You can find out more about creative spaces across Brisbane from this neat little video from The Great Day Out which includes a tour through our space!

You may book via our website for the Rehearsal Space and Multi-Use Space until 10pm, 7 days a week using our online booking form.
We are also open for young people to have casual use of our maker space, art space and printing without needing an appointment so feel free to pop in between the following times:
Wednesday-Friday: 2-8pm
Saturdays 12-5pm
We will not be available to answer your calls and emails or hand out Swipe Cards outside of Wednesday-Friday 2-8pm and Saturdays 12-5pm so contact us in advance if you have questions or specific requirements for your booking.
To keep up to date with youth development opportunities, workshops, events, programs and news join our Youth Register
We look forward to seeing you soon!
You can find out more about creative spaces across Brisbane from this neat little video from The Great Day Out which includes a tour through our space!
Alana first dropped into Visible Ink in 2015, joining her sister and collaborator in the creative project The Wildfolk Collective. Since then her infectious personality has become a regular fixture around the space and this year Alana pulled out her camera to help us document Brisbane Youth Week festivities.
Working primarily in the field of photography in analogue and digital formats, her personal style is largely experimental, searching the abandoned and undiscovered for new ideas and inspiration (probably jumping a fence or two along the way)! Growing up in regional Byron Bay, her work is a reflection of her surrounds during youth, capturing the coastal climates, hills and hinterland of northern NSW as a backdrop for the reckless, the young, and the wild to roam free.
Alana’s contributions to The Wildfolk Collective has resulted in her exhibiting a selection of her 35mm film exposures in a short series of zines; ‘salty’, ‘fresh’, ‘kick push coast’, and ‘sea sirens’. The zines feature single and double exposures and self-processed negatives, and document the surf culture of her hometown, and has become the inspiration for a larger project ‘home’ – a short surf film exploring the art, surf, life and landscape.
Alana shoots in analogue and digital formats – 35mm, 120 and medium film formats and DSLR resolutions for both private and commercial, personal and contracted commissions — including videography, event photography, music/gig photography, studio/model photography & landscape photography and she is currently studying Advertising, Creative Writing, & Design.