Judith Wright Arts Centre — Attraction in Brisbane City

My favourite memory of Judith Wright Centre was when I was given the opportunity to meet and photograph Archie Roach. I picked him, his manager, and his niece up from the hotel where they were staying and offered them a ride up to the Judith Wright Centre, where he was playing, in my 1991 Ford EA Falcon station waggon. I parked out the front of the venue, and my car stalled, which, in my opinion, would not have made a good first impression. I went to park my car and then met them again. I had about 4 minutes to photograph him and then we watched them play a few songs. He was very down to earth, and I am still grateful that he allowed me to...

Recently went to view the Yhonnie Scarce 'Missile Park' exhibition, a real privilege in COVID times. The work was beautifully hung and installed with major pieces available to view. Unfortunately we entered from a side access and were left wondering around trying to find the exhibit. Poor signage but helpful staff. An amazing building with many facets. A viewing of 'Maralinga Tjarutja' the 2020 documentary in the screening room was beautifully intimate with a staff member that made the whole...

The show was absolutely incredible. Nothing but heartfelt praise for that. So much emotion, so much passion. So much humour. Absolutely fabulous. Enjoyed every second of it.

The venue felt a bit awkward. Not nearly enough space/seating in the foyer for the crowd that came to see the show and just one (1) ladies toilet?! That's really making things very uncomfortable...