Queensland COVID-19 research

This page of Queensland’s research related to the COVID-19 pandemic is compiled from information provided by Queensland universities and research institutes.

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• Creating out loud: Developing sustainable peer-mentoring to rebuild the arts post COVID-19 September 2021

  Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, Queensland’s arts sector employed 80,000+ people, around 75% of whom have lost employment due to restrictions on public gatherings. By developing and embedding a sustainable peer-mentoring program that fosters capacity, collaboration, resilience, and well-being, this Advance Queensland Industry Research Fellowship project led by Dr Kate Power from UQ School of Business will help rebuild artistic and business practices, thus protecting Queensland’s significant cultural assets and enriching the lives of Queenslanders.

  #Business and economics#Creative industries

  Centre

  Business School
  The University of Queensland

  Contact details

  Dr Kate Power
  Lecturer in Management
  k.power@business.uq.edu.au
  +61 7 334 69989

  Collaborations

  • Collaborators:
  • Queensland Ballet
  • La Boite Theatre Inc
  • Arts Nexus

• The impact of COVID-19 on cultural tourism: art, culture and communication in four regional sites of Queensland, Australia April 2021

  The arts, cultural and creative industries are among the most adversely affected sectors of the economy in the wake of COVID-19 social distancing measures, travel restrictions and prohibition of large gatherings of people. Focusing on Cairns, the Gold Coast, Central West and the Sunshine Coast – four regional areas of Queensland, Australia – this article by Prof. Terry Flew and researcher Katherine Kirkwood from the QUT Digital Media Research Centre provides an overview of impacts on cultural tourism and considers the prospects for regional cultural tourism as part of a ‘creative economy’ revival.

  #Tourism#Creative industries#Arts

  Centre

  Digital Media Research Centre
  Queensland University of Technology

  Contact details

  Dr Katherine Kirkwood
  Research Assistant
  ke.kirkwood@qut.edu.au
  +61 (0)406 075 478

  Collaborations

  • Co-researcher:
  • Professor Terry Flew, Professor of Digital Communication and Culture, University of Sydney