QAGOMA Reviews

Free admission and very interesting exhibitions. Partly good detailed descriptions of the exhibits themselves. Guided tour did not take place unannounced.

A wonderful space, location and cultural hub that has heritage and modern art on display. Well appointed thoughtfully curated, it is a credit to the city.

Toddler Tuesdays at QAG are awesome, highly recommend for a fun, educational activity with your 3-4 year old.

I go there quite regularly. Great place to visit with your friends/ family or even by yourself ! Close to State Library, Southbank restaurants and CBD. Great location and environment. Have a nice day out on weekends and treat yourself nicely with beautiful art works, then go out to nice restaurants at Southbank or you might walk to the CBD for shopping ! Always 10 out of 10 for me ! What not to like.

A beautiful, contemporary building in which I struggled to find my way. The range of exhibitions on offer was diverse and I found something that appealed to my interests.

Well displayed and maintained..
Some of the most precious master pieces are displayed here.
Must visit place.

Loved the Asia Pacific Triennial, and these free exhibitions are an amazing showcase of regional art. Thanks QAG

I dropped my glasses here and next minute everyones just taking photos of it.

Really liked it here, parked in the QPAC car park quick kept it to a flat fee of $17, was there for about 3 hours. The art was so nice and the gallery is clean, modern and spacious. Entry was free and it's a little gem. Heard about the gallery from a friend but I'd love to spend more time there next time I'm in Brisbane.

The current exhibition is worth seeing. Free.
Also very pleasant and relaxing walking around Surrounding lawn and gardens .

The biracially charged silver balls floating on black water downstairs are a travesty. Why haven't the ceramics from downstairs been moved to another exhibition from 2-3 months ago? Why are they setting up an exhibition room during business hours and not overnight? I went to the gift shop to buy a poster advertised on their website, every other one except the "Evicted" poster about a community trying to force a woman into prostitution fueled by jealousy was in the cardboard boxes, the one I was looking for. To compete with privately run commercial art galleries and to raise tourism revenue, the exhibitions should be shorter. Changing month to month.Wonderful Aboriginal art. There was a young Indian man fliming with his phone like Spoony Luv takes driving lesson on YouTube. "illegal"? I've seen better. It's ok. A recent tour of Commercial Art Galleries in New York with the guidance of my cousin, Brian Josselyn who paints on canvas.

Always great content at reasonable prices for the family.

Thought it is much better than NGV in Melbourne, ops sorry! Lovely and friendly staff. The Marvel exhibition was awesome but it would have kicked arse if there's a fixed, timed session so that I can enjoy the exhibition more without squeezing between parents and kids.

I like the kids section. Always something creative and bit crazy.

A place full with wide variety of artworks from all over the world

Spent a little over 1 hr having a loom around. Love the quantity and variety of indigenous art on display.

Building is lovely... needs more art which will presumably come in the futurr

Great exhibitions. Great for any age. They also always have activities for kids. Don't rush the visit. Highly enjoyable. Friendly staff and there is gift shop at the entrance.

Great selection of art across all periods and genres. Can have some great kids activities. Cafe quality is better than state library but more relaxed than GoMA.

Well planned space for everyone to enjoy the pieces on display. My first visit to Brisbane, I loved QAGOMA, they were a significant highlight

The motor cycle exhibition was excellent. Full credit to GOMA for organising this opportunity for us to see so many unique machines. And my grandkids enjoyed the 'walk through history' aspect of the very well organised and displayed exhibition.

Pretty cool, some exhibits are strange and one was not something I would allow children to see, but overall it is very good, it can get packed though.

Had a fabulous afternoon at GOMA, highly recommend a visit!

The Queensland Art Gallery is quite simply awesome! Nestled in the beautiful river, it is a lovely work and an amazing building! There are always fantastic exhibitions - and staff are friendly! Seen a few exhibitions and the latest one, Patricia Piccinini - really shows how an artist can reshape the place! Love the grounds, water feature and the coffee... great little cafe! A truly awesome place!

The marvel exhibition was brilliant. So much to see and a lot of interactive things to do.

Well worth the $25 fee to get in.

Unfortunately we didn't see any other parts of the gallery but the staff we came into contact with were really friendly.

Rich gallery, pleasant to browse, there are always interesting paintings including Aboriginal art

Good place to soak up some artwork and chill on days where you just want to relax and do something slow. The exhibits are very interesting and they change on a seasonal basis as well. Good place to go for dates and just to unwind. Parking is pricey but the museum is pretty much free.

The Margaret Olley exhibition is one of the most extensive collection. The Ben Quilty is a real bonus! Especially his later works2016-8. Provocative, confrontational and unmissable!

Excellent the children's craft is just amazing and enjoyed by my grandchildren aged 5, 3 and 1. Thank you

Loved the motorcycle display that much we went back for a second look.

We frequently visit this incredible space. The gallery gets better & better & of course so does the art! Very child friendly & they love going.

Wonderful amount of art, a good place to go to get the children out of the house. The general gallery is free but some occasional exhibitions cost money. When I went, there was the WATER exhibition. It was great but a bit pricy, at 44 dollars for a family but it was worth. I took some photos of some parts. The gift shop is also great, perfect for getting a present for a loved one or to treat yourself.

GOMA has consistently got great exhibitions and a fun atmosphere. The staff are incredibly helpful even when they don't know the answers. The cafe is a great place to reflect over a coffee with a view.

Relies a lot on the exhibitions which are often good, however the rest of the gallery can be a bit dull.

Went and checked out the motorbike display. Really enjoyed the experience. Fun date with a new friend.

Beautiful establishment with amazing pieces/exhibitions. The best bit is that it is usually suitable for all ages.

Beautiful space. I took a guided volunteer tour and the guide was very knowledgeable.

What a fabulous building.
Some excellent exhibitions.
Can get lost like a any gallery.
This whole area is great.

Always love GOMA, I take the kids here quite a bit.

Very disappointing. The exhibitions that are framed in glass - all you see is your own reflection. The reflection of myself over took any ability to see or critic the framed works. The lighting needs serious work.

I can always spend hours here. There s always so much to see, so much to learn and it s always so well presented. So proud that GOMA is ours here in Qld, it s world class and makes us a destination.

My most recent visit is for Motorcycle which is a fabulous cross-section collection for motorists and design fiends alike.

It's a great building , designed by Robin Gibson and I like gallery collection of paintings.

Great free gallery, I try to drop in when I can as it's nice and relaxing

The gallery is really interesting to visit, especially since it's free! Small flat: the air conditioning is a bit too strong.

GOMA generally has interesting exhibitions and forms part of Queenslands cultural precinct. We are very lucky to have such a great attraction in a such a beautiful riverside setting. Keep up the great work. Always a good spot on a hot week-end.

Some very gifted and imaginative people amongst us. A relaxing place to visit.

Great ambiance and free! Always worth a visit when in the area

Thought provoking art, interesting things from a range of people and cultures.

APT 9 is an excellent free exhibition for the community. Well worth a visit. Gallery has great spaces to enjoy, and the air-con is deliriously good :)

Some of the best exibitions in Brisbane! Definetely the go to place for inspiration and art

What an amazing gallery, it is in a convent location beside the city. Multiple was to get there through transport and lots of options for parking (warning, can be expensive). I have been for multiple exhibitions, all have been well laid out and planned. I would recommend seeing anything that is on here. I was lucky enough to see the Marvel Exhibition which was spectacular!

A very fancy building with some cool art but be warned the air conditioning is always cooler. Bring a jacket!

A very nice gallery. The exhibitions are always displayed well, the atmosphere and general vibe is always exciting. Always worth the visit.

Great art gallery, often has big international exhibits.

So much amazing art to see. No backpacks allowed. They have a bag drop spot. Must stand a couple of feet away from art. Has toilets and a cafe. Right next door to museum.

Always something new and exciting to see. Adjacent to QLD State Library and the Qld Art Gallery, as well as a couple of places to hangout and eat.