Logan arts community news
From the artists and arts workers on the frontline
Review: Bare – Phoenix Ensemble
Bare is a powerful and emotionally charged musical set in a Catholic boarding school and centred on a group of teenagers navigating identity. At its heart is the hidden relationship between Peter and his roommate Jason—two boys who love each other deeply but sit on...
LGBTQIA+ Women’s Visibility Project
The LGBTQIA+ Women’s Visibility Project is an inclusive exhibition of empowering portraits featuring 10 women from within and around Logan. We’re honoured to be able to share these deeply personal and expressive portraits to celebrate the ways in which women contribute, succeed and find fulfilment. Because all women belong and deserve to be treated with respect.
Member spotlight: Dan Endicott
From the Artist Archive is a series of short interviews with Logan-based artists and Assorted Grains members. This is in Part 1 of our chat with Dan Endicott, musician, artist, producer, creative worker and stage technician. In this episode, we talk about his...
Member spotlight: Pastel artist Stacey Bennett
From the Artist Archive is a series of short interviews with Logan-based artists and Assorted Grains members. In this very first episode, we chat with pastel artist, Stacey Bennett. She shares what she loves and what's most challenging about working with pastels. We...
Showcasing Logan arts and creatives
New arts directory + calendar will showcase Logan’s artists and creatives. Connect, collaborate & create or answer call outs | Join today
We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the first inhabitants of Australia. We pay our respects to the Elders past and present as the traditional Custodians of the lands and waters. We acknowledge their living culture and their traditional art forms. We recognise that the land where we live, learn, create and work is Yugembah, Jagera/Yugerra, Turrbul and Bundjalung land and sovereignty was never ceded. We’re committed to building and sustaining respect and understanding between Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists.
