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  • The Albany Boat
    Gifford Beal 1879–1956 | The Albany Boat (detail) 1915
    | Oil on canvas | 92.4 x 153cm (36 3/8 x 60 1/4in.) |
    George A Hearn Fund, 1917 | 17.48.1
    Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
    Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art | © Estate of Gifford Beal
  • The Water Garden
    Childe Hassam 1859–1935 | The Water Garden (detail) 1909 | Oil on canvas | 61 x 91.4cm (24 x 36in.) | Partial and Promised Gift of Mr and Mrs Douglas Dillon, 1994 | 1994.450
    Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
    Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • The Factory Village
    J Alden Weir 1852–1919 | The Factory Village (detail) 1897 | Oil on canvas | 73.7 x 96.6cm (29 x 38in.) | Gift of Cora Weir Burlingham, 1979, and Purchase, Marguerite and Frank Cosgrove Jr. Fund, 1998 | 1979.487
    Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
    Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • At the Seaside
    William Merritt Chase 1849–1916 | At the Seaside (detail) c.1892 | Oil on canvas | 50.8 x 86.4cm (20 x 34in.) | Bequest of Miss Adelaide Milton de Groot (1876–1967), 1967 | 67.187.123
    Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
    Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Across the Room
    Edmund C Tarbell 1862–1938 | Across the Room (detail) c.1899 | Oil on canvas | 63.5 x 76.5cm (25 x 30 1/8in.) | Bequest of Miss Adelaide Milton de Groot (1876–1967), 1967 | 67.187.141
    Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
    Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Repose
    John White Alexander 1856–1915 | Repose (detail) 1895 | Oil on canvas | 132.7 x 161.6cm (52 1/4 x 63 5/8in.) | Anonymous Gift, 1980 | 1980.224
    Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
    Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • Northeaster
    Winslow Homer 1836–1910 | Northeaster (detail) 1895 | Oil on canvas | 87.6 x 127cm (34 1/2 x 50in.) | Gift of George A Hearn, 1910 | 10.64.5
    Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York
    Image © The Metropolitan Museum of Art

American Impressionism & Realism:
A Landmark Exhibition from the Met

30 May - 20 September 2009 | Queensland Art Gallery... Read more

Highlights

Qin Ga

Frame by Frame: Asia Pacific Artists on Tour

until January 2010 | Regional Queensland travelling exhibition

'Frame by Frame’ showcases photography and moving image works by artists from the contemporary Asian, Pacific and Australian collections… Read more

Gallery Membership

Become a Gallery Member

‘American Impressionism and Realism’ free ticket offer available until 20 September 2009

Gallery Members have access to a broad range of exciting events and benefits including free films, talks and family programs, exhibition previews and evening events, plus discounts at the Gallery’s stores and cafes, free quarterly copies of the Gallery magazine and other publications … and much more!... Read more

The Light at Lascaux (Cave Entrance)

Spencer Finch: As if the sea should part and show a further sea

until 5 July 2009 | Gallery of Modern Art

American artist Spencer Finch explores the peculiarities of human perception. He brings a poetic sensibility and a rigorous scientific approach to a wide range of media, including painting, drawing, photography and installation.... Read more

Christian Thompson Black Gum 2 (from ‘Australian Graffiti’ series) 2008

Breaking Boundaries: Contemporary Indigenous Australian art from the Collection

until 12 July 2009 | Gallery of Modern Art

Since the 1970s Indigenous Australian artists have continually pushed and expanded their artistic practices and movements, and as a consequence our understandings of Indigenous Australian art and culture have grown markedly... Read more

Anne Wallace

Anne Wallace: Release the Bats

until October 2009 | Children’s Art Centre, Gallery of Modern Art

Celebrating Queensland’s 150th year, the Children’s Art Centre presents a large-scale installation by Queensland artist Anne Wallace. In this installation, inspired by the artist’s fascination for the curious and the mysterious, the artist encourages children to see the Sunshine State in a different light… Read more

William Dargie, Albert Namatjira 1956

Namatjira to Now

until January 2011 | Regional Queensland travelling exhibition

Albert Namatjira’s adoption of the European medium of watercolour for his landscape paintings remains an inspiration to contemporary artists from Ntaria (Hermannsburg) and surrounding regions of Central Australia. This exhibition highlights work by Indigenous Australian artists from the Hermannsburg School and will include watercolours, ceramics and acrylic paintings on canvas… Read more

The Age of Innocence

The Met Film Programs

31 May – 20 September 2009 | Australian Cinémathèque, Gallery of Modern Art

To accompany ‘American Impressionism and Realism: A Landmark Exhibition from the Met’, the Australian Cinémathèque presents a two-part film program reflecting life on the east coast of America over the turn of the twentieth century… Read more

Crowds at Optimism

My Gen

Art | Film | People | Music | Knowledge

In the 1960s English band The Who created a new anthem with their song ‘My Generation’, which encouraged the expression of originality. My Gen, the Gallery’s new public program, recognises that age is an attitude for any generation… Read more

Down Up

Coming Soon

The 6th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT6)

5 December 2009 – 14 March 2010 | Gallery of Modern Art... Read more

The view from elsewhere: Small acts

25 July – 15 November 2009 | Australian Cinémathèque & Gallery of Modern Art...Read more

Floating Life: Contemporary Aboriginal Fibre Art

1 August – 18 October 2009 | Gallery of Modern Art... Read more

Easton Pearson

22 August – 8 November 2009 | Gallery of Modern Art... Read more

Paperskin: Barkcloth across the Pacific

31 October 2009 – 14 February 2010 | Queensland Art Gallery... Read more


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The Met Up Late
Tickets on sale now

5.30 – 9.30pm | Fridays 31 July - 18 September 2009 | Queensland Art Gallery
Visit the ‘American Impressionism and Realism’ exhibition on Friday nights and experience the contemporary influences of New York’s Jazz Age with resident DJs in the surrounds of the Queensland Art Gallery’s Watermall. The Met Up Late also features talks and intimate live music performances from a range of styles, as well as a program of events exclusively available for Gallery Members...Read more

American Impressionism and Realism Purchase tickets now

until 20 September | Queensland Art Gallery
Be the first to see the world-exclusive exhibition by purchasing your tickets now. You can choose from single tickets, season tickets or from one of the ‘A day at the Met’ packages including a film, coffee and catalogue. Tickets can be purchased online from qtix.

The Met lectures, talks and tours

Guided tours
Volunteer-guided tours take pace at 10.30am, 11.00am, 12noon, 1.00pm (except Sundays) and 2.30pm. Purchase your ticket and meet your guide inside the exhibition entry.
Series: talking about American art
Every fortnight from 2.00pm Saturday 6 June – 12 September. Free
Dr Mark Pennings, Senior Lecturer, Visual Arts, Queensland University of Technology, and special guests talk about American art from the 1880s to the 1930s. No bookings necessary, however seating is limited. For program details...Read more
Talks: Sunday afternoons
1.00pm every Sunday during the exhibition. Special invited guests give short insights into themes relating to works on display — from architecture and landscape to fashion and tourism. Please purchase your ticket and see signage on the day for the talk location. For program details...Read more

The Met ticket packages

A range of ticket packages is available for you to enjoy the entire exhibition experience, including tickets to the Age of Innocence film program presented by the Australian Cinémathèque. There is a package to suit everyone... Read more

The Met ‘The Age of Innocence’ High Tea

The Foyer Bistro, Gallery of Modern Art will feature a themed high tea to enjoy as part of your exhibition experience. $35 per person. Bookings essential on (07) 3842 9916

Gallery Membership

Become a Gallery Member and receive a free ticket to ‘American Impressionism & Realism’!...Read more

Exhibition merchandise now available online

Selected merchandise from ‘American Impressionism & Realism’ is now available for purchase online...Read more

New
American Impressionism and Realism
Exhibition catalogue

available now
Special exhibition price: soft cover $44.95, hard cover $69.95, 340 pages, fully illustrated.
Available for purchase at the ‘American Impressionism and Realism’ Exhibition Shop and Gallery Stores, or order online at www.australianartbooks.com.au.

Queensland Art Gallery collection spaces

until mid October
Gallery spaces at the Queensland Art Gallery are presently filled with the world-exclusive exhibition 'American Impressionism and Realism' from 30 May to 20 September 2009. These spaces will be relaunched with a new display of Australian art from colonial times to the 1970s in mid October. Refurbishments include new flooring, new display walls and an upgrade of lighting systems to the highest international art museum standards. Collection displays can be viewed in galleries 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, Watermall and Xstrata Coal Queensland Artists’ Gallery for the duration of the 'American Impressionism and Realism' exhibition.

My Gen
The Gallery’s new public program recognises that age is an attitude for any generation

launches in June
My Gen provides a range of events for people wanting to gain knowledge through cultural and leisure activities including art, film and music. Programs are held regularly, exploring the Gallery’s Collection and current exhibitions through special events, courses and film discussions and more...read more

New Exhibition Catalogue
Tim Johnson: Painting Ideas

168 pages, paperback | $39.95
Available for purchase at the Gallery Store or online


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Whats on today

10:30am Volunteer Guided Tour - American Impressionism and Realism QAG
11:00am Volunteer Guided Tour - American Impressionism and Realism QAG
12:00pm Volunteer Guided Tour - American Impressionism and Realism QAG
1:00pm Volunteer Guided Tour - Collection Highlights QAG
1:00pm Volunteer Guided Tour - American Impressionism and Realism QAG
2:00pm Film: Alan Rudolph - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994) GoMA
2:00pm Volunteer Guided Tour - Breaking Boundaries: Contemporary Indigenous Australian art from the Collection GoMA
2:00pm Film: Alan Rudolph - Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle (1994) GoMA
2:30pm Volunteer Guided Tour - American Impressionism and Realism QAG
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