Italian Art Tours and Banksy Masterpieces: What's On in Brisbane Today

Cultural Highlights and Artistic Journeys

Monday in Brisbane brings a sophisticated blend of international culture and immersive artistic experiences. While many might consider the start of the week a quiet time for the city, today's schedule offers a rich array of galleries and exhibitions that provide the perfect escape from the daily grind. Whether you are looking to refine your language skills or dive into the world of a street art legend, today's program has something for everyone.

Italian-Language Highlights Tour at QAG

One of the most unique opportunities today is the specialized Italian-language guided tour at the Queensland Art Gallery (QAG). Running from 10:15 am to 11:00 am, this event invites visitors to explore the gallery's highlight collections through the lens of Italian culture and language. This tour is an excellent choice for native speakers or those practicing the language, offering a rare chance to engage with Australian and international masterpieces while receiving expert commentary in Italian. It is a sophisticated way to spend the morning in the heart of the Cultural Precinct.

The Art of Banksy: Without Limits

In the city center, the global premiere of "The Art of Banksy: Without Limits" Chapter Two continues its residency at Uptown in the Queen Street Mall. This massive exhibition spans over 1,500 square meters and showcases more than 300 works by the world’s most elusive street artist. Open throughout the day, the exhibit includes original artworks, prints, and interactive installations that explore Banksy's provocative and often humorous social commentary. It is a high-energy destination for those who appreciate art that challenges conventions.

Immersive Installations at GOMA

The Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA) remains a focal point for contemporary art with the ongoing "Olafur Eliasson: Presence" exhibition. Open from 10:00 am, this multi-sensory journey uses light, fog, and reflections to play with your perception of space. Additionally, visitors can witness the profound "kith and kin" by Archie Moore, which recently achieved international acclaim at the Venice Biennale. These world-class exhibitions provide a contemplative and visually stunning experience for a Monday afternoon.

Prehistoric Wonders at Queensland Museum

For those interested in natural history, the Queensland Museum Kurilpa is currently hosting "Croc! Lost Giants to Living Legends." This all-ages interactive exhibition allows you to walk alongside ancient predators and learn about their 130-million-year journey. It is a fascinating look at the evolution of one of the world's most formidable creatures, making it a great stop for families or history buffs today.