Creative Program

The ISEA2024 Creative Program includes a series of exhibitions, events and performances. ISEA2024 showcases artists reviewed by the ISEA International Program Committee, as well as invited and co-curated artists. The program is curated in collaboration with presenting partners throughout South East Queensland. The creative program features over 200 works spanning 10 days in June, bringing together world-leading artists in Meanjin from across the globe, each addressing this year’s theme – Everywhen.

Animations Screening

EveryWhen Animation! The Loft Theatre, Musk Avenue Kelvin Grove, Building Z2-511, QUT Creative Industries Precinct. The EveryWhen Animation program showcases ground-breaking animations from around the

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Constellations

Queensland University of Technology

Constellations showcases 98 artists across 7 mini programs, highlighting cultural and technological diversity in order to navigate this unfolding digital future.

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Double Vision

June 21 and 22
Brisbane Powerhouse

Over two nights at the Brisbane Powerhouse see performances by mHz, Xenosine and No Plexus. Plus an exhibition by Yandell Walton, When We Are One.

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Griffith University

Griffith University Southbank Campus 226 Grey Street, South Bank, Brisbaner e a:NATIVE Exhibition June 6 – August 3White Box Gallery June 24th – 28th The Griffith University Art

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KEPK

June 27 19:00 – 23:00
KEPK Unit J/241 Station Road, Yeerongpilly

Discover one of Brisbane’s most vibrant creative hubs at KEPK, a dynamic space dedicated to fostering experimental arts practices.

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Press

QCAD Grey Street Gallery
June 21 – June 29.
Opening June 26.
Press brings together the work of two artists, Sue Beyer and Tara Pattenden. Both artists employ digital technologies to produce physical objects that emphasise tactile, sonic and spatial experiences. Software is used to automate key components of the work, embracing chaos and chance.

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Strange Weather

May 25 – August 3
University of the Sunshine Coast Art Gallery

Strange Weather brings together artworks that broadly consider how our contemporary understanding of the environment and our place within it is mediated by technology.

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ISEA2024 acknowledges the Turrbal and Yugara as the First Nations owners of the lands where the symposium will be held. We pay our respects to their elders, lores, customs and creation spirits. We also acknowledge and pay respects to all First Nations peoples across the continent and beyond Australian shores.