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Ever wondered where Brisbane’s experimental art scene thrives? It’s right here at KEPK. KEPK is more than just a space. It’s a multi-level creative hub. It’s located in Meanjin Brisbane.

Let’s step inside KEPK. It was formed in 2020. Joseph Burgess, Melina Celik, Thomas Oliver, Fausto Vergara and Gabrielle Wilton founded it. Since 2023, Melina and Joseph have run KEPK voluntarily. It is located at Unit J/241 Station Rd, Yeerongpilly.

KEPK provides a temporal housing for experimental creative projects. The founders’ collective intention is to enable other creative practitioners. KEPK can be pronounced however you imagine it. That’s part of its charm.

This building encompasses an art gallery. There is also a photography and video studio. You will find artist studios here and an event space. KEPK focuses on providing a unique space. It is a place for experimental creative projects. KEPK is a socially conscious environment. It is for creatives.

The Photo/Video Studio is a highlight. The studio has a vertical cyclometer wall. It measures 3.6 meters high by 3.4 meters wide by 4.9 meters long. The ceiling height is over 8 meters. There is full remotely controlled RGBw top light. A staircase platform is available. You can hire equipment upon request. Photographer and videographer services are also available. Movable desk space is also available.

KEPK offers many features and facilities. These include access and accessibility features. Load-in access is available. There are double doorways and wide corridors. Trolleys are available. Accessible public transport is nearby. Accessible parking is provided. The path to the entrance is accessible. There are accessible toilets. The lighting is adjustable. Doors are wide enough for wheelchairs. Mirrors are at suitable heights. The space is well-lit at night. Full wheelchair access is available.

General features include non-gendered toilets. Chairs and a change room are available. There are movable walls. You will find a shower and a wash-up space. Free Wi-Fi is offered. There is a fridge and a kitchenette. Storage and toilets are on site. KEPK is a queer-friendly space.

Performance features include a microphone. Specialist features are extensive. There is a 3 Phase / 20 Amp Outlet. Backdrop rolls and clamps are available. Collection storage is provided. The floors are concrete. Drop-down blue and green screens are available. Flash units are ready for use. A hair and makeup area is available. Handling and production space is provided. Large bins are on site. Lights on stands are available. A lockable skip bin is provided. Reflector umbrellas are available. Screens are available. Shoot-thru umbrellas are also available. Softbox modifiers are provided. Specialist storage racks are available. Spotlighting is available. There is a technical workshop area. A track hanging system is installed.

Technology features include an audio system. A projector is available.

Getting here is easy. KEPK is 500 meters from Yeerongpilly train station. Free on-site parking is available. Access hours are Monday to Sunday. It is open from 7 am to 10 pm by appointment only.

KEPK stands as a testament. It shows what can happen when creative minds come together. They enable others in a supportive environment. Whether you are an artist, a photographer, or simply an art enthusiast, KEPK offers something for everyone.

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