The 11th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art
Seventy artists, collectives and projects from more than 30 countries feature in the eleventh chapter of the flagship Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) exhibition series, the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art.
Bringing compelling new art to Brisbane, the Triennial is a gateway to the rapidly evolving artistic expression of Australia, Asia and the Pacific. Alongside artists and makers whose work has not been previously seen in Australia are a raft of new co-curated projects investigating artforms and cultural contexts rarely encountered outside their home localities.
For the first time this Triennial includes creators from Saudi Arabia, Timor-Leste and Uzbekistan, while First Nations, minority and diaspora cultures hold a central place, as do the collective, performative and community-driven modes of artmaking that thrive in the region. Through nuanced approaches to storytelling, materials and technique the exhibition explores themes that resonate across these cultural landscapes, such as how we care for the natural and urban environments, protect and revive cultural heritage, and how histories of migration and labour shape experience today.
As always, the Triennial is conceived and shaped from the ground up by expert hands. Artists, curators, interlocutors, cultural allies and partners have meaningfully woven the region鈥檚 creative stories into an exhibition that will inspire, uplift and move you.
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Seventy artists, collectives and projects from more than 30 countries feature in the eleventh chapter of the flagship Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) exhibition series, the Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art.
Bringing compelling new art to Brisbane, the Triennial is a gateway to the rapidly evolving artistic expression of Australia, Asia and the Pacific. Alongside artists and makers whose work has not been previously seen in Australia are a raft of new co-curated projects investigating artforms and cultural contexts rarely encountered outside their home localities.
For the first time this Triennial includes creators from Saudi Arabia, Timor-Leste and Uzbekistan, while First Nations, minority and diaspora cultures hold a central place, as do the collective, performative and community-driven modes of artmaking that thrive in the region. Through nuanced approaches to storytelling, materials and technique the exhibition explores themes that resonate across these cultural landscapes, such as how we care for the natural and urban environments, protect and revive cultural heritage, and how histories of migration and labour shape experience today.
As always, the Triennial is conceived and shaped from the ground up by expert hands. Artists, curators, interlocutors, cultural allies and partners have meaningfully woven the region鈥檚 creative stories into an exhibition that will inspire, uplift and move you.
Artists on show
- Abdul Halik Azeez
- Abolfazl Harouni
- Abraham Karaka
- Adjani Arumpac
- Albert Yonathan Setyawan
- Alex Monteith
- Alexander Ugay
- Alfred Galvez
- Alfred Soy Sarino
- Almanis Madjidul
- Alyen Leeachum Foning
- Ana Estrada
- Angela Goh
- Ataúro sculptors
- Aunofo Havea Funaki
- Bernice Akamine
- Bilma Ausalin Hatamun
- BOLOHO
- Brett Graham
- Bryan Cabrera
- Bui Cong Khanh
- CAMP
- Charles Lim Yi Yong
- Chong Tecson
- Chung Seoyoung
- Cian Dayrit
- Community Partners Program
- Dale Harding
- Dana Awartani
- Darrell Sibosado
- Dawn Ng
- Dominic Pilapil
- Dominic Turno
- Dreamcast Theatre
- Dulguun Baatarsukh
- Eleng Luluan
- Etson Caminha
- Filwa Nazer
- Graeme Atkins
- Han Ishu
- Harija Alaw
- Harold 鈥楨gn鈥� Eswar
- Haus Yuriyal
- Hema Shironi
- Indu Tharu
- Jagdish Moktan
- Jasmine Togo-Brisby
- Jeremy Leatinuu
- Joel Geolamen
- Joydeb Roaja
- Judelyn Mae Villarta
- Julie Lluch
- Karla Dickens
- Karma Gadjali Amilbangsa
- Katsuko Ishigaki
- KAWAKI
- Kawita Vatanajyankur
- Keepa Maskey
- Kikik Kollektive
- Kim Ah Sam
- Kim Vale
- King Nelson Duyan
- Kiri Lluch Dalena
- Krisher Bayani Appay
- Laresa Kosloff
- Lavkant Chaudhary
- Lê Giang
- Le Thuy
- Lepamahanga Women鈥檚 Group
- Lionel Matenga
- Madina Kasimbaeva
- Mai Nguy峄卬-Long
- Maimona Kusain
- Maree Sheehan
- Mariano Lafu
- Mark Tolentino
- Masaya Chiba
- Mekh Limbu
- Mele Kahalepuna Chun
- Mijan Jumalon
- Minal P Salunsun
- Misrifa A Juhaili
- Mit Jai Inn
- Mohammad N Haji Zaman
- Muhlis Lugis
- Nadia Allih
- Nadiah Bamadhaj
- Nasrikah
- Natalie Robertson
- Noemi Ofong
- Nomin Bold
- Nursima A Juhaili
- Oh Haji
- Okui Lala
- Orchirbold Ayurzana
- Paemanu Ng膩i Tahu Contemporary Visual Arts
- Pat Pataranutaporn
- Radzimir Hailil Madjidul
- Rameer Tawasil
- Raymond Jong Tangiday
- Raymund Ric Bisna
- Rene Pilapil
- Rhudsia Jamih Mohammad
- Rithika Merchant
- Ruhina Rajik Muhaimer
- Salima Saway Agra-an
- Sancintya Mohini Simpson
- Saodat Ismailova
- Sarker Protick
- Shahla Hosseini
- Shaidalyn Jadi Zaldy
- Silling Sabturani
- Subas Tamang
- Szelit Cheung
- Torba Weavers
- Tr瓢啤ng Công Tùng
- Tully Arnot
- Tuo Wang
- Ulih Acub
- Varunika Saraf
- Venerando Rey Bollozos
- Wardha Shabbir
- William Bakalevu
- Yab Trulan Man
- Yeung Tong Lung
- Yim Maline
- Zac Langdon-Pole
- Zhang Xu Zhan
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