
Water
On now at GOMA
At a glance
- 15
- weeks
- 8
- rooms
- Venue
- Gallery of Modern Art (GOMA)
- Status
- Closed 23 Mar 2020
- Scale
- First Southern Hemisphere presentation of Olafur Eliasson’s Riverbed 2014
- Scale
- Around 100 tonnes of rock and material in the ground-floor galleries
- Scale
- Scheduled to 26 Apr 2020; closed early due to COVID-19
The exhibition
Water ran at the Gallery of Modern Art from 7 December 2019 to 23 March 2020; it was scheduled to 26 April 2020 and closed early due to COVID-19. It included the first Southern Hemisphere presentation of Olafur Eliasson’s Riverbed 2014, with around 100 tonnes of rock and material in the ground-floor galleries.
Spatial strategy
- Stop 1: EntryMegan Cope, RE FORMATION 2019
- Stop 2: A rising tide
- Stop 3: Deep
- Stop 4: Pulse
- Stop 5: Cycles
- Stop 6: Held
- Stop 7: RiverbedOlafur Eliasson, Riverbed 2014
- Stop 8: Central atriumWilliam Forsythe, The Fact of Matter 2009
Also in the exhibition Cai Guo-Qiang, Heritage 2013 · Peter Fischli & David Weiss, Snowman · Angela Tiatia, Holding On 2015 · Judy Watson · David Medalla, Cloud Canyons No. 25
Riverbed 2014 © Olafur Eliasson. Exhibition design: Megan Franks, Lead Designer, QAGOMA.
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In the press
Concrete Playground · Five Eye-Catching Artworks You Need to See at GOMA’s Thought-Provoking ‘Water’ Exhibition (opens in a new tab)
Australian Book Review · Water (Queensland Art Gallery and Gallery of Modern Art) (opens in a new tab)