Gallery of Modern Art

I went to see the AIR exhibition on a lazy Wednesday. The exhibition celebrates and acknowledges the invisible air we all breathe and that it is something we all share and need. At the venue, the staff greeted me with a smile and were very courteous and helpful. It was easy to navigate to the ticket office inside and I purchased an adult ticket which was priced fairly for the exhibition. Several different artists contributed to the exhibition and the works are displayed in different rooms, creating a different thought provoking experience as I ventured through the exhibition. If you are in the area and looking to escape the heat of the day I'd recommend visiting GOMA.

Always choosing Gallery of Modern Art as a destination to relax, learn, breathe whenever I have free time. We had so much fun and comfortable experience here.Thanks the staff, and all artists for these spectacular artworks!

A great event good for all ages. I met a beautiful man from India and his nephew. I really hope he enjoys his stay in Australia

As someone who loves art, I was delighted to visit this free art museum in Brisbane. The collection is impressive, with a diverse range of artwork from both local and international artists. I particularly enjoyed the contemporary pieces and the thought-provoking exhibitions that challenge traditional ways of thinking. However, compared to the Queensland Art Gallery, which is also free to enter, I found that this museum lacked some of the depth and breadth in its collection. Nevertheless, it's definitely worth a visit, especially if you're on a budget and looking for a cultural experience in the heart of the city. The museum also has a gift shop where you can pick up a souvenir to take home. Overall, I had a pleasant experience and would recommend this museum to anyone looking for a dose of art and culture.

Such a beautiful art gallery with so much history. All the staff are super friendly and are happy to help you. The exhibitions were just amazing! Definitely will be back

Very pleasant and with many exhibition options to enjoy. The structure of the museum is very large and excellent.

Visited the AIR exhibition. It was very well presented and much better than I expected. Good explanations of the exhibits. The only negative would be that some of the rooms were dark which made it difficult to read the explanation boards on the wall. Overall, GOMA did an excellent job with presentation.

This is my favourite gallery/museum in Brisbane by far. It always seems to get a good set of exhibitions each year and has built a good collection for the free parts of the gallery. Kids love it, and there are always good activities for them. Great restaurant, too, but you need to book!

Beautiful building, space and location and it's free entry. Obviously some of the art is amazing and some is considerably less so but that's the point right? It's all subjective. So really, highly recommend.

We visited on a Sunday afternoon at 2.30 PM. We longed for a cool drink and found the bistro. It was just lovely enjoying the end of summer with river views and a cold glass of beer and rose. Next to the exhibition called AIR. The start was a tad odd but the concept was GREAT. We discovered we have a Bodhi tree right in the heart of Brisbane. So good! Next, an overwhelmingly sad but beautiful expression of the toxicity of nuclear arms testing on Aboriginal land. Very impressive and all telling. Then, 30,000 black butterflies. Why black? We still don’t know …. Yet, then for the masterpiece “CHANGE”. Just this piece alone makes the exhibition amazing. We had a couple of drinks and olives at Brutus bar before going back home. An afternoon to treasure. XO