The Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art is QAGOMA's flagship exhibition series. Since 1993, the Triennial has drawn more than four million visitors with an ever-evolving mix of exciting and important contemporary art by more than one thousand artists from the region.

The Triennial takes over both QAG and GOMA every three years with an exhibition, film programs, learning initiatives, Children’s Art Centre projects and a dedicated public program of talks and workshops.

The series has seen the Gallery develop long-standing partnerships throughout the region and helped build one of the world's most significant collections of contemporary Asian and Pacific art.

Learn more about the Asia Pacific Triennial – its history and its future – through the resources below, as well as the APT archive.

Feature image: Shigeo Toya’s Woods III 1991–2 installed in QAG’s Watermall for APT1, 1993 / Wood, ashes and synthetic polymer paint / The Kenneth and Yasuko Myer Collection of Contemporary Asian Art. Purchased 1994 with funds from The Myer Foundation and Michael Sidney Myer through the Queensland Art Gallery Foundation and with the assistance of the International Exhibitions Program / © Shigeo Toya / Photograph: QAGOMA