Summary
Art and Design are responsible for a creative and an environmental footprint on this planet. Whether we are creating large scale outdoor festivals, considering what materials we are using to construct sets, or exploring energy generation and consumption, the environmental impact of our creative endeavours must influence our practice.
Meet some of the creative minds bringing sustainability to Art and Design as they reveal their ecofriendly visions for the future.
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Daniel Tobin
Daniel Tobin
As Creative Director of UAP, Daniel works closely with the company’s Art + Design teams in Brisbane, Shanghai and New York. Throughout 27 years of practice, Daniel has been instrumental in delivering key projects throughout Asia,...
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Carrie McCarthy
Carrie McCarthy
Carrie McCarthy is a Curatorial & Collections Officer at Griffith University Art Museum, with a whole lot of freelance writing and curating on the side. She is passionate about raising...
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Tanja Beer
Tanja Beer
Tanja Beer is an award-winning ecological designer and community artist who is passionate about co-creating shared spaces for the benefit of humans and nature. Originally trained as a performance designer...
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Geraldine Barlow
Geraldine Barlow
As a curator, Geraldine is interested in the energy that arises from the intersections between people, cultures and ideas, drawing on her mixed descent, as well as her work over...
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The Nucleus our brand new licensed bar will be open late afternoon and into the night.
Arrive early as there is limited capacity and we don’t want you to be disappointed.
All events at The Nucleus are general admission and as such seats cannot be reserved.
Where is The Nucleus?
The Nucleus, River Plaza, Queensland Cultural Centre is located near the entrance to the Queensland Art Gallery, Level 2, Corner of Grey and Melbourne Street, South Brisbane (on the grass next to the river).
Are you old enough?
This is a licensed venue so bring along your ID to show at the entry and at the bar. Minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Can I buy food?
Yes! The Nucleus will be offering light food options.
What if it’s raining?
The Nucleus is undercover but if in doubt check our website for any last minute changes.
Accessibility
This is an outdoor event and the World Science Festival Brisbane ensures that its venues are as physically accessible as possible. The precinct is relatively flat with a mix of grass and paved surfaces. To discuss your individual needs and to book any access services, please contact us.
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Cost
Free, non-ticketed