Major new works by international artists, as well as two projects involving more than 30 women artists from the Pacific, are among the highlights of The 9th Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art (APT9) which opened at the Queensland Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA) on Friday 23 November. APT9 features a wide range of art forms, and give particular focus to artists exploring themes including ongoing presence of spirituality in digital times, the multiple ways that wealth, value and labour operate, the agency of the body, and concerns for others as well as the vulnerability of the natural world.
Readers also enjoyed seeing the Socials from Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s latest performance.
Leyshani Naidu, Amelia Varaei & Ruha Fifita
Joshua Djordjewitsch, Beth Mitchell & Alex Moss
Megan & Elliott Franks
Morry & Anna Schwartz
Josh & Dani Milani
Armi Lacanilao & Claudia Julius
Lachlan Jones & Mia Campbell
Dani Towers & Family
Ian Powne, Carody Culver & Tessa Mullen
Natasha, Jeroen, Ella & Tom
Anna & Mark Gomes
Emily Gray & Ivan Anderson
Katie Fisher, Megan McDowell & Haunnah Rheault
Mithu Sen & Sally Smart
Vanessa & Michael Myer & Annastacia Palaszczuk
