“A different style of gallery”. Does that sound intriguing? That’s One Space for you.
One Space is more than just a gallery. It’s an innovative initiative. CreatieveMove directors John Stafford and Jodie Cox developed it. They envisioned a space for innovation in the evolving arts economy.
One Space enjoys a prime location. It is located in the cosmopolitan West End. You will find it at the city end of Montague Road. It is near South Bank and Brisbane’s cultural hubs. These include the Queensland College of Art and Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art.
What makes One Space special? It’s a mixed model gallery. One Space presents exhibitions by its represented artists. It curates exhibitions around thematic issues. One Space also invites independent curators to present exhibitions. Collaboration is key. They collaborate with artists. They help artists present their own work. Interested artists and curators are welcome. They can contact One Space to discuss their ideas.
Inside One Space, you’ll find ample space. There are over 25 running meters of gallery wall space. Dedicated gallery lighting illuminates the exhibitions. Air conditioning ensures your comfort.
One Space is a trusted gallery. It showcases quality artists and contemporary art exhibitions. They also offer public art commissioning services. The gallery fosters valuable conversations. Curators, institutions, and collectors participate. This draws a wider audience. They discuss the cultural and environmental narratives that shape our era.
The artists regularly collaborate. They engage with artistic directors and curators. They also work with commissioners from art museums and regional galleries. Universities and festivals are involved too. These collaborations extend to other arts organizations. They participate in programming and projects.
Contemporary art deserves a respected platform. That is the motto of One Space. It should be present in our society and politics. Art should be integrated into built and natural environments. The artists are professionals. They make vital contributions to our communities and our economy.
Currently, One Space presents exhibitions. “Furari Flores (Stealing Flowers)” by Cara-Ann Simpson is on display. It runs from January 31 to March 1, 2025. “Tensile Connections” features Sonja Carmichael, Elisa Jane Carmichael, Niloufar Lovegrove, and Elisha Rei. See it from March 7 to April 5, 2025.
One Space is open from Tuesday to Friday. The hours are 10 am to 6 pm. On Saturday, it is open from 11 am to 5 pm. Visits are also available by appointment. The gallery is closed on Sundays and public holidays.
One Space presents and sells contemporary art. The gallery includes works by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists. Their exhibition program explores diverse themes and media. Emerging, mid-career, and established artists are featured. Their works inform, stimulate, and challenge.
As you leave One Space, consider the dialogue it promotes. It bridges gallery practice with public space investigations. One Space stimulates entrepreneurial conversations. It connects like-minded and diverse practitioners.