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OUTDOORS AT QAGOMA
Artwork story

An installation view of a bronze sculpture set on grass outside GOMA, depicting an upside-down elephant eye-to-eye with a water rat.

You're not restricted to viewing art indoors at QAGOMA. Take a stroll in Brisbane’s great outdoors to see public artworks on display around the Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art and wider Cultural Centre precinct.

Note: The QAG Sculpture Garden is accessible from the QAG Cafe.

 

 

Feature image: Michael Parekowhai’s The World Turns 2011–12, installed on the river’s edge, near GOMA Bistro / © Michael Parekowhai / Photograph: N Harth, QAGOMA

A detail view of an ice sculpture, with a snowman's smiling face.

QAG SCULPTURE GARDEN: Snowman

GOMA SURROUNDS: Night Life
A photo taken outdoors of a work installed outside GOMA, on the lawn near the river; this detail view depicts an elephant's head upside down on the grass, with a river rat on the ground looking straight into the elephant's eye. Both are rendered in bronze.

GOMA SURROUNDS: The World Turns

GOMA SURROUNDS: tow row
A Modernist public sculpture appearing as three abstract white trees standing in parkland beside a gallery building.

GOMA SURROUNDS: We are shipwrecked and landlocked