Wentworth Galleries

Irish Lane

QUT Art Museum is a free public gallery showcasing dynamic exhibitions of modern and contemporary art. Renowned for its commitment to accessibility and inclusion, the museum offers experiences that inspire and engage visitors of all ages. Alongside presenting diverse artistic programs, it highlights QUT’s cutting-edge research and serves as a unique learning and teaching resource for students and staff. Whether you’re a seasoned art lover or a curious newcomer, there’s always something new to discover at QUT Art Museum.

40 Edward St

Nestled in the beautiful setting of Old Government House on QUT's Gardens Point campus, the William Robinson Gallery honours the life and work of distinguished contemporary Australian artist and QUT alumnus Dr William Robinson AO (1936–2025). Free and open to the public, the Gallery presents annual exhibitions, produces publications and films, offers group tours and workshops, and conducts research on the artist’s practice.

Step into a world of creativity and inspiration, home to a carefully curated collection of up to 80 pieces of original artworks by Arabella. Each piece is a testament to her unique vision, meticulously crafted and personally signed, Our gallery is more than just a space—it’s a journey into the interplay of color, emotion, and self-discovery, designed to spark reflection and harmony in everyday life. Designed to be warm and inviting, our gallery welcomes everyone to discover the profound connections between art, identity, and the universe. Join our weekly Paint & Sip sessions (Tue-Fri) or special weekend art events. A welcoming space where art inspires harmony and connection. Visit to experience creativity that speaks to the soul🌱

Kuiper is a contemporary art platform dedicated to the support of conceptually based artworks and critical discussion. Kuiper currently operates two exhibition spaces in Meanjin (Brisbane CBD), Australia, showing works by local, interstate and international artists.

Queensland Art Gallery was established in 1895 and moved to its current residence at South Brisbane in 1982. QAG is home to our permanent Australian, Asian and International Art collections, bringing together art from different times and across cultures.

Grey Street &, Melbourne St