When founder and owner Alyson (AJ)  moved back to Brisbane in 2019, she was shocked to see the lack of diversity still widespread within the creative arts community. AJ established BIPOC Arts Australia in 2020, a business venture created to help rectify this lack of diversity in the Australian arts industry.

​Since then, she has been patiently waiting for the universe to guide her to the right space. A space to house both BIPOC Arts Australia and to support all creatives. House of Vincent is that space. A stunning space that can be utilised for all types of art. From photography to video, live painting to intimate gigs. 

This space is for creative souls with a particular focus on BIPOC.

Getting there

East of the Gabba and along Woolloongabba is where House of Vincent is located. Neighbouring the Children’s Hospital, flexible access of public transport along Stanley Street is provided along with public parking within the streets and in Hancock Street Car Park.

What you’ll find there

An established theatre space, housing all diverse ranges of creative practitioners, supporting and building a strong foundation for the residences of House of Vincent.

Accessibility 

This information will be shown within each performance landing page under the specific venue location pages.

Things to remember 

Make sure to bring yourselves! And be considerate of those who are also viewing the performance.