Most people love it when they hear the word "Free" so the GoMA is already off to a good start. Most of the exhibits were visually stunning, if not Art, but what do I know?

Downstairs tucked away from most of the Gallery is a kids section. When we went (weekday), the kids were able to make masks and our four year old was able to pretty much have the run of a craft table to himself and had a great time. He made his sister and himself a mask, whilst I joined in as well. We weren't rushed and he had a great time!

There was also a communal colouring sheets, but he didn't see the point since another kid has already messed it up! Also not being able to take it home, seemed a little silly to a 4 year old.

But I take my hat off to Brisbane City and GoMA for having something like this for free and for families.

Approximate cost: $0

I love GoMA. The screenings of eclectic films and documentaries is great, and often free (although donation box is at entrance). The exhibits are very interesting, interactive, and I find can be psychologically stimulating, just as art should be. Some exhibits have still stayed in my memories after a long time. One of the highlights of my time living in Brisbane :)

A fantastic gallery that caters to a wide range of tastes. The exhibits are usually incredibly well set up, and there's a lot of attention to detail when it comes to making exhibits more interactive. All in all a wonderful way to spend a day.

fantastic luv it

Many exhibitions are an acquired taste, but some are spectacular such as the Valentino exhibition and Ron Mueck.
Great to have another space in Brisbane to see high art.