About ArtSpace

The ArtSpace is an area provided for the exhibition of art, visual and audio works from regional areas, or with a regional focus. We provide this space to encourage artists, photographers, archivalists, researchers and writers to make their works available in virtual form, and to ensure that regional art and associated activities is accessible to the general community.

The Art Space consists of independently curated exhibitions, as well as presentations of visual material and works by individual artists and researchers. Transformations encourages visual and artistic endeavour within regional areas, and provides an opportunity for artists working at a professionally skilled level to have their work seen publicly on the world wide web. We also encourage the showing of visual aspects of research through the publication of archival material such as photographs, drawings, maps, illustrations, engravings, and any other visual material providing insight into, and knowledge of regional areas, events, institutions and people.

Images appearing in the Art Space may be as diverse as photographs, paintings, drawings, installations and other art works, as well as images of historical and social documentation.

Anyone seeking to curate a showing either of their own or others' work should contact the Transformations editor Warwick Mules

Publication details

Anyone seeking to curate a showing either of their own or others' work should contact the Transformations editor Warwick Mules. Submissions to be sent to the Editor, Warwick Mules, School of Humanities, Faculty of Arts, Health and Sciences, Central Queensland University, Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia 4702. Email w.mules@cqu.edu.au

Copyright

Under the Copyright Act 1968 (Australia), no part of this electronic publication may be reproduced by any process without the written permission of the editors except for the purposes of private study, research, criticism or review. These works may be read online, downloaded and copied for the above purposes but must not be copied for any other individuals or organisations. The work itself must not be published in either print or electronic form, be edited or otherwise altered or used as a teaching resource without the express permission of the author. All views expressed in the Art Space are those of the authors and not the editors (unless indicated). The materials published in the Art Space remain the property of the authors and should not be reproduced without permission.