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Free exhibitions in Queensland August 2025

Your guide to free exhibitions in Queensland this August, including contemporary photography and landscape paintings.
13 Aug 2025 12:37
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A close crop of two pairs of hands holding a camera and some film inside a photography exhibition. Free exhibitions in Queensland.

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‘New Light: Photography Now + Then’ at Museum of Brisbane. Photo: Katie Bennett.

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Free exhibitions are a great way to encounter art, whether it is at your local gallery or a big institution.

Open Tuesday to Friday 9am-5pm and Saturday to Sunday 9am-1pm.

Open everyday 10am-5pm.

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