Our key venues for arts and culture offer year-round cultural experiences.
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Creative opportunities
We are committed to championing local arts, culture and heritage.
Our passionate teams work with Logan artists to further their career development.
Through our key arts and cultural venues, we offer residency programs, mentoring, workshops, performance work and funding opportunities.
We support all art forms including dance, music, design, new media, visual arts, writing, theatre, performing arts, museum and cultural heritage.
If you’re an artist in Logan, we’re for you.
We invite you to connect with us, tell us your story, and discover creative opportunities.
Creative residencies
Creative residencies and artist opportunities
We offer a range of programs designed to support local artists.
Current opportunities for creatives include:
The Line & Rail Artspace Expression of Interest and Forge Factory. Please scroll down for information and to apply.
The Line & Rail Artspace Expression of Interest
Artists are invited to submit an Expression of Interest for the exhibition, Our birds through art, at The Line & Rail Artspace, a new contemporary artspace located on John Lane, Beenleigh.
Our birds through art explores the beauty and fragility of Australia’s native birdlife, inspiring both reflection and action toward a more sustainable future. This exhibition brings together a collection of small-scale works and complements the Where do I belong? exhibition at Logan Art Gallery, on view throughout July and August 2026.
The Line & Rail Artspace Submissions
Slacks Creek Projection Expression of Interest
We are pleased to announce the public call out for moving image artworks to be displayed on the Slacks Creek Projector, located just North of Moss Street, on the Slacks Creek Bikeway. Selected artists will have their work display for a minimum of 4 weeks and will receive a reproduction loan fee.
This opportunity is now closed.
FORGE FACTORY
Our arts programs provide an opportunity for local artists to develop their work with the support of the Kingston Butter Factory (KBF) Cultural Precinct and the KBF team.
Creatives can apply for in-kind support from Kingston Butter Factory. Artists are welcome to submit an EOI to tell us more about your project and request in-kind support for venue hire (rehearsals, creative developments, performances, gigs, art exhibitions, installations, workshops, residencies etc). Applications will be assessed by a panel based on their suitability for our venue, how they address our communities’ needs and align with programming values. We welcome and encourage EOI’s across multiple art forms and artists from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds.
A budget template is available here
Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship
The Scholarship aims to support young artists in Logan City whose practices relate to their cultural background/s, through professional development, exhibition exposure and financial assistance.
Applications for 2026 will be open 17 March through 9 May 2026. Robyn Daw Young Visual Artist Scholarship 2026 Finalists will be on exhibition 31 October 2026 through 16 January 2027.
More Information (Opening 17 March)
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Key contacts
If you are interested in discussing your performing arts project please contact our Performing Arts Programming Coordinator on 07 3412 4955.
If you are interested in discussing your visual arts, craft or design project please contact our Art Gallery Coordinator on 07 3412 5976.
If you are interested in presenting or participating in tours, talks and workshops at Logan Art Gallery please contact our Art Gallery Public Programs Officer on 07 3412 5671.
If you are interested in discussing Living Museum of Logan opportunities, please contact our Museum Curator on 07 3412 5803.
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