Art Exhibitions at QUT Art Museum

Still Life: Joachim Froese Photographs 1999-2008

4 June to 16 August 2009

Still Life surveys five successive bodies of work produced over the last decade by acclaimed Brisbane contemporary photographer Joachim Froese.

From Here to Eternity: Contemporary Tapestries from the Victorian Tapestry Workshop

12 June to 2 August 2009

From Here to Eternity presents a diverse range of tapestries from the Exhibition Collection of the Victorian Tapestry Workshop in Melbourne.

Town and Country: Brisbane Indigenous Art

24 June to 17 August 2009

Held in conjunction with NAIDOC Week 2009.

Between Reality and Non-Reality: Works by Jon Molvig and Gordon Shepherdson

6 August to 11 October 2009

Drawn chiefly from the QUT Art Collection, this exhibition investigates the connections and differences in the work of these two important Australian artists.

Wearer/Maker/Wearer: Recent Work by Paula Dunlop

19 August to 13 September 2009

Making one-off pieces for a specific recipient, often by re-working existing vintage pieces, Dunlop's practice explores the relationship between the maker and the wearer in a way often neglected by the fashion industry.

Clifton Pugh: Printmaker

20 August to 25 October 2009

Clifton Pugh (1924 - 90) is best remembered as a painter of portraits, nudes and landscapes. However, he was also a prolific printmaker. Pugh's etchings, lithographs and monotypes mirror many of the themes explored in his paintings, but the print medium gave him the freedom to investigate different ideas and techniques beyond painting.

Clear Cut: Black and White Prints from the Oodgeroo Collection

20 August to 25 October 2009

An Oodgeroo Collection exhibition of Australian indigenous art.

QUT Staff and Student Exhibitions

A series of exhibitions through 2009

Exhibitions feature the work of staff and students from QUT's teaching and research programs in the creative disciplines of visual arts, design and fashion. The exhibitions are displayed in the Museum's Tom Heath Gallery.

12 Degrees of Latitude: Regional and University Art Collections in Queensland

15 October to 20 December 2009

12 Degrees of Latitude is the first major exhibition surveying art collections owned by Queensland's regional galleries and university art museums. Part of Queensland's 150th anniversary celebrations, the exhibition provides a rare opportunity to view significant works which until now have largely remained the province of local and institutional communities.

footnotes of a verdurous tale: Sebastian Di Mauro 1987-2009

1 November 2009 to 31 January 2010

The first survey exhibition of Di Mauro's work and includes recreations of installations from the late 1990s as well as new works, previously unshown.