D Harding's studio, 25 January 2017. Photography: Carl Warner
Griffith University Art Museum Research and Special Projects
Griffith University Art Museum undertakes ongoing research into important aspects of the University’s Art Collection, and contemporary Australian and international art practices more broadly. These research projects have led to award-winning publications, critically-reviewed exhibitions, and greater awareness of little known and overlooked art practices.
Explore
Richard Bell Reader
documenta 15 & Tate Modern
Gordon Bennett
Gordon Bennett: Selected Writings
D Harding
D Harding: Body of Objects | documenta 14
Gordon Hookey
Gordon Hookey: Summoning Time. Painting & Politikill Transition in MURRILAND! | documenta 14
Lockdown Studios
2020 Artist Studio Tours
Pope Alice
40th Anniversary of Pope Alice
With Heart & Hand Online Resource
Archiving Australian Media Arts
Towards a method and a national collection
Public programs
Griffith University Art Museum offers a dynamic range of public programs, including artist and curator talks, panel discussions, workshops and masterclasses.
Our annual program also includes a special series of In Conversation events with some of the country’s most active collectors and philanthropists.
We also hold children’s workshops throughout the year, and cater to children from five through to eighteen years of age.
Exhibition tours
Griffith University Art Museum welcomes visits from schools, universities and community groups. Our staff can provide free introductory talks and exhibition tours as required. Contact us via email to book a visit.
Education resources
Education Kits for teachers and students are available for download as applicable. They can be used before, during or after your visit.
Children's workshops
Our Children’s workshops are held throughout the year, and cater to children from five through to eighteen years of age.