Hot off the press! The latest Friends of Brisbane Living Heritage newsletter is now live — featuring a Members Showcase, new member introductions, and a look at what’s coming up. Check out some of the highlights below — then click the link to sign up for your Monthly peek into Heritage Happenings https://brisbanelivingheritage.org/ #LivingHeritage #BrisbaneHistory #HeritageMatters #BLHFriends (fb)

Craft, Story & Collaboration: - exploring local artisans part 2 Brisbane Living Heritage celebrates the extraordinary work of Michael Eather and Christopher Trotter — two artists whose practices embody the essence of Living Heritage. Michael Eather is a founding figure of the Campfire Group, known for collaborations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists. His work doesn’t just represent cross-cultural art — it creates space for dialogue, shared memory, and evolving identity. His practice reminds us that intangible heritage is shaped through relationship, conversation, and co-creation. https://michaeleatherartist.com/artworks/collaborations Christopher Trotter turns industrial scrap into poetic sculpture. From his iconic City Roos on George Street to whimsical rail trail installations, Trotter’s art transforms the discarded into the celebrated. He draws on engineering skills, storytelling, and a deep respect for place — proving that Living Heritage is not only what we remember, but what we reimagine. Together, these artists keep our cultural knowledge systems moving, making, and meaningful. https://www.trotter.com.au/trotter/artist_statement.html #LivingHeritage #BrisbaneLivingHeritage #MichaelEather #ChristopherTrotter #PublicArt #IntangibleHeritage #CulturalContinuity #CraftAndStory (fb)