One of our important jobs at the Art Museum is to help shape the next generation of arts professionals by providing practical experiences. Of course, this becomes a little more difficult to do when the museum doors are closed and the majority of staff are working remotely due to a pandemic! But we’ve embraced the … Continue reading
Every Friday during May and June, we’re sharing on Instagram new Matthew Griffin digital collages, commissioned by UQ Art Museum in response to COVID-19. The artwork is part of Conflict in My Outlook: We Met Online, a major exhibition of Australian and international artists presented on a dedicated web-platform launching in August 2020. We asked … Continue reading
During this period of physical closure, our team has mostly been working remotely. We’re looking forward to being together again and seeing you back at the Art Museum soon! But for now, we thought we’d share some of the silver linings we’re all finding during our time apart. Can you pick who from our team … Continue reading
In 2016, Sam Cranstoun visited Greece to further a research project about the internationally renowned town planner, architect and engineer Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis (1913 – 1975). His research would ultimately inform a body of work Cranstoun is currently showing with UQ Art Museum, To Speak of Cities. While in Greece, Cranstoun spent time with Doxiadis’ … Continue reading
Hey! I’m Elena Dias-Jayasinha, a fourth-year UQ student completing a Bachelor of Advanced Humanities (Honours) majoring in Art History, and a concurrent Diploma in Languages majoring in Japanese. I currently volunteer at the artist-run initiative Outer Space, and am working on an archival project with the Verlie Just Collection. I’m also the student curator of … Continue reading
Lee Weng Choy’s to deliver two sold-out writing workshops at UQ Art Museum. Continue reading
Jacobus Capone uses his body to endure extreme conditions as a way of connecting to the environment. Continue reading
12 new Nell artworks join the UQ Art Collection. Continue reading
Two UQ Art History students participated in a very special donor-funded internship opportunity with art dealer and valuer Bruce Heiser. Continue reading
Emma McLean was our very first Kinnane Endowment Curatorial Intern. Continue reading
