THE EXHIBITIONPATRICIA PICCININI: CURIOUS AFFECTION
https://www.qagoma.qld.gov.au/whats-on/exhibitions/patricia-piccinini-curious-affection
• A floor plan of ‘Patricia Piccinini: Curious Affection’ has
been developed to assist with visit preparation.
• Patricia Piccinini: Curious Affection is a ticketed
exhibition. This means you need to pay for a ticket.
• You can buy tickets in advance online – go to QTIX or at the
GOMA ticket desk on the day
• You can take photos, but you can’t use a flash. The exhibition
includes sculptures, photographs, installations, videos and
sound
• The artist is known for her hyper-real sculptures of lifelike
hybrid creatures
• See videos of the artist as she walks around the exhibition
and talks about her work
SENSORY EXPERIENCES• Signs in the gallery will tell you the
location of
high sensory areas• Some areas of the exhibition are brightly
lit while
others have low lighting and are quite dark • There are 2 small
sculptures that you can touch
and feel. These are next to the GOMA cloakroom.• The first rooms
as you enter the exhibition are
brightly lit. As you move through these rooms, the light becomes
a little brighter.
- You can wear a cap if you are sensitive to bright light
- There are some videos within the exhibition. The sound will be
lowered or switched off between 9am and 10am. You can also wear
noise cancelling headphones.
• The second half of the exhibition is dimly lit. - There is a
sprung floor in this space that
allows the flower like sculptures to bend and move slightly as
you walk through.
- Spotlights are shone on the sculptures in this room.
• There is a chill out/quiet zone at the river end of the
building. This is shown on the floor plan. This area contains
comfortable seating with windows that provide a view to the
river.
LOW SENSORY VIEWING FOR VISITORS WITH AUTISM AND SENSORY
SENSITIVITY
GALLERY OF MODERN ART (GOMA) | SUNDAY 8 JULY | 9AM – 10AM
INFORMATION SHEET
For full building floor plans visit
www.qagoma.qld.gov.au/maps
GENERAL INFORMATION • Certain items are not allowed in the
Gallery. This is for safety of the artworks on display. You
cannot
bring in food and drinks, large items such as backpacks and
sticky items such as putty. - You can store items that you are not
allowed to take into the Gallery in the cloakroom. - You can take
quiet sensory tools/stimming toys in to the Gallery. • Please do
not touch the artworks. This can cause damage. • The
air-conditioning vents at GOMA are in the floor throughout the
building.• The air conditioning is maintained at 21.5 degrees
throughout the building. This is the best
temperature to conserve the artworks.
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