Asia Pacific Triennial Some gallery spaces remain open until 5 May

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Visiting QAGOMA

Our two riverside galleries, Queensland Art Gallery (QAG) and Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA), sit 150 metres apart in the Queensland Cultural Centre.

Open Daily: 10.00am – 5.00pm

Open from 12 noon Anzac Day

Closed Good Friday, Christmas and Boxing Day

Entry is free. Some exhibitions and events may require a paid ticket.

Plan Your Visit
Drawing Festival

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Free Drawing Festival

10.00 am – 5.00 pm, Sun 4 May

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Discover more at QAG & GOMA

Something else to capture your interest

  • 2025 program

    QAGOMA's 2025 program includes Archie Moore’s award-winning Venice Biennale project kith and kin, ‘Wonderstruck’, an exhibition exploring the wonder that can be found in the ordinary and the extraordinary, and a major solo exhibition with globally renowned Icelandic-Danish artist Olafur Eliasson.

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  • Making art accessible for all

    QAGOMA proudly champions access and inclusion, inspiring visitors of all abilities to create lasting connections with art.

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  • Taste of QAGOMA: Tour + Lunch Experience

    Find out more about QAGOMA's history and architecture, discover stories behind the artworks, finish with a relaxing lunch by the river.

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  • Reconciliation Action Plan

    QAGOMA commits to a deeper consideration of how we share and understand Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ rich cultural histories and stories.

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  • First artists: Cultural experiences

    Exclusive events immersed in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art and culture.

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Haji Oh, Japan/Australia b.1976 / Seabird Habitats 2022, installation view ‘The 11th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art’ 2024 / Linen (plainwoven, warp-faced, pick-up patterned, four-selvedge cloth), lead, hook, slide projection / Seven panels: 300 × 41cm (each); 300 × 287cm (installed); floor projection 550 × 400cm / Courtesy: The artist / Proposed for the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Collection / © Haji Oh / This project is assisted by the Ishibashi Foundation and the National Center for Art Research, Japan / Photograph: Joe Ruckli © QAGOMA

Haji Oh, Japan/Australia b.1976 / Seabird Habitats 2022, installation view ‘The 11th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art’ 2024 / Linen (plainwoven, warp-faced, pick-up patterned, four-selvedge cloth), lead, hook, slide projection / Seven panels: 300 × 41cm (each); 300 × 287cm (installed); floor projection 550 × 400cm / Courtesy: The artist / Proposed for the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art Collection / © Haji Oh / This project is assisted by the Ishibashi Foundation and the National Center for Art Research, Japan / Photograph: Joe Ruckli © QAGOMA / View full image

Artwork highlights

Dive into our artwork highlights from around the world for a rich exploration of the work and its creator.

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Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art

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Here’s the best way to spend your time on a visit to QAGOMA

QAG or GOMA? If you’re a local or visiting Brisbane, whether you have a spare 30 minutes or a leisurely 3 hours to wander both sites, here are some suggestions to make the most of your visit.

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GOMA sculpture walk

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Go on a sculpture walk

Ever wondered how many sculptures are surrounding both Galleries? How many have you seen up close?

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