Gallery sights in Brisbane
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Queensland Gallery of Modern Art
The world-class Queensland Gallery of Modern Art is the nation’s largest modern art gallery, focusing on art, including cinematic and multimedia, from the last 30 years. Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol temporary exhibitions have been major attractions for the gallery since its opening, creating renewed excitement about Brisbane’s arts scene. Eye-opening permanent displays include a life-size statue of a seal balancing a piano on its nose.
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Footsteps Gallery
Housed within the old School of Arts, a short walk east of King George Sq, is the Footsteps Gallery, established to support emerging artists from the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. It hosts monthly exhibitions of Indigenous art and is one of the better spots for purchasing handmade Aboriginal souvenirs.
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Fireworks Gallery
The excellent Fireworks Gallery is a commercial space dedicated to contemporary Australian and Aboriginal art. Life-size sculptures of emus made from barbed wire were on display when we passed through.
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