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James Fardoulys / Australia (Barry Humphries in Australia) (detail) 1968 / Oil on board / 51 x 44.5cm / Collection: Barry Humphries, Melbourne
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James Fardoulys / Australia (Barry Humphries in Australia) (detail) 1968 / Oil on board / 51 x 44.5cm / Collection: Barry Humphries, Melbourne

James Fardoulys: A Queensland Naive Artist

WHEN: Opening 27 March 2010
WHERE: Xstrata Coal Queensland Artists’ Gallery, QAG

After a 29-year stretch as a cab driver in Brisbane, Greece-born James Fardoulys took up the brush seriously and began his new career at a time when naive art was gaining credence among critics and audiences in the 1960s. Opening late this month, this exhibition details the story of an immigrant absorbing the character of a young state and re-envisioning it from his own unique perspective...read more

Kamahl will be performing at APT Up Late APT UP LATE
Kamahl announced as final performer!


TIME: 5.30–9.30pm
WHEN: Friday 26 March 2010
WHERE: GoMA

Legendary performer Kamahl has been announced for the APT Up Late final performance on Friday 26 March. Part of Australian music history for more than four decades, Kamahl's performance at APT Up Late will take visitors on a journey through musical history, touching on themes of romanticism, optimism, inspiration and patriotism...read more

Sites of Communication keynote speaker Nicholas Bonner, filmmaker, curator and collector, Beijing, speaking at the APT6 opening weekend, December 2009

2010 Sites of Communication symposium
artists | audiences | art museums

WHEN: Friday 26 & Saturday 27 March 2010
WHERE: GoMA

The Sites of Communication symposium provides a space for visual art sector professionals to discuss ideas relevant to museums and galleries in the twenty-first century. Leading professionals explore the dynamic and ever-evolving relationships between museums, artists and audiences. Symposium schedule now available...read more

Receive updates on the Symposium by emailing your details to rsvplecture@qag.qld.gov.au

Book online via credit card or cheque/money order at www.qag.qld.gov.au/education

Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones

Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones

We're very excited to be partnering with QueensPlaza for our upcoming exhibition 'Hats: An Anthology by Stephen Jones'. During March QueensPlaza are offering shoppers an exclusive Stephen Jones goodie bag if you spend $300 or more at a QueensPlaza's retailer. There are 300 gift packs to give away from 1–31 March 2010, or until stocks last. You will also go into the draw to WIN a hat by Stephen Jones! For more information on this special offer visit the QueensPlaza's website.

QueensPlaza is also launching its first ever student design competition to discover the next big talent to come out of Brisbane’s creative industry. The competition is for fashion, hair or beauty students (or those that have recently completed study in either of these fields)...read more

Zhu Weibing and Ji Wenyu, People holding flowers 2007 (APT6 installation view)  Talking About Asia Pacific Art Series

TIME: 2.00pm
WHEN: Every Saturday until 27 March 2010
This week–13 March: Focus on China and North Korea (Dr Mark Pennings)

WHERE: Cinema B, GoMA

This eight-part illustrated series hosted by art historian Dr Mark Pennings introduces and extends ideas and themes explored in APT6. Focused talks explore the work of artists from specific geographical areas, while in-conversation talks highlight the experience of curators and scholars in the field. Full details of the series and schedule of talks is available on our website.

DAMP, Untitled 2009 (Site-specific work for APT6) My Gen 50+: Conversations with curators

TIME: 11.30am
WHEN: Thursday 18 March 2010
WHERE: GoMA
BOOKINGS: Free. Bookings required. To book, email mygen@qag.qld.gov.au or call (07) 3840 7061

Francis Parker, Curator, Contemporary Australian Art, takes My Gen visitors to the top of the Untitled 2008 plinth, a major work by Melbourne-based collective DAMP featured in APT6.

Read more about the new My Gen 50+ programs, special events and courses.

Guests at Perspectives: Asia lecture, February 2009 / Photograph: Ray Fulton Perspectives: Asia
'Investigation of life: Ethnological turn in post-war Japanese art'


TIME: 6.00pm
WHEN: Thursday 25 March 2010
WHERE: Cinema B, GoMA

Perspectives: Asia is a series of free public seminars developed and presented by Griffith University’s Griffith Asia Institute and the Australian Centre of Asia Pacific Art, Queensland Art Gallery, to explore issues of contemporary culture, politics and society in our region.

Investigation of life: Ethnological turn in post-war Japanese art will be presented by Fumihiko Sumitomo, independent curator, Arts Initiative Tokyo...read more

Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.

RSVP to Natasha Vary by Monday 22 March 2010
Email: n.vary@griffith.edu.au
Telephone: (07) 3735 5322

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