Tag: 2023

This panel talk aims to celebrate the rich tapestry of Indigenous artistic expression, providing a platform for these talented artists to discuss their inspirations, creative processes, and the cultural and social impact of their work. Hear from a diverse group of accomplished Indigenous artists as they share their personal journeys and the challenges and triumphs they have experienced in their artistic careers. Explore the rich and varied landscape of Indigenous art, as our panellists discuss the influence of their cultural roots and how they incorporate traditional elements into contemporary forms of expression. Gain insight into the creative processes of these artists, as they reveal how they develop their ideas, choose their mediums, and navigate the complexities of blending tradition and innovation.

Join us in a panel featuring people who help shape our shared spaces and how they highlight art in their projects. This talk will reveal the importance of art in public spaces and how this can be integrated with considerations for public policy, design, development, and the importance of engaging artist-led approaches. All are invited to attend, discuss, and obtain insight into Public Space and Place.

Join us for a discussion on the intersection of art and law to explore the complex issues surrounding ownership, authenticity, and reproduction of works of art. From the ethical implications of using political figures, big brand logos, cultural appropriation to the legal challenges of protecting artists’ rights in the digital age, our panellists will delve into the legal and philosophical frameworks that shape the art world. Whether you are an artist, collector, or simply curious about the role of law in art, this panel promises to be a thought-provoking and engaging event.

Join the “Art Has No Gender” panel discussion at the Brisbane street art festival, exploring the idea that art can transcend physical boundaries and limitations. The discussion highlights the importance of recognizing the diversity and inclusivity within the art world and breaking down traditional gender stereotypes that may limit creativity and artistic expression. Through this discussion, the panellists aim to inspire artists and art enthusiasts to challenge and push the boundaries of what art can be and what it can achieve.

With international borders now opening after three years we are excited to again welcome significant international artists to the BSAF Program. Join our diverse international artists from the BSAF 2023 program in an intimate panel discussion about their creative careers, their art practice and their experiences around the globe. Explore how they navigate global changes as an artist and express themselves in times of uncertainty. All are invited to attend, ask questions, and obtain insight into the lives of the artists leading the way for public art and street art around the world.

Exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and art, this discussion centres around the ways in which AI is transforming and evolving the creative world, from generating new art forms to enhancing existing ones. The panellists examine the potential for AI to revolutionise the creative process, providing new tools and techniques for artists to explore and experiment with. They also discuss the ethical considerations that come with integrating AI into the art world, such as issues of authorship, ownership, and authenticity.