GALLERY OF MODERN ARTWED 18 – SUN 22 JAN 2017

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FRI + SAT

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QUEENSLAND ART GALLERYGALLERY OF MODERN ART

STANLEY PLACE, CULTURAL PRECINCT SOUTH BANK, BRISBANE

V I S I TO R I N FO R M AT I O N OPENING HOURSOpen daily 10.00am – 5.00pmExtended hours for Up Late and selected cinema screenings.

PLACES TO EATGOMA Cafe BistroWeekdays 10.00am – 4.45pm Weekends 8.30am – 4.45pmExtended hours for Up Late

Yering Station Wine BarGOMA Lounge, Level 2From 12 noon daily

GOMA RestaurantWed – Sun, 12 noon – 3.00pm | Friday 5.30pm – late

Bodhi Tree Terrace Pop-UpFrom 11.00am daily

SHOPPINGGOMA Store Open daily 10.00am – 5.00pm

PARENTS’ ROOM There is a Parents’ Room adjacent to the Australian Cinémathèque Box Office near the main entry of GOMA.

TOILETS There are bathrooms located on all levels of GOMA.

INFORMATION & ASSISTANCE The information desk is located in the GOMA Foyer.

CLOAK ROOMBelongings can be left in the cloak room adjacent to the main entrance.

LOST PROPERTYLost property inquiries should be directed to the cloak room.

ON-SITE ACCESSMobility impaired and wheelchair access is available at GOMA.

Select programs on Saturday 21 January will be Auslan interpreted. Please check the website and signage on the day for details.

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J O I N O U R C O M M U N I T YB E C O M E A Q A G O M A M E M B E R A N D S A V E 2 0 %*discount applies to on-site sales between Wed 18 – Sun 22 Jan 2017

WED 18 – FRI 20 JAN

10.00am – 1.30pm Artist workshop

Nusra Latif Qureshi: ‘Flights of Imagination’ Seminar Room, Level 2

10.30am – 2.30pm Artist workshop

Anne Wallace: ‘The Colony Room’ Pavilion Balcony, Level 3

2.00pm Note: Wed 18 Jan only

Storytelling workshop: Morris Gleitzman: 'Painting with Words' GOMA Cafe Bistro lawn

5.30–8.30pm Note: Wed 18 Jan only

Members Night TICKETED

GOMA, all levels

5.30–8.30pm Note: Thu 19 Jan only

Arts & Craft After Dark TICKETED

GOMA Cafe Bistro

SAT 21 & SUN 22 JAN

10.00am – 12.30pm Artist workshop

Pip & Pop: ‘Magic Land’ Seminar Room, Level 2

10.30am – 2.30pm Artist workshop The Gabori sisters: ‘Plasticine Mud Dolls’ Pavilion Balcony, Level 3

5.00pm Note: Sun 22 Jan only

PerformanceHEARD•Brisbane 2016 GOMA

UP LATE: FRI 20 & SAT 21 JAN

From 3.30pm Fri; 2.30pm Sat

Live music program kicks off with performances for kids River Room stage

5.00–8.00pm Drop-in speed drawing

William Platz, QCA Galleries 3.3 & 3.4, Level 3

7.30–8.00pm My GOMA tour GOMA Foyer, Level 1

P R O G R A M E X T R AS

K E Y

KIDS & FAMILIES ALL AGES

AGES 18+ M MEMBERS

RECOMMENDED FOR ADULTS

W E LC O M EGOMA Turns 10 this summer. We’re celebrating a decade of people and art coming together to make memories with five full days of artist workshops, tours, talks, performances and films, as well as live music from some of Brisbane’s best bands at the GOMA Turns 10 Summer Festival.

#GOMA10 #IdeasMeetHere @qagoma

WED 18 – SUN 22 JAN

All day Drop-in drawing Galleries 3.3 & 3.4, Level 3

10.30am & 1.30pm Kids’ tours ‘Fantastic Creatures’ GOMA Foyer, Level 1

10.30am – 2.30pm Artist workshop Julie Blyfield: ‘Garden Jewellery’ Bodhi Tree Terrace

10.30am – 2.30pm Artist workshop Gordon Hookey: ‘Make a Roo’ Pavilion Balcony, Level 3

11.00am Guided tour

Level 1 of 'Sugar Spin' GOMA information desk

11.00am & 1.00pm Short films for kids Cinema A

11.30am & 3.30pm 10-minute talks Refer to signage

11.30am Storytelling Gordon Hookey: The Sacred Hill GOMA Cafe Bistro lawn

11.45am Performance

‘The Travelling Ukelberry’ GOMA entry

12.00pm Performance ‘Join the Party’ River Room stage, Level 1

1.00pm Guided tour

Level 3 of 'Sugar Spin' GOMA information desk

2.00pm Feature film Pick up a Cinema guide for details Cinema A

2.00pm Guided tour

Gallery highlights GOMA information desk

2.30–3.15pm Crash Course in Contemporary Art Cinema B

3.30–4.15pm Tea ceremony Bodhi Tree Terrace

DA I LY P R O G R A M

Nusra Latif Qureshi10.00am – 1.30pm, Wed–FriSeminar Room, Level 2Work alongside artist Nusra Latif Qureshi in this ‘Flights of Imagination’ workshop that invites you to add your own creative touch to a collaborative artwork.

Julie Blyfield10.30am – 2.30pm, dailyBodhi Tree TerraceJoin artist Julie Blyfield for the hands-on ‘Garden Jewellery’ workshop where you can create your own wearable artwork inspired by Australia’s native plants.

Pip & Pop10.00am – 12.30pm, Sat & SunSeminar Room, Level 2Create a personalised collage to add to a landscape that draws on the colourful and glittery artwork of Tanya Schultz (from Pip & Pop).

Drop-in drawingAll day, dailyLevel 3Pick up a drawing board and pencil at this self-guided drawing session focusing on contemporary installation and sculpture. Materials provided.

WO R K S H O P S

Kids’ tours 10.30am & 1.30pm, dailyMeet in the GOMA FoyerJoin in this interactive tour of the ‘Sugar Spin: you, me, art and everything’ exhibition to explore interesting facts and ideas about 'Fantastic Creatures'.

10-minute talks11.30am & 3.30pm, dailyRefer to signage in GOMAIn this special series to celebrate GOMA turning ten, hear from the Gallery’s unheard voices and gain behind-the-scenes insights into exhibitions, artworks and other aspects of GOMA life.

Crash Course in Contemporary Art2.30–3.15pm, dailyCinema B, GOMAWhat have you always wanted to know about contemporary art, but have been too afraid to ask? Join Dr Mark Pennings, Senior Lecturer, Visual Arts, QUT, for this informal, interactive seminar series.

TA L K S & TO U R S

5.30–8.30pm, Thu 19 Jan | GOMA Cafe BistroJoin Comedian Tim Ross and artist Sam Cranstoun

for the most ridiculous art class of all time.

Bookings essential, limited capacityTickets $50 | Members $45

The Gabori Sisters10.30am – 2.30pm, Sat & SunPavilion Balcony, Level 3Create a colourful plasticine doll inspired by toys the Gabori Sisters made as children.

Yering Station Wine Bar Visit our garden-themed retreat inside GOMA from 12 noon daily. Purchase a flight of wines and speak with the wine makers, or simply enjoy the city views.

Bodhi Tree Terrace Pop-Up Watch a chef cook your meal at the Bodhi Tree Terrace from 11.00am daily.

E AT & R E L A XGOMA Cafe Bistro Enjoy relaxed dining by the river. The menu offers wholesome, home-style dishes showcasing beautiful produce. Plates are designed to be shared by two or three people.

Short films for kids11.00am & 1.00pm, dailyCinema ACreature Community: Shorts Program (24 mins, all ages) is a collection of four short films that explore the relationship between humans and animals. The Monk and the Fish 1994 / Director: Michaël Dudok de Wit / Image courtesy: Acme Filmworks

Feature films 2.00pm, daily | 4.00pm Saturday Cinema AFilms include Wall-E 2008, Fern Gully: The Last Rainforest 1992 and Song of the Sea 2014. Pick up a Cinema Guide for more information and screening times.

Song of the Sea 2014 / Director: Tomm Moore / Image courtesy: Park Circus

C I N E M A

Gordon Hookey10.30am – 2.30pm, dailyPavilion Balcony, Level 3Personalise your own kangaroo mask with Gordon Hookey in the 'Make a Roo' activity, first presented at GOMA in 2013.

Anne Wallace10.30am – 2.30pm, Wed–FriPavilion Balcony, Level 3Join Anne Wallace to create paper bats and creatures of the night to add to a growing display, building on her activity 'The Colony Room', first shown at GOMA in 2009.

Storytelling: Gordon Hookey The Sacred Hill11.30am, dailyGOMA Cafe Bistro lawnJoin artist Gordon Hookey as he reads his story The Sacred Hill. This illustrated tale about four spirited kangaroos trying to find their way home was published by the Gallery in 2013.

P E R FO R M A N C ES & S P EC I A L E V E N TS

Performance: ‘Join the Party’12.00pm, daily River Room stage, Level 1Celebrate GOMA turning ten with this fun, interactive performance for the whole family by Jenny Wynter.

HEARD•Brisbane 20165.00pm, Sun onlyBringing the GOMA Turns 10 Summer Festival to a spectacular close, don’t miss a special performance of artist Nick Cave’s HEARD•Brisbane 2016 — a group of brightly coloured sculptural horse costumes brought to life by dancers.

Storytelling workshop: Morris Gleitzman 'Painting with Words'2.00pm, Wed only GOMA Cafe Bistro lawnMorris Gleitzman doesn't put pictures in his children's books, he creates them in the imagination of his readers. Learn how he does it and how you can too! For ages 7+.

Celebrate, engage and reflect on GOMA turning ten in The Hub — a relaxing lounge on level 1 where visitors can see what’s trending on the #GOMA10 social media screens, create a personalised GOMAmoji as part of a fun digital interactive and listen to personal audio stories and GOMA memories.

F E A T U R I N G

Performance: 'The Travelling Ukelberry' 11.45am, daily GOMA entryListen out for Simone Kelaart and join in as she performs a selection of sweet, summer-loving songs accompanied by the ukulele.

My GOMA tour 7.30– 8.00pm, Fri & SatHear from GOMA Ambassadors Benjamin Law, Patience Hodgson (The Grates) and Alison Kubler as they lead short tours of their favourite artworks and places at GOMA.

Drop-in speed drawing 5.00– 8.00pm, Fri & SatEnjoy speed drawing of contemporary artworks in the ‘Sugar Spin’ exhibition, instructed by William Platz, Lecturer in Drawing and Convenor of Drawing, QCA.

L I N E - U PFRI 20 JAN

3.30–4.00pm KIDS UP LATE:

BEN ELY & FAMILY

4.30–5.00pm YUUCA

5.20–5.50pm THE GOON SAX

6.10– 6.40pm THE CREASES

7.00–7.30pm BLANK REALM

8.00–9.00pm REGURGITATOR

SAT 21 JAN 2.30–3.00pm

KIDS UP LATE: THE GRATES

3.30–4.00pm EMILY

WURRAMARA

4.20–4.50pm LUKE DANIEL

PEACOCK

5.10–5.40pm I HEART

HIROSHIMA

6.00–6.30pm JEREMY NEALE

7.00–7.30pm CUB SPORT

8.00–9.00pm THE GRATES

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Capacity is limited

Music Iconic and up-and-coming Brisbane bands take to the stage in a showcase of home-grown talent, kicking off with performances for kids!