30/07/2026
Onespace is delighted to share that artists Tamika Grant-Iramu and Renee Kire have been awarded support through the Queensland Arts Project Fund (QAPF) for their collaborative exhibition ‘Common Ground,’ which will be presented at Onespace early next year.
This collaboration brings together Tamika’s established practice in printmaking and public art, with Renee’s sculptural practice to explore the intersection of art and industrial design. Their project investigates new ways of bringing contemporary art into everyday settings, creating conceptually driven works that reflect Brisbane’s natural and urban environments.
Renee states, “Tamika and I are incredibly excited for this opportunity to bring these new ideas to fruition. Thank you, Arts Queensland, and Onespace for your continued support.”
Onespace has proudly supported both Tamika and Renee’s artistic practices over several years and we are excited to see what this new collaboration will yield. Head to our website to check out Tamika’s latest work and Renee’s works from, ‘any way, shape or form.’
We extend our sincere thanks to the Minister for the Arts for supporting this project through the Queensland Arts Project Fund and congratulate all this round’s funding recipients.
1 – (Left): Tamika Grant-Iramu, ‘Seeds of Knowledge,’ 2024. Queensland State Archives Bench Seat detail. Photo: Joe Ruckli. Courtesy of the artist, Blaklash and Queensland State Archives. (Right): Renee Kire, ‘Rearrangeable Perceptions,’ 2024. 175 Eagle Street, Brisbane, QLD. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist, Metro Arts Consulting and CBRE.
2 – Image: Tamika Grant-Iramu. Photo: Pablo Martin. Stylist: Kendra McCarthy. Courtesy of the artist and Designer Rugs Australia.
3 – Image: Renee Kire. Photo: Louis Lim. Courtesy of the artist and Onespace.
This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland.
