Joe Furlonger is well known for his expressive, painterly figurative images, and vast Australian landscapes in all their brilliant diversity. An exhibition celebrating the work …
‘In the Flesh’ examines the body as a site of self-assertion and empowerment, with works ranging from performance, painting, photography, sculpture and video …
The artists included in the theme ‘Altered states’ scrutinise the variability of the self-image, whether through masking or distortion.
James Gleeson
Among Australia’s …
‘The composite self’ explores the multidimensional nature of identity, and the idea that our sense of self is informed by numerous influences, including our …
‘Looking Out, Looking In: Exploring the Self-Portrait’ considers the complex and fascinating genre of the self-portrait — a distinct form of portraiture in …
Queensland artist Joe Furlonger’s practice is informed by his early years in semi-rural Samford, on the north-west outskirts of Brisbane, which profoundly …
Queensland artist Joe Furlonger came to national prominence in the late 1980s with a series of large-scale figurative paintings inspired by the beach and …
Win Schubert was one of this Gallery’s greatest friends and most ardent and involved donors, gifting and supporting work that always encouraged and lifted …
In May 2022, the QAGOMA Trustees announced the first artworks to be acquired through The Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Charitable Trust, established in 2018 …
This striking video work Domestication 2014 by Liam O’Brien addresses contemporary societal pressures and the resulting sense of confusion and alienation felt by many …
