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Review: We May Have To Choose
September 22, 2016 | Katey Bulner
You do not speak, you listen. You sit quietly in a dark small room, and in just forty-five minutes you are delivered 621 worldly opinions from one woman, Emma Hall. With this; you are shocked, brought to tears, laughing, and all the while you’re thinking; because some day you may to have to choose. Read More
Meet Young Emerging Designer: Chelsea Thatcher
September 18, 2016 | Katey Bulner
In a field where spring has announced its arrival, you run free with your hair loose and your bare feet touching the earth. You feel your dress blowing in the wind, and you smile and look down at the bohemian gown your body is enwrapped in. This is the essence of Chelsea-May. Read More
INTERVIEW: UNCOVERING BRISBANE’S RAW TALENT WITH KRISTEN WEHLOW
September 8, 2016 | Katey Bulner
As creatives, our work is an expression of ourselves; our thoughts and feelings become a part of a picture, a design, a song or dance. There is something extraordinary about Brisbane’s creatives, and nothing showcases these artistic individuals better than RAW.
Be a Part of Brisbane’s Very First 2016 Brisvegan Fest
August 29, 2016 | Katey Bulner
On September the 4th, the first BrisVegan Fest will give us all a chance to celebrate, learn and practice the way to a more ethical and cruelty-free lifestyle.
GET READY FOR THE 2016 BRISBANE FESTIVAL
August 23, 2016 | Katey Bulner
It’s that time of the year again where we all gather to celebrate and be amazed by the creative art, culture and talent that our city holds, with this years return of the 2016 Brisbane Festival.  Read More
Weekends @ The Brisbane Powerhouse: Comedy, markets, music
August 15, 2016 | Katey Bulner
Good vibes, good company, good times. TCI has got your weekend covered with comedy, markets and live music, all at The Brisbane Powerhouse!
QSO set to thrill audiences in 2017
August 3, 2016 | Nahima Kern
The Queensland Symphony Orchestra is Australia’s second oldest symphony orchestra. With this status comes many years of spell-binding performances and fond memories.
Undress Runways & The Future of Fashion
July 24, 2016 | Katey Bulner
The industry needs a revolution, and this starts with you. Be apart of the rise to a more sustainable and ethical fashion industry, with Undress Runways annual showcasing event.
The Scandinavian Film Festival: As It Is In Heaven Sequel
July 22, 2016 | Cassia Littler
Brisbane’s Scandinavian Film Festival started in full force this week with a stroke of humour on opening night with Norwegian release, Welcome To Norway. However it was the long awaited sequel to the critically acclaimed and internationally beloved film, As It Is In Heaven that screened the following night to the delight of Brisbane fans. Read More
THIS AUGUST CELEBRATE 25 YEARS OF FASHION AT THE EKKA
July 19, 2016 | Katey Bulner
This week began the official launch and countdown to QLD’s 2016 Ekka, and luckily, TCI got the dates and information for two of the most important fashion events that you’ll be wanting to note down in your calendar! Read More
Pack your bags: Five boutiques to have you Spendour-ready
July 14, 2016 | Katey Bulner
Splendour In The Grass, a time where limits cease to exist and trends are merely for the weak-hearted. It’s time to bring your own flare to the field, whether its lace, fringe or bright pink lycra… Read More
Break into Filmmaking with the Modern Web Series
July 12, 2016 | Cassia Littler
The Creative Issue recently spoke with up and coming Brisbane filmmaker Jayden Creighton about his experiences in film school, his attitude toward Australian cinema and how he is now putting his talents to the test in the real world of web series.
What’s on at the Maroochy Music and Visual Arts Festival
July 5, 2016 | Nisha Fernandez
Sunshine Coast’s Maroochy Music and Arts Festival calls all creatives to come on down for a celebration of creative talent and expression. The past year of the festival was an abundance of local music and artistic culture that left the audience coming back for a second round at the epic location of the Holton Park Golf Course. Read More
Wondered: New Depths for Classic Characters
March 28, 2016 | Ashleigh Hopping
Wondered itself is a 45 minute long riddle, and you won’t find out the answer until the very end. Playwright and director Elodie Boal has woven together gunshot dialogue and dynamic physicality to craft an entertaining, clever and adventurous production. Read More