Let your little adventurer experience art through play without worrying about the mess!
Tuesday Art Play is tailored for children between 18 months to 5 years old, aimed at interactivity and visual art awareness, rather than creating a finished product. All materials provided; wear clothes that can get messy.
10.30am–11.15am, Tuesdays, fortnightly, during school term
$5 per child, per session
Fun and interactive, families and children across Queensland can experience free hands-on art-making activities with the 11th Asia Pacific Triennial Kids on Tour, presented during the eleventh edition of QAGOMA’s flagship Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art in Brisbane, including Asia Pacific Triennial Kids in the Children’s Art Centre, Gallery of Modern Art.
Seven different
Learn watercolours with local artist Margaret Worthington.
Paint your own simplified colour wheel using watercolours then create a painting of flowers using the colours found in your colour wheel.
In this workshop you will discuss the high intensity bright colours used by the Impressionists and their use of complimentary colours.
10.30am-1pm, Saturday, 10 May
$25 per person
Bookings required on
‘Drawing Is Seeing’ is a fun, interactive workshop demonstrating that the ability to draw isn’t some innate talent inherited by a lucky few, but rather a skill stemming from keen observation.
Participants move through a series of simple drawing exercises designed to break down self-limiting beliefs and find confidence on the page, and a journey from “I can’t draw…” to “Look what I drew!”
Donna Maree Robinson is a Queensland based, award winning multimedia artist whose site specific projects blend large scale video projections, public art, gallery installations, and filmmaking.
In this workshop participants will learn how to create digital artworks from images created on the day or from previous artwork.
Participants will work together around the theme of NAIDOC 2025 (6-13 July)