Explore fresh perspectives through Museum of Brisbane exhibition highlights, tracing the evolving life of our city’s history and culture.
City in the Sun provided playful reinterpretations, evocative re-imaginings and quiet reflections, proposing exciting images of Brisbane’s subtropical identity today.
The Storytellers uncovered the hidden histories, myths and tales of Brisbane as told by nine of the city’s contemporary writers.
Bauhaus Now brought to life the little-known story of how revolutionary ideas of the Weimar Republic in Germany influenced modernist art, design and architecture in Brisbane.
Explore this online exhibition giving insight into the creative expression of young people during COVID-19.
In 2021, we reflect on 10 years since the 2011 floods devastated our city and acknowledge all who were affected.
Food is on our minds right now! Explore the history and culture of food in Brisbane.
The Designers’ Guide: Easton Pearson Archive featured 200 garments displayed at Museum of Brisbane (23 November 2018 – 22 April 2019).
The Elliott Collection of photographs by Brisbane photographer Alfred Elliott (1870 – 1954) captures everyday moments over a period of 50 years.
The open source ethos continues to prove relevant and more important than ever for Brisbane’s creative practitioners.
The First World War erupted in Europe on 4 August 1914. Across Australia the call to arms was sounded.
Born in the Brisbane suburb of Yeronga in 1895, Lloyd Rees became one of Australia’s leading 20th century artists.
In 2017, Museum of Brisbane committed to weaving 10,000 stars in support of the One Million Stars to End Violence project, founded by weaving artist Maryann Talia Pau with her husband and Indigenous leader Mark Yettica-Paulson.
