Topic: Arts and Culture
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Future of work
The enduring vision of Gail Sorronda
Gail Sorronda is one of Australia’s most distinctive fashion voices. Known for her sculptural silhouettes and gothic romanticism, her work is grounded in longevity, restraint and emotional resonance.
Filed under: Arts and Culture, Future of work, Global careers
Tailored for success: Matt Willms on marketing, metrics and momentum
From a part-time sales assistant role in Brisbane to an international career with the H&M Group. Mat Willms's career journey offers a behind-the-scenes look at the fast evolving fashion industry and the skills, mindset and resilience to succeed within it.
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Filed under: Arts and Culture, Portfolio careers
Jayson Blight | designing QPAC's Glasshouse Theatre
Architecture for Jayson Blight is grounded in lived experience - how spaces feel, not just how they look. His work spans across public and private works including his recent project - QPAC’s new Glasshouse Theatre.
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Filed under: Arts and Culture
Thought Leadership: the power of public art in community life
Public art can shape how communities feel, connect, and grow. We spoke with QUT Alumni working as artists in the public sphere to understand how their work intersects with community as a powerful force in building vibrant, inclusive places.
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Filed under: Arts and Culture, Future of work, Sustainability
Thought Leadership: beyond the catwalk
Technology, sustainability, and global change are redefining what it takes to build a career in fashion. Graduates require adaptability, awareness and commercial insight. Beyond the Catwalk spotlights alumni navigating this fast moving industry.
Filed under: Marketing, Leadership, Arts and Culture
The perfect pitch with NYT Strategy Director, Emily Yeo
Emily Yeo has built an international career shaping creative ideas that cut through complexity and connect with human truths. As the Strategic Director at The New York Times, she has seen firsthand what makes ideas resonate.
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Filed under: Arts and Culture
Where art meets architecture: the work of Jennifer Marchant
Grounded in research, curiosity and a passion for translating the histories and rhythms of a place. Jennifer Marchant has forged a distinctive career path by transforming everyday spaces into enlightening and engaging experiences.
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Landscapes of memory and meaning with Sam Cranstoun
As a finalist for both the Wynne and Archibald Prize, Sam Cranstoun has built a nationally recognised career as a full-time artist, exhibiting widely and creating works that move fluidly between studio, gallery and public space.
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Transforming everyday environments with Emma Coulter
Graduating from QUT with both a Visual Arts and the Built Environment degree, Coulter has built a distinctive career that bridges disciplines, evolving from traditional painting into sculpture, installation and large-scale public art.
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Filed under: Arts and Culture, Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Leadership
Immersive Technology, Human Connection: The Work of Georgie Pinn
Georgie Pinn has built a career turning public spaces into places where audiences don't just watch — they participate, create, and connect. Through her studio Interactor, she designs immersive experiences that put community at the centre.
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From SurfStitch Warehouse to Cotton On Kids Creative Lead
Dajana Hazle was picked out of a SurfStitch warehouse as a QUT graduate and never looked back. Now a creative lead at Cotton On Kids overseeing a team of eleven, her career is built entirely on backing herself and seizing every opportunity.
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Filed under: Arts and Culture, Sustainability
George Wu | Care Over Consumption
George Wu is a Brisbane-based couture fashion designer renowned for his refined approach to bridal and evening wear. George sits down to discuss his legendary attention to detail and where fashion is going in the next five years.