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Find out more about selected artworks from the Collection alongside discussion questions and making activities for students.
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Learn about art, culture, artists and artworks from Queensland, Australia and around the world. Dive deeper into exhibitions and the QAGOMA Collection through learning resources and programs designed for students and educators.
Explore our Research Library, browse our online catalogue or visit us at the Gallery of Modern Art.
Whether planning a visit or looking to have fun learning and creating at home, discover more on QAGOMA’s Blog and YouTube channel.
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Discover Classroom Modules
Connect curriculum with our Collection through a range of learning modules for primary and secondary levels.
Library
QAGOMA's Research Library has an extensive collection of art resources that can be enjoyed by visitors to the Gallery. We hold over 50 000 books and exhibition catalogues and close to 250 current journal titles.
Featured Education Resources
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Creative Generation: In Residence 2023 Digital Exhibition
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Learning Collection
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Creative Generation 2024: Excellence Awards in Visual Art
- When 27 Apr – 25 Aug 2024
- Where GOMA, Gallery 2.1
- Coming Soon
The 11th Asia Pacific Triennial Resources
- When 30 Nov 2024 – 27 Apr 2025
- Where QAG & GOMA
Student Programs
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Just for Kids
Play fun games, watch cool videos and get creative with make-at-home activities.
Students participating in an education program / March 2022 / Photograph: C Callistemon © QAGOMA / View full image
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Brisbane Consortium for the Visual Arts
The Brisbane Consortium for the Visual Arts (BCVA) facilitates scholarly collaboration between the art history-theory programs of Griffith University (GU), Queensland University of Technology (QUT) and the University of Queensland (UQ) working in conjunction with the Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) through public programming opportunities, collaboration on initiatives, and opportunities for students.
The BCVA's key areas of focus include: contemporary Asian art; art of the Asia-Pacific; Australian and Australian Indigenous art; the global contemporary; curatorial education and training; new approaches to art history and theory.
