The Writing Is on the Wall
Street artist Matt Tervo is working with Logan City Council to explore legal walls that respect the region’s graffiti history.
Rowan Anderson
The Terror of an Empty Room
Rhiannon D. Elton urges locals to attend one creative event, arguing that filled seats help Logan’s arts scene keep growing.
Logan Local
Postcard perfect: Young artists put their stamp on New Beith
Three New Beith children won an art competition, with their local-inspired postcard designs helping shape Round Mountain’s future.
Logan’s Underdog Film Fest celebrates another successful year
Underdog Film Fest brought 48 short films, workshops and industry panels to Kingston Butter Factory for its first two-day event.
Local Doesn’t Mean Amateur
Rhiannon D. Elton urges Logan residents to search locally for artists, performers, writers and makers before heading to Brisbane.
The Songs, Stories and Staying Power of Rick Price
Rick Price reflects on growing up near Beaudesert, hearing his songs on radio and staying connected with generations of listeners.
Logan’s Creative Soul
Author Rhiannon D. Elton calls on Logan residents, businesses and community groups to actively support local creatives.
Four Chairs. One Dream.
Fifteen-year-old Logan singer Daisha Auda earns a four-chair turn on The Voice Australia after a powerful blind audition.
Painting Her Own Path
Tegan Geange’s first solo exhibition at Logan Art Gallery explores resilience, recovery, culture and creative freedom.
Red Card Redemption
Marty Sheargold talks stand-up, radio, television, controversy and returning to his first love ahead of his Red Card Tour.
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