Spoken: celebrating Queensland languages Spoken: celebrating Queensland languages is a free thought-provoking exhibition about the survival and revival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages. View exhibition Jarjum Stories Enjoy the colourful world of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander jarjum (children’s) books and storytelling. Visit exhibition Meet me at the Paragon Moussaka. Souvlaki. Paniyiri. Baklava. Today, Queenslanders love Greek food and culture. However, Meet me at the Paragon explores an untold past. Visit exhibition Past Exhibitions Overwintering Experience the robins, curlews and egrets nesting in our Australian Library of Art collection showcase about birds, flight and their seasonal migration patterns. View exhibition I Heard it on the Radio Protest in the air, a fresh voice on the airwaves; the first Indigenous radio station in a capital city began broadcasting in the 1990s… bringing an exciting new sound to our stereos. View exhibition Plantation Voices Plantation Voices is State Library’s portal to Australian South Sea Islander culture and history in Queensland. View exhibition Home: a suburban obsession Home: a suburban obsession is about the allure of home and the stories found within, inspired by one of the largest digitised photographic collections of Queensland houses. View exhibition Palm Island & Our People The inspiring history of Palm Island is celebrated in a fascinating showcase of images, memorabilia and digital stories. Palm Island and Our People acknowledges the centenary of the first placement of people to the island as an Aboriginal Reserve and explores the history of this tropical paradise. View exhibition State of Emergency Join the State Library of Queensland in marking the 30th anniversary of the 1982 Commonwealth Games when Brisbane came alive with political demonstrations for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander civil liberties. View exhibition All past exhibitions