'rhythm wRites' is an immersive exhibition orchestrated by Bigambul artist Leah King-Smith, exploring simultaneity, interconnectivity, rhythm, ethereality, spatiality and sound....
Leah King-Smith: rhythm wRites
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As Above, So Below
The term “as above, so below” refers to the idea that microcosms mirror the macrocosms and vice versa. With our current climate crisis, these words become a warning....
Decades: 80 Years of Collecting
A compilation of well-known and rarely seen works by significant Australian and international artists, including paintings, sculpture, ceramics and works on paper....
Pat Hoffie: This Mess We’re In
Pat Hoffie’s 'This Mess We’re In' comprises three distinct bodies of work drawn together by two shared aspects: they’re all works on paper, and they all address some form of cataclysm, crisis, punctum, mess....
Alice Lang: Flowah Powah
Alice Lang taps into the current political and cultural climate to deliver a high-impact visual journey full of kitsch, vulgarism and the absurd....
Judy Watson and Yhonnie Scarce: Looking Glass
Works by Waanyi artist Judy Watson and Kokatha and Nukunu artist Yhonnie Scarce in an exhibition that is both a love song and a lament for Country; a fantastical alchemy of elemental forces....
Thinking into Being: QUT Alumni Triennial
Design as the essence of every original idea is the theme of ‘Thinking into Being’, which explores QUT’s unique cross-disciplinary and collaborative approach to teaching and learning through the work of recent graduates....
Fiona Foley: Veiled Paradise
Spanning over thirty years, 'Veiled Paradise' sees some of Fiona Foley’s most iconic works and some of her less-seen works put into the spotlight. ...
On Earth
‘On Earth’ brings contemporary and historical artworks together, which consider climate change and the role that art and culture play in creating awareness of the landscape and the environment....
Anne Wallace: Strange Ways
Bringing together more than 80 works from public and private collections, and spanning three decades, ‘Anne Wallace: Strange Ways’ is the most comprehensive survey of the artist’s practice to date....
QUT Art Museum
'Rite of Passage' is a group exhibition curated by Shannon Brett as a response to the significance of the year 2020 – 250 years since James Cook first arrived on our shores....
Anne Wallace: Strange Ways
Bringing together more than 80 works, and spanning three decades, this is the most comprehensive survey of Anne Wallace's practice to date. ...