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Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) I Photography: Queensland Art Gallery/Natasha Harth

Architecture

The Queensland Art Gallery is a single institution with two sites: the celebrated Robin Gibson-designed Gallery which opened in 1982, and the Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA), designed by Architectus, at Kurilpa Point — the last reach of the Brisbane River which overlooks the city.

Separated by a distance of only 150 metres door-to-door, the Queensland Art Gallery and GoMA enjoy a close visual and physical connection. GoMA and the Queensland Art Gallery complement each other yet remain distinctive within their architectural genres.