'Blak Superheroes’, by proud Yuwi, Torres Strait Islander and Australian-born South Sea Island man, Dylan Mooney, explores what it is like to be an Indigenous person in modern Australia....
Dylan Mooney: Blak Superheroes
Tag Archives: Museum of Brisbane
City in the Sun
‘City in the Sun’ follows how Brisbane’s history of migration, tourism, climate, environment, and geographical location has branded the city a subtropical oasis of leisure and abundance....
Museum of Brisbane | Where I Belong
'Where I Belong', hosted by Wendy Love, features previously unheard stories about Brisbane, its people; set to inspire listeners to explore the great South East....
Bauhaus Now: art+design+architecture
‘Bauhaus Now: art+design+architecture’, comprising almost 100 pieces in total, ‘imaginative recreations’ by Brisbane artists, explores the legacy of migration and modernism....
The Storytellers
'The Storytellers' creates an immersive and interactive experience combining historical objects, artworks, and written and narrated histories to share Brisbane’s many identities....
Museum of Brisbane
Museum of Brisbane is providing virtual access to some of their collections as well as a variety of activities to help you stay entertained during isolation....
New Woman
‘New Woman’ celebrates 100 years of herstory, presenting 111 pieces by female artists working from Brisbane, Queensland....
Dress Code
'Dress Code' asks the question – What impact does fashion have on identity, gender and culture and are there ethical issues surrounding its production?...
Robert Andrew: Our mutable histories
Robert Andrew’s oeuvre is grounded in the celebration of family and history and the exploration of the emotional and phenomenological return to country....
Kenji Uranishi: Momentary
Commissioned by the Museum of Brisbane, Kenji has pushed his practice to create more than 50 new forms and shapes, responding to the importance of place and the role of the city through his artworks....
Robyn Stacey: Cloud Land
One of Australia’s most acclaimed photographers has revealed Brisbane’s buildings and landmarks from a stunning new perspective with camera obscura – an ancient technique used by the likes of Aristotle, Leonardo da Vinci and even Karl Marx....
Stephen Hart: Fellow Humans
As a figurative sculptor who uses traditional techniques of hand-carved timber, Stephen Hart’s work is somewhat unusual in the increasingly digitally driven methods of contemporary art....