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CREATIVEMOVE

Locality: Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Phone: +61 7 3846 0642

Address: 4/349 Montague Road, West End, QLD, 4101 4101 Brisbane, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.creativemove.com.au/

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25.01.2022 Artist Thierry Auriac with 1287 zigzagz, his upcycled artwork made from Colonial Brewing Company beer cans. Thierry was commissioned by The Fox Hotel, Onespac...e Gallery's official sponsor, to create the suspended artwork in The Atrium space on the ground floor. Call into The Fox, enjoy a cool drink and check it out!

25.01.2022 Love this update on the growth of Bywa by Brian Robinson in Horseshoe Bay.

25.01.2022 CREATIVEMOVE would like to thank you for a huge 2017 in which we realised some major achievements with our artists, clients and collaborators including: The Yarrabilba Art Program; Fish Lane Commissions (Brisbane); Gateways Public Art Commission (Gold Coast); Quandamooka Festival banners/mural projects (Redlands); Brian Robinson's Aura of the Campfire commission (Port Macquarie) and Brian Robinson's Reef Guardian (Citizens Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef) (Cairns). CREATIVE...MOVE will break for the year on 22 December and will be back on 10 January 2018. We wish you all the best for the festive season and look forward to working with you again in 2018! Image: Brian Robinson, Reef Guardian (Citizens Gateway to the Great Barrier Reef), 2017. Photo: Roger D'Souza #CREATIVEMOVE #publicart

24.01.2022 Thats a wrap! Not quite. Big congratulations to Elisa Jane Carmichael, Quandamooka Festival, Transport Minister Mark Bailey and Redland Mayor Karen Williams and all other associated local politicians who have supported this terrific Nandeebie/Cleveland Line train wrap artwork launched on the Yura Yalingbilla Welcome the Whales day as part of the Festival. The wrap, based on Leecees Adder Rock, under the paperbark, pandanus and banksia (2017) painting, will cruise up and down that line until 31 August. Great day for Quandamooka culture, country and art and transport! #elisajanecarmichael www.quandamookafestival.com.au/ @quandamookafestival @MarkBaileyMP @CrKarenWilliams @KimeRichards #redlandscoast onespacegallery.com.au/artist/elisa-jane-carmichael/

24.01.2022 A big congratulations to Quandamooka artists and mother daughter duo, Sandra and Shara Delaney on their new mural, "dabilbahnba" meaning place of saltwater. The work will be painted onto the outside of the Cleveland Library building on Middle Street next week. This vibrant mural will celebrate yet another successful Quandamooka Festival, Redland City Mayor Karen Williams said, "It is wonderful to have Sandra and Shara Delaney share some of the earliest Quandamooka stories... while beautifying and providing a focal point in the heart of Cleveland." This project is another successful partnership between Creative Arts Redlands Public Art Program of the Redland City Council and the Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC). Special thanks also to Avril Quaill and Joel Bolzenius from QYAC; Stephanie Lindquist, Director, Collections & Public Art, Redland Art Gallery; mentor artists Deb Mostert and Matthew Newkirk; and Craig Flood of CREATIVEMOVE. See more

23.01.2022 Were proud to announce that CREATIVEMOVE will close its doors from midday this Friday 20 September to support the #GlobalClimateStrike and #SchoolStrike4Climate COMMENT if well see you there! Join us at the Queens Gardens from 1pm Read more and register as one of 1200 businesses at involved at NotBusinessAsUsual.co @schoolstrikeforclimate #notbusinessasusual #globalclimatestrike ... #schoolstrike4climate See more

23.01.2022 Elvis has left the building (with a well-earned 6-Pack of course). Farewell Mr Flood - at least for the Summer. Jodie, Jamie, Alicia and I look forward to seeing you in the city early next year.

22.01.2022 Congratulations again to James and Eleanor Avery, Lix North and Fintan Magee for their inspiring additions to Fish Lane. CREATIVEMOVE are very proud to have curated this project and are so pleased to hear the stories of the artworks and their connection with Fish Lane reach a wider audience.

22.01.2022 What a beautiful day for an underwater installation. Brian Robinsons second underwater work, Bywa, to be will be installed by the weekend. Congratulations everyone! What an incredible project to be a part of.

21.01.2022 Redland Libraries - Cleveland is getting a facelift with a nine-metre tall mural being painted on the outside of its Middle Street stairwell next week. Come and... see Quandamooka artist Shara Delaney and mentor artist Mathew Newkirk painting from a scissor lift crane all next week (4-8 December) from about 8am -2pm, weather permitting. Theyll be converting Sharas canvas artwork into a mural entitled dabilbahnba meaning place of saltwater. This collaborative project between Council and Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC) celebrates another successful Quandamooka Festival. Learn about the project at an artists talk at the Redland Art Gallery, Cleveland at 11.30am, Sunday 3 December. Everyone is welcome to come along. For more information, visit http://artgallery.redland.qld.gov.au/live-mural-project/

18.01.2022 https://www.fastcompany.com//50-reasons-why-everyone-shoul Terrific article! Check out no.10 - public art and cultural events can help draw people to streets where they might not have walked before. What might you discover on your walk today.

17.01.2022 Congratulations to Elysha Rei and Samuel Tupou on completing The Johnstone Room mural this week at Queensland State Archives (QSA). This collaborative project has yielded an inspirational visual narrative linking the past, present and future of archiving practices. The stunning piece references the various departments and their roles and the balance between hard-copy and digital records. It also highlights the immediate challenge of managing and preserving digital records in... an environment of constantly changing technology. The work is structured around a striking Archive Totem which features a child's face adorned in a space helmet alluding to an aspirational direction of archival practices in the future. Visual cues include archival record ornamental decoration and book binding together with objects and technology that depict archiving and document generation and storage. A male and a female bower bird feature symbolically as treasure collectors, just like the QSA. The bower birds predilection for the colour blue is also present in the design, featuring in line work and a circuit board pattern, linking to the future of digital archiving. This mural provides an inspirational backdrop for staff workshops while recognising the value and importance of custodianship of the States history. Lets hope that more government workshop spaces in the future look as terrific as this! www.qld.gov.au/dsiti/qsa www.elysharei.com/ www.samueltupou.com/ See more

16.01.2022 Good luck Shara, Sandra and Matthew with the mural this week - hope any rain passes over quickly so you get it all finished by the weekend, best wishes from the CM team!!

15.01.2022 Elysha Rei - Artist's stunning paper-cut design is the latest artwork projection to grace the William Jolly Bridge. You can catch the artwork nightly up until Sunday 8 October 2017, as part of the Brisbane Open House Weekend 2017! Artist website: http://www.elysharei.com/ Photo: Elysha Rei

15.01.2022 Many thanks to Phil Brown and the Courier Mail for caring about artists and their important contribution to the public domain in Brisbane. Comment a for Chat if you agree!

15.01.2022 A couple of years ago this was installed early one morning in Port Macquarie - thanks Mike at Stainless Aesthetics and congratulations again Brian Robinson! Nice to finally visit in person!

14.01.2022 What a beautiful way to spend a glorious sunny day Visit Bywa by Brian Robinson as part of the Ngaro Underwater Marine Sculture Trail this summer! A joint project by Reef Ecologic , CREATIVEMOVE, Tourism Whitsundays , Queensland Parks And Wildlife Service and many more... Click here for more info: https://www.tourismwhitsundays.com.au//underwater-marine-s

12.01.2022 Congratulations to Aria Property Group and Brisbane City Council on their recently announced 2018 Ministers Award for Urban Design in Queensland for the Fish Lane project. CREATIVEMOVE is very pleased to have contributed to the strong curatorial structure noted by the judges which has transformed Fish Lane (into) a vibrant laneway experience, activated by restaurants, bars, public art work and creative events. Congratulations to Fintan Magee, James and Eleanor Avery, L...ix North and Jodie Connolly on their extraordinary commission works throughout the Fish Lane precinct. We wish Aria and Council every success with further initiatives in the precinct. A big shout out also to Parklands by AAA (Arkhefield, ARM and Archipelago) and Lat27 with Grocon, the second recipient of this 2018 Award, for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Athletes Village.

12.01.2022 CREATIVEMOVE was proud to partner with Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation (QYAC), Redland City Council, Sandra Delaney, Shara Delaney, Deb Mostert and Matthew Newkirk for the Live Mural project, as part of the 2017 Quandamooka Festival.The mural located at the Cleveland Library depicts the sacredness of water and features dual naming of the Quandamooka/Redland region in local Jandai language - A great end to 2017! Shara Delaney Artist Deb Mostert Studio Matth...ew Newkirk #CREATIVEMOVE #PublicArt #qfestival17

12.01.2022 OK, were a bit emotional - it was hard to let him go without some frivolity

11.01.2022 Not your usual public art commission.... Congratulations to Reef Ecologic and Brian Robinson as well as the Queensland and Australian Government on this incredible series of underwater sculptures in the Whitsundays. Keep your eyes peeled for more images of these beautiful works beneath the sea ... Another big thanks for all of the wonderful support from Kate Jones and Simon Birmingham

11.01.2022 Leecee Carmichael and Brian Robinson sharing the ideas behind their work with guests at CIAF.

10.01.2022 In Brisbane, spring temperatures are rising, as is the range and sheer number of projects CREATIVEMOVE has delivered in recent months... Follow the link below to read more about all of these projects that have come to fruition in the last 6 months...

08.01.2022 https://www.fastcompany.com//50-reasons-why-everyone-shoul Terrific article! Check out no.10 - ‘public art and cultural events can help draw people to streets where they might not have walked before’. What might you discover on your walk today.

08.01.2022 What an incredible project to witness from drawing to installation. Congratulation to Brian Robinson on his second underwater sculpture, Bywa (meaning water spout) has officially landed on the ocean floor at Horseshoe Bay, Bowen. Divers, enjoy! Many thanks to Reef Ecologic; Queensland Government; Australian Government; Whitsunday Regional Council; Tourism Whitsundays and Bowen Tourism & Business; as well as the ever supportive Kate Jones and Simon Birmingham; Whitsunday Moorings & Marine Construction Pty Ltd, David William Edge and Queensland Parks And Wildlife Service.

08.01.2022 Congratulations to Tony Albert and Lady Cilento Childrens Hospital Board and Staff on the launch of Tonys public art commission, The Glad Tomorrow. This work is one of a suite of commissions overseen by the incredible Arts Program Manager and Curator Lynne Seear. Helping Tony celebrate were Bruce McLean and Tina Baum. A great day for kids and art!

08.01.2022 CREATIVEMOVE applauds Aria Property Group in realising their placemaking vision for Fish Lane. CREATIVEMOVE worked closely with Aria and curated artworks by Fintan Magee, James and Eleanor Avery, Lix North, and Jodie Connolly as part of the Fish Lane Art Strategy.

08.01.2022 Brian Robinson, Reef guardian (Citizens gateway to the Great Barrier Reef), Cairns, 2017. Photo: Brad Newton

07.01.2022 REQUESTING EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Childrens Health Queensland, through the Arts in Health Program has engaged CREATIVEMOVE to commission a public mural for their new adolescent extended treatment centre, Jacaranda Place. This project will best suit an artist under the age of 25, based within South East Queensland. The commission aims to connect with a similar demographic to the Jacaranda Place patients, as well as bolster an emerging creatives career with a public art oppo...rtunity. For more information and how to apply, check out the following link: http://creativemove.com.au//eoi-public-art-opportunity-ja/

06.01.2022 LAST DAY! Dont miss out on this great opportunity to work in a paid Attachment with Queensland based Public Arts organisations including SWELL Sculpture Festival and ourselves at CREATIVEMOVE. Applications close this Sunday 19 April at midnight so get in quick! To apply, head to: goldcoast.smartygrants.com.au/ ... Queries? Contact [email protected] Image: James and Eleanor Avery, Steam Machine, 2017. Photo: AJ Moller

06.01.2022 REQUESTING EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST Children’s Health Queensland, through the Arts in Health Program has engaged CREATIVEMOVE to commission a public mural for their new adolescent extended treatment centre, Jacaranda Place. This project will best suit an artist under the age of 25, based within South East Queensland. The commission aims to connect with a similar demographic to the Jacaranda Place patients, as well as bolster an emerging creative’s career with a public art oppo...rtunity. For more information and how to apply, check out the following link: http://creativemove.com.au//eoi-public-art-opportunity-ja/

05.01.2022 So great to see Brian Robinsons wonderful Bywa becoming part of its underwater home!

04.01.2022 CREATIVEMOVE and Onespace Gallery are immensely proud to work with the amazing Brian Robinson and the Jack Morton Worldwide team on the artwork design for the Parade Track for the Opening Ceremony of the XXI Commonwealth Games. As Brian Robinson explains, Charting our place in the universe, is a large chart full of marine life and tales from the seven seas, tells an epic narrative that was developed for the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. The narrative encompasses the entire universe, both fact and fantasy, and starts with the creation of the pale blue sphere we call earth. Read more here.. http://creativemove.com.au/news/the-parade-of-nations/

04.01.2022 Public art is a passionate pursuit. For those engaged, love wins every time. Congratulations Matt and Angie of Port Macquarie-Hastings!

03.01.2022 CREATIVEMOVE Director Jodie Cox and Artist Rachael Lee inspect the painting of Rachaels first public artwork Hide and Seek due for installation at Yarrabilba next week. Rachaels work was commissioned as part of the Lendlease Yarrabilba Art Program as a local emerging artist and was mentored by Daniel Templeman and CREATIVEMOVE

02.01.2022 So great to see Brian Robinson’s wonderful Bywa becoming part of its underwater home!

02.01.2022 Dear Colleagues and Friends, In late November 2017, our beloved colleague, Craig Flood, advised us that he had been offered an exciting new position with the Brisbane City Council and that he would be taking up that offer as of January 2018. Yes, were not surprised that Council would snap up his expertise to augment their existing team. Craigs end date with CREATIVEMOVE will be 18 December 2017 so get in quick with your well-wishes, flowers and hugs. We offer Craig our sinc...ere congratulations on his new role. Jodie and I provided Council HR with a great reference because Craig deserves it. Craig has been such a committed, professional and supportive colleague for both of us, and more importantly, for the CREATIVEMOVE / Onespace Team. Jamie, Alicia, and us, will all miss him terribly, because his cross-over skills in the Gallery have contributed to such an integrated team delivering both our public art and gallery programs. We could go on and on about Craigs professional contribution to our businesses and the fantastic program outcomes he has achieved such as the Yarrabilba Art Program and the Fish Lane Art Strategy and commissions (and we possibly should over a drink sometime) but Jodie and I want people to know how much we have really valued Craigs friendship and personal qualities in driving both businesses forward through some pretty challenging times. Craig is a true gentleman. His maturity and team spirit have gone along way when things have been tough, and have been a sheer joy when things have been going well. We have always received glowing feedback on Craigs work, which has enhanced the brands of both of our businesses. But it is in the area of artist and client liaison that he has truly performed amazingly. Our clients and the many artists who work in our programs respect him and know that they are in very good hands. We couldnt have asked for anything more. We wish Craig all the very best in life and work on his new professional journey. He is truly 1/1. We hope both he, and you, take away many fond memories from his work (and none of the artworks that he supervised the footings for) at both CREATIVEMOVE and Onespace Gallery as we do. From Tuesday 19 December, Jodie or I will be the primary contact so please keep in touch. Best wishes to everyone and have a very safe and relaxing break over the festive summer period. John + Jodie