mathematical minds equates to harmonious beauty.
Beatrix Potter’s sketches of mycelium over 100 years ago were considered irrelevant, however, today those same sketches are regarded as significant.
Mycelium is vital to our soils, breaking down organic material for reuse. They are also a vital communication and nutrient network supporting 92 per cent of Earth’s flora.
Explore this hyperconnected underworld of mycelium through the eyes and lens of artists and naturalists Tara Pattenden, Steve Axford and Catherine Marciniak
Dead Puppet Society (DPS) is one of Queensland’s most innovative theatre companies. In 2020 as the pandemic shut down all touring and theatrical performances, the company took a pause to think about its future.
The result of that pause has enabled DPS to expand its repertoire. Key to this has been choosing to cross-collaborate with other skillsets within the world of STEM.
DPS have the ‘A’, but who are they collaborating with from the STEM space and what are they creating?
Curiocity Brisbane acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we live, work, create and congregate. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and emerging, and recognise the continuing connection to lands, waters and communities.