The Judith Wright Arts Centre occupies a long, brick building in Fortitude Valley characterized by a striking, sawtooth roofline that mimics the traditional industrial workshops once common to this part of Brisbane. This facility serves as a hub for contemporary performance and experimental art. In the nineteen nineties, this space functioned as an egg distribution depot, an unlikely origin for a cultural venue. Today, the rafters that once sheltered crates of eggs now house dance studios and theaters for Queensland artists.
Judith Wright Arts Centre
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