Making Of Llewellyn Millhouse

Thinking about your dream role in the arts and how to get there, or what steps to take once you graduate art school? It’s a big, wide (sometimes scary) world out there and we are here to help where we can. Continuing our partnership with Griffith University Museum of Art, the 2026 ‘Making Of’ series asks some of our most celebrated arts professionals and artists to do a deep dive on their early career explorations, significant opportunities, processes and decisions that led them to where they are today. Join us for a special edition of Making Of with Llewellyn Millhouse, co-founder of Outer Space. As Outer Space celebrates its tenth anniversary, we welcome Llewellyn back to reflect on the journey since co-founding the organisation with Caity Reynolds in 2016. Llewellyn Millhouse is an artist and arts worker who has been involved in managing artist run initiatives since 2012, most notably as a co-founder of Outer Space Contemporary Arts organisation. Llewellyn was born in 1990, grew up in Brisbane, and studied at Queensland College of Art, Griffith University for 10 years, completing a practice-based PhD in 2018. Occasionally Llewellyn will make and exhibit artwork, but since completing art school most of his time has been spent working for galleries and artist run initiatives. From 2017 to 2022 Llewellyn worked at the Institute of Modern Art as an install tech and exhibition manager. From 2022 – 2024 he worked as a curator for the Hervey Bay Regional Gallery. Currently he works as the Exhibitions and Production Coordinator at the University of Queensland Art Museum, as well as co-facilitating the artist run project Wreckers Upstairs. An opportunity to hear firsthand about the many ways a creative career can evolve, and what happens beyond the gallery walls. FREE | ALL WELCOME | BAR SERVICE FROM 5:30PM Free to all. Booking is essential to secure your seat. The 2026 'Making of' series is presented in partnership between Outer Space and the Griffith University Art Museum (GUAM).⁠