Today we spoke to Nixi Killick about The Joy Generator enters its second chapter as a radiant sculptural beacon, it invites audiences to step inside a living field designed to inspire, connect and activate joy, with an amplified intention to ignite optimism and create shared moments of wonder. Through its vibrant form The Joy Generator becomes a portal, a place to play, explore and spark your joy!
And Dan Templeman, Emily Wadham and Ben Van Gestel
Social Sculptures takes over Fish Lane for one night only, transforming the iconic urban strip into a vivid landscape of contemporary public art. Presented by Griffith University's Queensland College of Art and Design, the event unfolds as a sequence of bold sculptural, spatial, and performative works that animate the lane after dark. Audiences are invited to move through a series of encounters that are immersive, unexpected, and socially charged.
Social Sculptures brings emerging artists into the heart of the Cultural Precinct, intervening in public space, revealing its capacity for connection, exchange, and wonder.