Asia Pacific Triennial Kids on Tour

Presented by Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA), Asia Pacific Triennial Kids on Tour includes activities developed in collaboration with artists from across Asia and the Pacific.

Enjoy free activities at Redcliffe Art Gallery and Caboolture Art Gallery.

Families can drop in any time during gallery opening hours to enjoy fun and engaging hands-on art activities. No bookings required. Suitable for all ages.

Dates and locations

Redcliffe Art Gallery: 1 March - 24 May
Caboolture Regional Art Gallery: 5 April - 21 April

Activities

Unity within Multiplicity

Create repeating patterns using coloured pencils and geometric templates in this activity developed in collaboration with artist Dana Awartani (Saudi Arabia/Palestine).

Monster of Wants

In this fun and imaginative activity, Malaysian artist Harold ‘Egn’ Eswar invites you to create a drawing of a monster that expresses the things you most desire.

A Dream for the Future

Make a drawing that reflects your dreams for the future in this activity developed with Cambodian artist Yim Maline.

If the seeds chose where to grow

In this activity Indian artist Rithika Merchant, encourages children to shape a new world by adding elements such as living beings, plants and celestial bodies to an interactive, ever changing landscape.

Wakuwaku

This activity reflects artist Brett Graham’s (Aotearoa New Zealand) use of traditional Māori patterns. He asks us to consider the natural environment where we live and be inspired to design our own patterns.

APT11 Kids on Tour is a free QAGOMA Touring program available to regional Queensland communities, with thanks to generous support from the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation.

Image credit: Harold ‘Egn’ Eswar / Malaysia b.1980 / Monster of Wants (installation view, GOMA) 2024 / Paper, crayons, vinyl, MDF, paint / A collaboration between Harold ‘Egn’ Eswar and the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art / Commissioned for Asia Pacific Triennial Kids with support from the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation / © Harold ‘Egn’ Eswar / Photograph by J Ruckli © QAGOMA.