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See local artists up in lights along the Slacks Tracks pathway . 10 talented local artists have created stunning digital artworks, illuminating what was once a blank wall near Moss Street in Slacks Creek. The vibrant images are transitioned slowly to create a dynamic outdoor gallery.

Logan City Council’s latest effort to encourage locals to explore the city after dark comes in the form of art. A colourful projection will light up the night along the popular “Slacks Track” pathway near Moss Street at Slacks Creek.

As the sun goes down, the blank back wall of SekoFood, next door to Extraction Coffee, comes alive from 6pm each night. A colourful projection will light up the night along the popular ‘Slacks Track’ pathway, near Moss Street, Slacks Creek before returning the area to darkness at 9pm.

A colourful projection will light up the night along the popular ‘Slacks Track’ pathway, near Moss Street, Slacks Creek. The mesmerizing display, which illuminates a plain wall next to the pathway, features the works of 10 local artists including Stacey Bennett. 

From the Artist Archive is a series of short interviews with Logan-based artists and Assorted Grains members. In this very first episode, we chat with pastel artist, Stacey Bennett. She shares what she loves and what’s most challenging about working with pastels.

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Experience offers a taste of what’s on around Brisbane this week. Looking for more things to do? Council helps deliver thousands of markets, festivals and events each year. Embracing Diversity at Petrie Terrace Gallery.

Local Logan artists, Lynette Gawne, Kristy Flynn, Stacey Bennett, James Brown and Gael Kennett are making their mark on the art scene with an upcoming exhibition. Set to run from March 15 to 19 at the Petrie Terrace Gallery, “Embracing Diversity” is the first exhibition of the newly formed Brisbane Arts Collective founded by Logan artist James…

Another successful Quota Jimboomba Art Show is drawing to a close. Thank you to everyone who attended, participated, purchased, sponsored and assisted us to keep this annual community event up and running.

Judges had their work cut out for them at Quota Jimboomba’s 20th annual art show, as nearly sixty artists from Jimboomba, the Scenic Rim and beyond submitted about 200 pieces of art for their consideration. Adding to an already-robust body of work on display at Jimboomba Hall, several local craftspeople brought their handiwork to sell. Category…