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Strip tease? Birthday suits only at Tunick’s latest global spectacle

Poems: Birds of a feather

Figurative art ‘to scale’ on show at FireWorks Gallery

A love story that pushes the boundaries of on-screen representation

Let there be light: Hinchliffe’s late flowering continues to bloom in new show

Celluloid heroes: BIFF is back!

Celluloid heroes: BIFF is back!

Dancing with a salamander and commas as aphrodisiacs – it’s poetry in motion

Forever young: Concert salutes stars of the 27 Club

Coco Chanel ballet is c’est chic – by design

The art of happiness: how brushstrokes soothe the mind

Despite rumours, David Williamson is definitely not the retiring type!

Streaming picks: Flashy fashion, queer Marvel and K-pop

It’s natural to be festive on beautiful Bribie

Poem: Johnny’s Song

I’m just wild about Herbie … and all that jazz

Space savers: Big bucks on agenda for public art

The graduates: Stars are born at Griffith’s next-gen talent factory

Behind the lens: Spotlight on a little known celluloid hero of performance art

The Gold Coast’s art house evolution – it’s the real thing!

From page to stage and now heading to the big screen

Return to the trough of Pig City

Cirque Du Soleil: It’s still the greatest show on Earth

Netflix’s Monsters is ‘murder porn’ at its worst

Will Jane Austen with a sprinkle of Bridgerton win hearts for QT in 2025? We think so!

Chill at the wheel: Air con didn’t just keep us cool – it changed everything

Poem: River Boy

Lessons in leadership from the wild blue yonder

Seminal record: Reliving the days of rage of the Age of Rock

Take a pew – your attendance is required for The Church

Love, war and the birth of Impressionism

The maverick: Undressing Coco Chanel’s brilliant career

French twist to reboot of QPAC’s International Series

Runt is a heartwarming shaggy dog story

Designing women: Coco Chanel’s complicated life is now a tres chic ballet

Can you bare it? Are you in the mood to be nude?

Spirited away: Riotous overture to QSO’s genre-crossing 2025

Ain’t no river long enough. Ain’t no mountain high enough: Remembering the man who mapped Australia

All aboard to party! Briz Fest relaunches The Art Boat

It’ll put a spell on you! Witches fly high in Wicked

The heart of the matter: Love is all you need, so the stories go …

Book review: Stories of Futures Near and Far

Dancenorth’s joyful Brisbane Festival show is an inspiration

Around the twist: Kinsella’s weird and all-too-real tales

Remembering Betty: Dame Quentin Bryce pays tribute

Poem: Bin Chicken Meditation

Behind closed doors: Private view into a dancer’s world

Brilliant brushstrokes – legacy from a lost world