'Kiss of the Beast', the premiere program of the Queensland Art Gallery's Australian Cinematheque, is an integrated exhibition and film program exploring the origins and influences of the classic 1933 film King Kong in art, film, literature and popular culture.
Showcasing the work of contemporary artists aged 35 and under, 'Prime 2005: New Art from Queensland' highlights the strength and diversity of current art practice in Queensland.
Prime 04 celebrated National Youth Week in 2004 by presenting a fantastic program centred on the intersections of art, music and the moving image.
With the help of Arty the gnome, take a journey through 'Lost and Found'. Discover the way contemporary artists transform ordinary, everyday objects into amazing art works!
This travelling exhibition of works from the Queensland Art Gallery Collection traces the Pop art movement of the 1950s and 1960s, and the contemporary art that popular culture continues to influence today. Download the catalogue from this site or send someone a free POP e-card.
'Story Place' is Australia's first major survey exhibition of historical and contemporary art work from Cape York Peninsula. This website focuses on nine of the artists featured in the exhibition and presents their art work in the context of each artist's place of origin and the stories that they tell.
APT 2002 featured work by a core group of influential artists from the Asia-Pacific region who have challenged and shaped the course of contemporary art and modern culture over the past four decades. These works are supplemented by a younger generation of artists who have explored related ideas and themes.
APT3 was the largest and most broadly representative of the Asia-Pacific Triennial exhibitions organised by the Queensland Art Gallery, and this website ― featuring the work of more than 80 artists ― showcases the amazing diversity of contemporary art from the Asia-Pacific region.
This website was developed to support a travelling exhibition of contemporary Asian art drawn from the Queensland Art Gallery Collection.
An online interpretation of a sculptural installation by the Thai artist, Kamin Lertchaiprasert, which was exhibited at the 'Second Asia-Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art' in 1996, before being acquired for the Queensland Art Gallery's Collection.
This collaborative project showcases sites relating to Queensland arts and culture.
This website was developed to coincide with the 2001-02 exhibition 'William Robinson ― A Retrospective', which celebrated the work of this senior Queensland artist.
This website presents the works of the colonial artist Conrad Martens painted during his travels around southern Queensland during the mid nineteenth century.
This exhibition featured the work of ten young Queensland contemporary artists working in a wide variety of media including painting, sculpture, installation and digital media. 'Fortitude' was presented in association with the Energex Brisbane Festival in 2000.
This website explores the collaborative conservation and research project between the Queensland Art Gallery and the Innisfail and District Historical Society. Presented in association with the Innisfail and District Historical Society.
A strong tradition of ornate woodcarving by women emerged in Central Queensland during the first few decades of the twentieth century. This website presents a survey of work by 13 women woodcarvers. Presented in association with Rockhampton Art Gallery.
Ken Thaiday is a senior contemporary Torres Strait Islander artist. This website presents a survey of his work within the context of history, culture and the traditions of the Torres Strait Islands. Presented in association with Cairns Regional Gallery.
