Image: Craig & Karl Never even scratched the surface 2025. Digital print. Image courtesy the artists
Craig & Karl: Double Vision
Griffith University Art Museum
28 August 2025 – 17 January 2026
Craig & Karl: Double Vision is a dynamic, playful exploration of one of Queensland's most internationally successful creative exports. Employing Craig & Karl’s signature visual language, defined by bold colour, graphic precision, and infectious joy, the exhibition explores the artists’ three-decade-long creative partnership, their influence on global public art and design trends, and the enduring impact of Griffith University’s Queensland College of Art & Design, where the artists first met almost 30 years ago.
Co-curated by Angela Goddard and Carrie McCarthy and timed to coincide with Griffith University’s 50th anniversary, Double Vision’s reach will be expanded via public art outcomes across the University’s five campuses in South East Queensland, as well as major public art interventions with project partners Brisbane City Council, Brisbane Festival, and Fish Lane Arts Precinct, to create a truly citywide celebration of Queensland’s creative arts sector.
Craig Redman & Karl Maier first teamed up in 1996 after meeting as students at the Queensland College of Art & Design, Brisbane. They came to attention as co-founders of design collective Rinzen before establishing themselves as collaborative duo Craig & Karl in 2011. Their beginnings in Brisbane continue to inform their practice, regularly incorporating homages to the city that helped launch their careers. Their dynamic aesthetic employs the artists’ signature messages of humour, joy and optimism to explore themes of community, identity, imagination, and love.
Join us for the opening of Craig & Karl: Double Vision
WHEN: Thursday 4 September, 6-8pm
WHERE: Griffith University Art Museum
Griffith University South Bank campus, 226 Grey Street, South Bank, Brisbane
Join us on the opening weekend of Craig & Karl: Double Vision for a special design and public art symposium!
Symposium | Going Public: Art in City Spaces
WHEN: Sunday 7 September, 10am-1pm
WHERE: Griffith University Art Museum Lecture Theatre. Griffith University South Bank campus, 226 Grey Street, South Bank, Brisbane
COST: General $15.00 // QCAD Students $10.00 // incl. morning tea
For complimentary First Nations community tickets email artmuseum@griffith.edu.au
Featuring keynote presentations by Craig Redman and Karl Maier (Craig & Karl) and Kevin O'Brien (Principal, BVN Architecture), and wide-ranging discussions, this event will be a chance for local audiences to hear from some of the most inspiring voices working in global public art and design.
After the symposium, please join us at the Craig & Karl: Double Vision pop up in Town Square, Fish Lane for a special celebration to close out opening weekend, supported by our project partners Fish Lane Arts Precinct!
COCKTAIL PARTY
WHEN: Sunday 7 September, 2-5pm
WHERE: Craig & Karl: Double Vision pop up. Town Square Fish Lane, 59 Melbourne Street, South Brisbane
Image: Craig & Karl Never even scratched the surface 2025. Digital print. Image courtesy the artists
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Craig & Karl: Rear Vision
Brisbane City
14 June - 20 October 2025
Craig & Karl: Rear Vision is the latest exhibition in Brisbane City Council's Outdoor Gallery, which transforms our city’s laneways, streets, and car parks into imaginative and engaging spaces for everyone to enjoy. With their signature visual language defined by bold colour, graphic precision and infectious joy, the exhibition features some of Craig & Karl’s most celebrated series exploring themes of community, identity, imagination and love.
Co-curated by Carrie McCarthy and Angela Goddard, Craig & Karl: Rear Vision includes many works never exhibited in 色情网站. We invite you to explore Brisbane’s hidden gems through the Outdoor Gallery’s exhibition artworks found on light boxes and banners, in vitrines, and as evening projections.
Image: Craig & Karl Hi! 2024. Digital print. Image courtesy the artists
ANZ’s Walk this Way by Craig & Karl
5 - 27 September 2025
The city becomes a stage as Craig & Karl transform Brisbane’s walking bridges with major immersive art installations across the Neville Bonner Bridge, the Goodwill Bridge, and the new Kangaroo Point Bridge. Immerse yourself in this dramatic and joyful centrepiece and explore Craig & Karl’s work as their signature colours and designs reimagine iconic Brisbane landmarks.
Presented by Brisbane Festival, ANZ, Brisbane City Council, and Tourism and Events Queensland.
This project is part of a major citywide program and partnership between Griffith University Art Museum and Brisbane Festival. Supported by Brisbane City Council.
Image caption: Image artwork by Craig & Karl, animation by Dirty Puppet, photography by Jared Hinz.
Craig & Karl: Public Art Trail
5 – 27 September 2025
Craig & Karl will be popping up all over Brisbane, activating iconic city sites with their signature colours and inflatables. Along with taking over the walking bridges in larger-than-life installations for ANZ's Walk This Way, locations across Brisbane will transform into a citywide Public Art Trail.
In this iconic return to their hometown, the internationally recognised design duo are sharing a vibrant vision of our city. Cross the bridges, follow the trail, and experience Brisbane like never before!
The Public Art Trail includes major new artworks by Craig & Karl presented at Brisbane Airport, Brisbane Powerhouse, Brisbane Quarter, Fish Lane Arts Precinct, South Bank Cultural Forecourt, Queensland Performing Arts Centre, Westfield Chermside and throughout Brisbane CBD as part of Brisbane City Council's Outdoor Gallery Exhibition Craig & Karl: Rear Vision.
Presented by Brisbane Festival, Griffith University Art Museum, Brisbane City Council, Fish Lane Arts Precinct and Tourism and Events Queensland.
This project is part of a major citywide program and partnership between Griffith University Art Museum and Brisbane Festival. Supported by Brisbane City Council.
Image: Craig & Karl Mateys 2025. Image courtesy the artists
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