The Obliteration Room Goma

The obliteration room revisits the popular interactive children s project developed by yayoi kusama for the queensland art gallery s fourth asia pacific triennial of contemporary art in 2002.

The obliteration room goma.

The obliteration room goma see 2 356 traveler reviews 996 candid photos and great deals for brisbane australia at tripadvisor. The 2014 installation coincides with the we can make another future. The obliteration room is a dynamic artwork that transforms over time as hundreds of thousands of dots accumulate in the space. The obliteration room 2002 present sponsored by santos glng and supported by ikea logan is an interactive work initially developed by senior japanese artist yayoi kusama in collaboration with the queensland art gallery as a children s project for apt2002.

Gallery of modern art. The senior japanese contemporary artist brought her popular interactive installation the obliteration room back to the queensland gallery of modern art goma. Stanley place south brisbane. Asia pacific triennial of contemporary art.

The room consists of a domestic environment recreated in the gallery space complete with locally sourced furniture and other household wares that are painted completely white. The 2017 installation coincides with the yayoi kusama. Look now see forever exhibition at goma the work became a social media phenomenon when images of the progressive. Putting up stickers in the obliteration room at the gallery of modern art south brisbane.

Life is the heart of a rainbow exhibition opening on 04 november 2017. The obliteration room 2002 to present is transformed over time as dots accumulate in the space so enter the world of leading contemporary japanese artist yayoi kusama before it closes on sunday 4 february add your colourful dot stickers to a continue reading yayoi kusama s obliteration room once looked like this. Reworked and enlarged in 2011 for the gallery s yayoi kusama. Asia pacific triennial of contemporary art.

The obliteration room revisits the popular interactive children s project developed by yayoi kusama for the queensland art gallery s fourth asia pacific triennial of contemporary art in 2002. The obliteration room 2011 revisits the popular interactive children s project developed by yayoi kusama for the queensland art gallery s apt 2002. Japanese art after 1989 exhibition. In this reworked and enlarged installation an australian domestic environment is recreated in the gallery space complete with locally sourced furniture and ornamentation all of which has been painted completely white.

This is a super fun space where children are officially given permission to make a mess and cover every surface with colored stickers.