Auslan Interpreted Tour of 'Photography in the 1980s'

A highly saturated photograph of a person in a white shirt leaning his head into the lap of a woman with a red and black dress whose head is cut out of frame.

Discover the stories behind Photography in the 1980s on a guided tour led by QUT Galleries and Museums Engagement Coordinator, Renae Belton.

Explore key works from the exhibition and gain deeper insight into the photographers, ideas and cultural context that defined the decade.

Accredited Auslan interpreter Megan Bytheway will accompany the tour, welcoming members of our d/Deaf community to participate in this shared exhibition experience.

For any queries, contact QUT Art Museum on artmuseum@qut.edu.au.

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Image: Tracey Moffatt, Something more #3, 1989, National Gallery of Australia, Kamberri/Canberra, commissioned by the Albury Regional Art Centre with assistance from the Visual Arts/Crafts Board of the Australia Council and the Exhibitions Development Fund of the Regional Galleries Association of NSW © Tracey Moffatt, courtesy of Roslyn Oxley Gallery 9, Sydney

NATIONAL GALLERY ON TOUR

Photography in the 1980s is a National Gallery Touring exhibition, presented as part of the Bowness Family Foundation Photography Touring Program.

Logos of NGA and Bowness Family Foundation

Place

QUT Art Museum

Date

6 December 2026

When

10 – 11AM

Cost

Free

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