As part of Queensland Mental Health Week, Richmond Fellowship Queensland (RFQ) were proud to host the Recovered Futures Art Exhibition. Returning for the 33rd year in 2024, 270 works were displayed by 180 artists with lived mental ill health experience.
2024 saw more than 10,000 visitors in person to the exhibition, 16,000 to the online store and more than $72,000 worth of artwork sales with 85% of proceeds going directly to the artists.
Recovered Futures is a powerful platform to raise awareness and kick start conversations surrounding mental health, recovery and wellbeing in the community, and for many artists is an opportunity to show their works in a professional, curated gallery setting.
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Proudly hosted by RFQ
The annual Recovered Futures Art Exhibition is proudly hosted by Richmond Fellowship Queensland (RFQ), a leading mental health organisation. A mainstay on the Brisbane art calendar, the curated exhibition raises awareness of mental health, recovery and wellbeing.
A word from our artists
While this event continues to capture the interest of visitors, it also has a profound impact on exhibiting artists. A small number of people have seen the magic unfold since the beginning three decades ago. For others, this is their first year exhibiting. Read some of their stories below.
