Enter Inferno, the unforgettable cyborg experience, part robotic dance party, part wake-up call from the future. Machine art is about to meet demonic, in a dynamic crash-merging of spectral mechanics and human imagination.

Adaptor Eamon Flack puts Chekhov and contemporary Australia in a blender with director Daniel Evans and QUT’s trainee actors serving up a loud, brash version of Chekhov’s first major work.

After perfecting their craft for years, and now, graduating Fashion students of QUT put their work on show over two exciting runway shows.

The QUT Design Festival launched the end-of-year showcase with an Open House event - culminating in exhibitions and installations across all design study areas and visual arts.

Crest featured Visual Arts students graduating from QUT’s unique open studio program, working across diverse media, including performance, moving image, installation, drawing, sculpture and more.

Excerpts 2018 was QUT Visual Art’s showcase of postgraduate contemporary art practice. The diverse array of images and experiences in this exhibition display the emerging edge of academic research and contemporary art.

This panel discussion brought leading YouTube scholar Jean Burgess with leading Australian YouTuber’s Elly Awesome and Madison Lloyd from Sketchshe to ask: if being a YouTuber is a real job.

QUT Literary Salon at CreateX featured student readings, the announcement of the Kellie Van Meurs Memorial Scholarship in Creative Writing and the QUT Allen and Unwin Undergraduate Writing Prize.

The QUT Music Biz Forum featured the brightest ideas about the changing nature of the music industry from QUT students and industry leaders such as Triple J presenter KLP.

This series of exhibitions blends student work produced in a QUT visual journalism unit with the professional work of an American journalism lecturer.

Enjoy a visual installation displaying striking and unexpected scientific imagery set to a musical score, revealing diverse aspects of QUT research and delighting with its beauty.

Two screenings of this 1971 Australian surfing classic incorporated a new, re-imagined soundtrack recorded by local Brisbane artists and a renewed soundtrack covered by artists including John WIllsteed from Halfway and The Go-Betweens.

Is there such a thing as a Brisbane sound? This event featured performances of tracks that helped define this sound followed by a panel discussion with the musicians who performed from the late 70s to the early 8os.

This panel featured experts in the field of stage management and explores factors contributing to the shortfall of professional stage managers in the Australian Arts and Entertainment sectors.

Students from Milpera State High School participated in a post-school transition program culminating in a studio performance accompanied by a discussion addressing diversity and access for disadvantaged communities.

In a collaboration between QUT and local startup Bilbie Labs, an immersive 3D experience featuring digitised movement by local first-nation dancers was demonstrated. 

CreateX delved into the archive to find a range of compelling productions from cutting-edge creators over two decades of making movies at QUT.

Experience the development of high-fidelity prototype production and presentations of work as ‘Kickstarter’ style videos, created by Interactive & Visual Design.