Share:  Viewing problems? View Artmail online Exhibitions Programs & Events Cinema Members Shop Blog TV TRANSPARENT: WATERCOLOUR IN QUEENSLAND 1850s–1980s WHEN:  Until 20 July WHERE:  QAG ENTRY:  Free ‘Transparent’ explores the long and diverse history of watercolour painting in Queensland. The exhibition brings together over 150 watercolours from the Gallery’s Collection, demonstrating the enduring appeal of the medium. Do you recognise the iconic Brisbane fountain in this painting? The first 3 people to email the correct location win a copy of the exhibition publication. (Hint: It’s somewhere in the CBD) Read more about the exhibition on the QAGOMA Blog. ‘TRANSPARENT’ EXHIBITION CATALOGUE ‘TRANSPARENT’ QAG CAFE LUNCH SPECIAL RRP $44.95 / Members $35.95 The beautifully illustrated publication includes a curatorial overview of the artworks in the exhibition, a conservator’s insight into fine artist papers and biographical notes on the artists. Available from the QAGOMA Store. $20 per person / $18 Members Complement your visit to ‘Transparent’ with a mouth-watering lunch inspired by the delicate nature of watercolours. Enjoy Hervey Bay scallop ravioli, charred red pepper salsa and basil oil, with a glass of house wine. Available daily 10.00am – 3.00pm, until 20 July. PROGRAMS, EVENTS & EXHIBITIONS TRANSPARENT: SUNDAY INSIGHTS FLOOR TALK WORKING WITH WATERCOLOUR PAPER TIME:  2.30pm WHEN:  Sunday 18 May WHERE:  QAG ENTRY:  Free, no bookings required On International Museum Day, draw inspiration from the ‘Transparent: Watercolour in Queensland 1850s–1980s’ exhibition with Samantha Shellard, Conservator, Works on Paper as she shares specialist insights into the medium of watercolour paper. CELEBRATE QUEENSLAND WEEK AT QAG During Queensland Week (31 May – 8 June) the Gallery will host a range of programs and events celebrating Queensland artists, through a range of current exhibitions on display at the Queensland Art Gallery. 'TRANSPARENT’ FLOOR TALK ‘SAM FULLBROOK’ FLOOR TALK TIME:  11.30am WHEN:  Tuesday 3 June WHERE:  QAG ENTRY:  Free, no bookings required Join Michael Hawker, Associate Curator, Australian Art, for a journey through the ‘Transparent: Watercolour in Queensland 1850s–1980s’ exhibition, with a specific focus on the medium’s important role in documenting Queensland’s history. TIME:  12.30pm WHEN:  Tuesday 3 June WHERE:  QAG ENTRY:  Free, no bookings required Join Angela Goddard, Curator, Australian Art to 1975, as she reflects on one of Queensland’s finest painters, Sam Fullbrook. Delve further into the life of the artist and examine the works in the exhibition that depict the Queensland landscape and its people. QAGOMA 50+ ‘TRANSPARENT’ HALF DAY COURSE SPECIAL OFFER: 20% OFF QAGOMA MEMBERSHIP TIME:  10.30am – 1.30pm WHEN:  Friday 6 June WHERE:  QAG ENTRY:  $40 / $35 Members. Book online Celebrate Queensland Day on Friday 6 June in this half day course and draw inspiration from the ‘Transparent’ exhibition, with a conservation talk and hands-on watercolour workshop with Brisbane-based artist Hadieh Afshani. Catered to beginners, no prior experience required. All materials included in ticket price. TIME:  10.00am – 5.00pm WHEN:  31 May – 8 June 2014 WHERE:  QAG & GOMA Become a QAGOMA Member on-site during Queensland Week and receive a 20% discount. All new Members receive a voucher redeemable for a FREE exhibition ticket or five-film pass, a limited edition tote bag, and a welcome pack including a personalised Membership card providing year–round discounts, benefits and events! Prices start from just $49.60. Read More. TERRAIN: INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIAN OBJECTS AND REPRESENTATIONS WHERE:  GOMA WHEN:  Until September 2015 ENTRY:  Free Celebrate National Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3 September 2015) by visiting GOMA’s newest exhibition ‘Terrain’, a survey of contemporary Indigenous Australian paintings and fibre works from starkly contrasting places and histories. The exhibition includes works from diverse regions – Queensland, Tasmania, the Central and Western deserts, Arnhem Land and Western Australia’s Kimberley coast. GET INVOLVED IN THE PINEAPPLE EXPRESS! FALLEN FRUIT ARE SEEKING YOUR INVOLVEMENT QUEENSLAND CALL FOR EVERYTHING PINEAPPLE As part of GOMA’s upcoming exhibition ‘Harvest’ opening 28 June, LA-based artist collective Fallen Fruit (David Burns and Austin Young) are seeking objects of art and the everyday that represents pineapple in all possible ways. Your object could feature in their installation Fallen Fruit of Brisbane: Pineapple Express!. For more information on how to get involved, please visit the website. Update my details Unsubscribe Privacy policy Contact Us Stanley Place, Cultural Precinct, South Bank, Brisbane Queensland 4101, Australia T:  +61 (0)7 3840 7303 F:  +61 (0)7 3844 8865 E:  gallery@qagoma.qld.gov.au Opening Hours 10.00am – 5.00pm Closed Christmas Day & Good Friday Open from 12 noon ANZAC Day