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Your ArtKeeper Update: Creating with Michelle Le Plastrier
Your ArtKeeper Update: Creating with Michelle Le Plastrier
Make This Valentine’s Day Showstopping with HOTA
Make This Valentine’s Day Showstopping with HOTA
Palette Earns Two Chef’s Hats
Palette Earns Two Chef’s Hats
Kathy Mackey: The Intersection between Art and Leisure on the Gold Coast
Kathy Mackey: The Intersection between Art and Leisure on the Gold Coast
Art Mixtape Film Festival: From the Gallery to the Cinema
Art Mixtape Film Festival: From the Gallery to the Cinema
In Residence: Mammalian Diving Reflex
International artist in residence investigating the social sphere.
In Residence: Laurie Anderson
Avant-garde legend Laurie Anderson, artist in residence at HOTA
Disruptors in Residence
The residency will be inspired by The Pop Masters exhibition and build on Nick Power's most recent full length work, exploring the relationship between turntablism and street dance forged in the Block Parties of 1970's New York.
ArtKeeper 2021
ArtKeeper 2021
ArtKeeper 2021: Daniele Constance
Daniele Constance is a Gold Coast based participatory artist with a focus on social, civic and inclusive arts practices.
ArtKeeper 2021: Jay Jermyn
Jay Jermyn is a musician, industrial designer and contemporary artist living in Coolangatta. Jay’s work explores the relationship between digital, natural and human phenomena.
ArtKeeper 2021: Dani Cabs
Daniel Cabrera (Dani Cabs) is a multi-dimensional fun facilitator who plays with photo/video, dance, site activation, interactive/physical theatre and clowning to explore and strengthen relationships within community.
Footstomp shaking up live music at HOTA
We love live music, and we know you do too. If you can’t get enough of Nick Cave or you’re an unashamed fan of retro 90s dance behemoth Ministry of Sound, then hold on to your hat – music industry legend Graham Ashton (Asho) has just joined our team.
Art Mixtape: Yours for Summer is reigniting your rebellious spirit
The dose of pop-culture heavy experience the Gold Coast has needed
Your ArtKeeper Update: Dani Cabs Checks In
One of the biggest highlights of 2021, the ArtKeeper Program has reached the midpoint for our artists.
History of the City Collection
HOTA Gallery (formerly Gold Coast City Gallery) was established in 1986 and houses more than 4500 art works worth more than $32 million dollars, making it one of the largest visual art collections in regional Australia.
Visiting HOTA from Fri 17 Dec, 2021
The past 20 months have certainly been a roller coaster for the world, and here at HOTA we’ve been affected like everyone else.
Chevron One and HOTA Partnership Announce
We’re thrilled to announce this week that HOTA has entered an exclusive partnership with Chevron One Residences as our new Principal Partner.
ArtKeeper 2021: Artist Announcement
Today we announce the four recipients of our ArtKeeper program – our initiative that puts artists front, centre, and on the payroll.
A Message from Supercell
This year, we welcomed the incredibly talented and tenacious Supercell to HOTA as a Home Company. HOTA Home Companies share our values of supporting new and inspiring artistic opportunities, and encouraging artists to take risks, experiment and create great art. We offer support to develop and create new work and deliver programs through things like in-kind venue hire, technical, producing and marketing support.
Queensland Ballet and HOTA exclusive seasons
Queensland Ballet and HOTA exclusive seasons
In Residence: William Barton
In Residence: William Barton
Eric Koo captures the Gold Coast skyline
For visitors to the newly opened HOTA Gallery, discovering the view of the Gold Coast skyline from Level 5 is a treasured delight.
Shy, sprightly Mimih Spirits from Arnhem Land
One of the things we’re most enjoying about the new HOTA Gallery is the opportunity to show the City Collection in a way it’s never been seen before.
Supercell is taking over HOTA
HOTA is becoming a hub of dance and new works this May when our Home Company Supercell: Festival of Contemporary Dance hosts their inaugural Makers Program, which offers up two weeks of creative development and residency support for artists, including workshops, conversations and networking opportunities, all of which culminates in a two-day Mini Fest.