These poor GOMA photos had stayed in a folder, waiting patiently to be edited since the beginning of December. Luckily if you're in Brisbane, the Asia Art Triennial (APT 9) is on until April so there's still time. This trip Ben's Dad accompanied us and despite not sharing the same love of art as Ben and I, I was impressed at the attention span he had - big credit to GOMA for making it such a visual feast too!
On wards to the photo spam!
Engaging in the art - big props!
This piece by Vincent Namatjira was perhaps my favourite.
The top row is his 'Prime Ministers' series, the middle row the 'Seven leaders' (all indigenous leaders and their canvases didn't have frames and the bottom row, 'The Richest'
The top row is his 'Prime Ministers' series, the middle row the 'Seven leaders' (all indigenous leaders and their canvases didn't have frames and the bottom row, 'The Richest'
Credit to Goma for thinking about a photo op for us weirdos :P
This work is made up of monk's bowls!
My second favourite piece!
They had a display of live bees where the front would open up at a specific time and then remain closed afterwards. There was an outlet attached to the side of the building where the bees where able to freely come and go into nature - super clever and engaging!
People watching/photography is so good at galleries!
I hope if you're local you're able to fit a visit in!
GOMA is one of my favourite places in Brisbane - and these photos are fantastic! If you're struggling to find a park on your next visit, this is my go-to: https://www.eatsouthbank.com.au/places/south-bank-car-park/
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