Queensland Gallery of Modern Art

Welcome to the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, affectionately known as GOMA (Go-ma). Situated on the picturesque Kurilpa Point in Brisbane’s South Bank, GOMA is the contemporary counterpart to the adjacent Queensland Art…

The building we stand in is a triumph of subtropical modernism, designed by Kerry Hill Architects. The philosophy behind the structure is one of 'transparency and permeability,' aimed at breaking down the traditional barriers…

Entering the Long Gallery, the sheer scale of GOMA becomes apparent. This central spine of the building is designed to accommodate massive installations that would be impossible in more traditional venues. …

GOMA's identity is inextricably linked to the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art. This series of exhibitions, which began in 1993, has positioned the gallery as a global leader in the study and display of art from our…

GOMA is renowned for its commitment to young audiences, primarily through the dedicated Children’s Art Centre. This is a space where art is not just to be looked at, but to be 'activated.' Every major exhibition at GOMA includes…

A recurring theme in GOMA's programming is the exploration of environmental issues, particularly the role of water in our lives. Given Brisbane's own history with floods and droughts, this subject resonates deeply with the local…

The Australian art collection at GOMA is curated to provide a 'unique perspective' on the nation's identity, with a strong emphasis on contemporary Indigenous voices. This is not a chronological march through history, but a…

As you prepare to leave GOMA and perhaps take a stroll along the South Bank, I hope you carry with you a sense of the vibrant energy and intellectual curiosity that defines this institution. We have explored a space that…