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Lunch & Exhibition Experience
Stimulate your senses with a sumptuous two-course set menu at GOMA Restaurant and ticket to ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’ for only $90.
Thu – Sun only
Iris van Herpen Sculpting the Senses
Iris van Herpen (designer), Netherlands b.1984, Carla van de Puttelaar (photographer), Netherlands b.1967 / Synergia Series 2021 / Photograph: Carla van de Puttelaar / © Carla van de Puttelaar / View full image
When
29 Jun – 7 Oct 2024
Where
Gallery of Modern Art, Gallery 1.1 (The Fairfax Gallery), Gallery 1.2 & Gallery 1.3 (Eric and Marion Taylor Gallery)
Admission
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Adult
$30.00 -
Concession
Concession Tickets
The Gallery accepts the following concession cards. Individual patrons must show concession cards to receive concessional entry.
Eligibility for standard concession entry includes:
- State and regional Gallery Guides - Association of Australian Gallery Guiding Organisations (AAGGO)
- Full Time Australian Tertiary and TAFE Students
- Full Time International Tertiary and TAFE Students with ISIC card and individual institution cards
- State Government Seniors Card (please note we do not accept Seniors Business Card Holders)
- Australian Government Pensioner Concession Card
- Australian Government Commonwealth Seniors Health Card
- Department of Veteran Affairs / Repatriation Health Card (Gold and White)
- Carer Business Discount Card / Department of Families Card Holders
- National Association of the Visual Arts (NAVA) Members
- Australian Museums and Galleries Association Membership Card (AMaGA)
The following Concession Cards are not accepted by the Gallery:
- Senior Business Discount Cards
- National Seniors Cards
- Any International Seniors Cards (including New Zealand)
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Member
Member Tickets
QAGOMA Gallery Members and QAGOMA Foundation Members are entitled to a special Members ticket price. We also provide reciprocal membership with the following galleries:
- Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney (AGNSW)
- Art Gallery of South Australia, Adelaide (AGSA)
- Art Gallery of Western Australia, Perth (AGWA)
- Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Melbourne (ACMI)
- Auckland Art Gallery (AAG)
- Museum and Art Gallery of Northern Territory, Darwin (MAGNT)
- Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA)
- National Gallery of Australia, Canberra (NGA)
- National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne (NGV)
- National Portrait Gallery, Canberra (NPG)
- Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery, Hobart (TMAG)
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Youth 13-17
$20.00 -
Child 0-4
Free -
Family
Family Tickets
Family ticket is for 2 adults & up to 3 children aged between 5-12 years.
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Companion Card Holder
Companion Card Tickets
We accept Companion Cards. The Companion Card holder is entitled to a concession ticket, which can be purchased in advance online in conjunction with the Companion Card ticket. Show your Companion Card to Ticket staff at the exhibition entry to receive complimentary entry for your companion.
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Groups 6+
$25.00 -
Season Pass Adult
Season Pass Tickets
A Season Pass entitles a single person to unlimited entry for a specific exhibition. The identification card that the holder used to validate the Season Pass must be shown each time the Season Pass is used.
Please note Season Passes are not valid for Special Events, such as Goma Friday Nights, and are not transferrable to any other person than the Season Pass holder. Season Passes are for single exhibitions only and do not allow entry into any other ticketed exhibition or cinema program.
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Season Pass Concession
Season Pass Tickets
A Season Pass entitles a single person to unlimited entry for a specific exhibition. The identification card that the holder used to validate the Season Pass must be shown each time the Season Pass is used.
Please note Season Passes are not valid for Special Events, such as Goma Friday Nights, and are not transferrable to any other person than the Season Pass holder. Season Passes are for single exhibitions only and do not allow entry into any other ticketed exhibition or cinema program.
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Season Pass Member
Season Pass Tickets
A Season Pass entitles a single person to unlimited entry for a specific exhibition. The identification card that the holder used to validate the Season Pass must be shown each time the Season Pass is used.
Please note Season Passes are not valid for Special Events, such as Goma Friday Nights, and are not transferrable to any other person than the Season Pass holder. Season Passes are for single exhibitions only and do not allow entry into any other ticketed exhibition or cinema program.
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Season Pass Youth 13-17
Season Pass Tickets
A Season Pass entitles a single person to unlimited entry for a specific exhibition. The identification card that the holder used to validate the Season Pass must be shown each time the Season Pass is used.
Please note Season Passes are not valid for Special Events, such as Goma Friday Nights, and are not transferrable to any other person than the Season Pass holder. Season Passes are for single exhibitions only and do not allow entry into any other ticketed exhibition or cinema program.
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Season Pass Child 5-12
Season Pass Tickets
A Season Pass entitles a single person to unlimited entry for a specific exhibition. The identification card that the holder used to validate the Season Pass must be shown each time the Season Pass is used.
Please note Season Passes are not valid for Special Events, such as Goma Friday Nights, and are not transferrable to any other person than the Season Pass holder. Season Passes are for single exhibitions only and do not allow entry into any other ticketed exhibition or cinema program.
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Child (includes Hearing loss tour) 5-12
$12.00
About
Fashion, art, design, science and technology collide in the world of endlessly innovative and internationally acclaimed Dutch fashion designer Iris van Herpen.
Exclusive to Brisbane, this exhibition is an immersive sensory exploration of her practice with 130 garments and accessories in conversation with contemporary artworks, natural history specimens and cultural artefacts from which the designer draws inspiration.
Created for the likes of Beyonce, Björk, Cate Blanchett, Lady Gaga and Tilda Swinton, van Herpen’s sculptural silhouettes stem from a deep curiosity about the universe and a highly collaborative approach to haute couture. Her unconventional and dynamic approach to fabrics and techniques combines subtle hand-crafting with sophisticated technologies such as 3D printing to evoke the intricacy and diversity of the natural world, from marine biology to quantum physics.
Curated by Cloé Pitiot and Louise Curtis from Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris, in collaboration with Nina Miall and Jacinta Giles from QAGOMA, ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’ includes an evocation of the designer’s Amsterdam studio, revealing the stages of a dress in development, and a space dedicated to her fashion shows. The entire exhibition is accompanied by a soundscape by artist Salvador Breed.
In addition to van Herpen’s garments, footwear and headpieces, the exhibition features shadow projections by Canadian media artist Philip Beesley, an explosion drawing by Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang, astronomical photographs, documentary footage of blooms of phytoplankton and fungal networks by Yann Arthus Bertrand and Michael Pitiot, colourful photographic abstractions by Kim Keever, haunting sculptures by David Spriggs, a kinetic artwork featuring 300 gold seed pods by Casey Curran, and two immersive installations by the Japanese art collective Mé.
Kids 12 & Under free during school holidays (14 Sep-7 Oct)
Buy timed tickets in advance to guarantee entry. Last session 4.00pm daily. Exhibition closes at 5.00pm. No pass outs for timed-entry tickets.
Exhibition co-organised by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris and QAGOMA, Brisbane, based on an original exhibition designed by the Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.
Works in this exhibition are protected under the Australian Government’s Protection of Cultural Objects on Loan Act 2013. Find out more
Iris van Herpen, Netherlands b.1984 / Philip Beesley (Collaborator), Canada b.1956 / Aeriform dress, from the ‘Aeriform’ collection 2017 installed in ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, GOMA 2024 / Laser-cut stainless steel, tulle / © Iris van Herpen atelier / View full image
Iris van Herpen, Netherlands b.1984 / Perry Hall (Collaborator), United States b.1967 / Fractal Flows dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020 installed in ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, GOMA 2024 / Glass organza, laser-cut Komon Koubou, tulle / Worn by supermodel Kate Moss in Vogue Hong Kong, March 2021 / © Iris van Herpen atelier / Photograph: N Umek © QAGOMA / View full image
Iris van Herpen, Netherlands b.1984 / Kim Keever (Collaborator), United States b.1955 / Cosmica gown, from the ‘Shift Souls’ collection 2019 installed in ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, GOMA 2024 / Organza, tulle / Worn by actor Gwendoline Christie at the season 8 premiere for Game of Thrones, New York, 2019 / © Iris van Herpen atelier / Photograph: N Umek © QAGOMA / View full image
Iris van Herpen, Netherlands b.1984 / Shelee Carruthers (Collaborator), Australia b.1977 / Sensory Seas dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020 installed in ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, GOMA 2024 / PETG, glass organza / Worn by Lady Gaga promoting her album Chromatica / © Iris van Herpen atelier / Photograph: N Umek © QAGOMA / View full image
Installation view ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) / View full image
Installation view ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) / View full image
Installation view ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) / View full image
Iris van Herpen (designer), Netherlands b.1984, Carla van de Puttelaar (photographer), Netherlands b.1967 / Synergia Series 2021 / Photograph: Carla van de Puttelaar / © Carla van de Puttelaar / View full image
Iris van Herpen / Netherlands b.1984 / Sensory Seas dress and Nautiloid dress, from the ‘Sensory Seas’ collection 2020 / Collection: Iris van Herpen / Photograph: David Uzochukwu / © David Uzochukwu / View full image
GOMA Friday Nights
Enjoy after-hours access to the stunning ‘Iris van Herpen’ exhibition until 4 Oct
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High Tea Indulgence
Delight in a beautiful high tea experience at GOMA, where culinary elegance meets sophistication. Enjoy an array of delectable treats from exquisite pastries to gourmet sandwiches, all artfully presented.
Sat & Sun only during ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’: 10.30am, 12.30pm and 2.30pm
Installation view ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’, Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) 2024 / View full image
Guided Tours
Join one of our knowledgeable and passionate Volunteer Guides for a tour showcasing highlights from the 'Iris Van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses' exhibition.
When purchasing tickets online, select either the 11.00am or the 12.30pm session and choose the option for 'Ticket with Volunteer Guided Tour'. Meet your Guide at the exhibition entrance when you visit.
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Iris van Herpen (designer), Netherlands b.1984, Carla van de Puttelaar (photographer), Netherlands b.1967 / Synergia Series 2021 / © Carla van de Puttelaar / Photograph: Carla van de Puttelaar / View full image
Education resources
Developed to accompany the ‘Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses’ exhibition, this resource offers a room-by-room guide, focusing on selected garments to explore the designer’s endlessly innovative practice, as well as contemporary artworks from which she draws inspiration.
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