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Director, Griffith Artworks Griffith Artworks is responsible for the management and programming of exhibitions at Griffith University Art Gallery, based at the Queensland College of Art, South Bank campus.

Judy Watson’s matrilineal Waanyi inheritance is her artistic touchstone and she has explored aspects of her heritage through the mediums of printmaking, drawing, painting and a series of major public art commissions. During her numerous residencies and journeys abroad, Watson … Continue reading →

Christanto is well known for his large-scale works on paper with drawn, painterly and calligraphic marks in ink, however performance, installation, sculpture and video cover the range of Dadang’s art practice. Christanto has recently been selected as a participating artist … Continue reading →

Dr Laini Burton’s research interests include body politics and gender theory, critical theory of Spectacle, Situationism and contemporary Australian Art. Dr Burton was awarded her Doctor of Visual Arts in 2006 from Griffith University. Her Doctoral thesis is titled The … Continue reading →

Ian Burns (b1964, Newcastle, Australia; resides New York City, USA) puts technology to wry and witty use, employing toy vehicles and cheap consumer objects to examine the speed of modern life and test our faith in moving images. Ian Burns’ … Continue reading →

Jay Younger is a practising artist, curator and writer. Her research interests focus on the body, gender and space, and find form in photomedia, public art and site-specific installation. A survey exhibition of Jay’s works entitled Glare was held at … Continue reading →

Debra Porch is a Senior Lecturer and Convenor of Fine Art. Her individual work has focused on issues surrounding memory and her practice is centred on installation and objects. She has been the recipient of various awards and grants that … Continue reading →

Russell Craig teaches drawing and printmaking. He received training in the American lithographic tradition with the Tamarind Institute (USA). His artwork includes lithography, colour laser prints, paper works, collage, mono-prints and drawing. He has coordinated and curated five overseas touring … Continue reading →

Mostyn Bramley-Moore is a visual artist whose work is included in many major collections, including the Australian National Gallery, the National Gallery of Victoria and the Queensland Art Gallery. Although he produces work in a variety of media, Mostyn is … Continue reading →