Visitor information
Numinous: The Landscape Paintings of William Robinson is now open.
Search the Collection
QUT staff and students can search the QUT Art Collection online to discover more than 320 artworks by William Robinson. More artists will be added soon.
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Current exhibition
Numinous: The Landscape Paintings of William Robinson
1 October 2024 – 31 August 2025
Numinous presents a profound exploration of one of the most significant aspects of William Robinson’s oeuvre—the landscape paintings produced between 1990 and 2008. Drawing on the magnificent natural environment of Kombumerri Country of the Yugambeh Language Region in South-East Queensland, these works occupy a delicate boundary where human perception intersects with the unknown, the infinite and the divine.
Virtual tours
Take a virtual tour
Experience our current and past exhibitions from anywhere you are in the world.
The artist
“Once you’re a painter it’s not a hobby, it becomes part of your very being. Every single thing you do to do with your living relates to your painting. You’re a sort of prisoner to your art.” – William Robinson AO
William Robinson 2012 © Mark Callanan
Our sister gallery: QUT Art Museum
William Robinson Gallery and our sister gallery, QUT Art Museum, are two of Queensland’s premier visual art institutions, situated in one of the CBD’s premium locations on the Brisbane river. Open Tuesday to Sunday, QUT Art Museum offers a diverse suite of in-house curated exhibitions drawn from the university’s extensive art collection as well as commissioned art projects, and touring exhibitions.
Getting here
The William Robinson Gallery is situated in historic Old Government House, next to the Botanic Gardens in the Brisbane CBD.