QAG Presents: Tony Albert’s ‘Visible’
While it’s tempting to go on an all-out feeding frenzy throughout Fish Lane, it’d be preferable to not need wheelchair assistance on your departure. So, take it slow, and while you’re on a mid-feast break, digest one of the Queensland Art Gallery’s best current exhibitions.
Young Indigenous Australian artist Tony Albert presents his work Visible in an eye-opening experience of Indigenous culture and heritage, on show until October 7.
The exhibit has been developed to kick-start conversations around the misrepresentation of Aboriginal Australians through a range of pieces including painting, video, photography and installations.
Using a combo of humourous and touching techniques, Tony challenges beliefs and misconceptions about his culture and the issues faced by so many in his community.
If a day of intrigue, culture and light-hearted humour sounds like your gig, head down to QAG and check it out.
