64 65 ARTLINES 3 | 2025 WHAT’S ON An Artlines 1-2025 caption correction: Sahara Badal (Maguindanao del Norte, Philippines), dancer and cultural practitioner of Kalinangan Dance Company, with Kikik Kollektive’s mural Tul-an sang aton kamal-aman (Bones of our elders) 2024, commissioned for the 11th Asia Pacific Triennial, during the exhibition’s opening weekend, GOMA, November 2024 / Photograph: Katie Bennett From top Production still from A Night at the Opera 1935 / Director: Sam Wood / Image courtesy: Roadshow Films. Production still from In the Mood for Love 2000 / Director: Wong Kar-wai / Image courtesy: Janus Films Production still from Killer of Sheep 1978 / Director: Charles Burnett / Image courtesy: Kino Lorber THE MARX BROTHERS: MONKEY BUSINESS Until 21 September | Free Comedy anarchy continues with ‘The Marx Brothers: Monkey Business’, a showcase of the first six films of Groucho, Chico, Harpo and Zeppo. The final weeks of this program include some of their most acclaimed motion pictures, including Horse Feathers 1932, Duck Soup 1933 and A Night at the Opera 1935 — each regularly ranked among the greatest comedies Hollywood has ever produced. IN THE MOOD FOR MAGGIE CHEUNG 24 October – 30 November 2025 | Ticketed A wide-ranging survey of one of the most iconic and inimitable stars of Hong Kong cinema, Maggie Cheung. Best known for her unforgettable performance in Wong Kar-wai’s modern classic In the Mood for Love 2000, Cheung has a career that stretches over four decades and spans Hong Kong, France and North America. This program showcases such highlights as her thrilling role in Jackie Chan’s action spectacular Police Story 1985, and the enigmatic drama Irma Vep 1996. CHARLES BURNETT: L.A. REBEL 10–22 October 2025 | Free This program explores the extraordinary films of Charles Burnett, a key figure of the ‘L.A. Rebellion’ — a loosely associated group of Black American filmmakers who emerged from UCLA’s film school in the 1960s and 70s. In a career repeatedly beset by institutional hurdles, Burnett nevertheless established himself as one of the premier documenters of life in the United States, with his debut feature Killer of Sheep 1978 (a textured portrait of Los Angeles’s Watts neighbourhood) finding new audiences this year after its recent 4K restoration. QAGOMA FOUNDATION 2025 FOUNDATION ANNUAL DINNER Saturday 25 October | 6.00pm | QAG Gather a table to enjoy an exquisite threecourse black tie dinner in QAG’s iconic Watermall, along with a captivating performance and the awarding of the 2025 QAGOMA Medal. FUTURE COLLECTIVE PROJECT PITCH AND END OF YEAR CELEBRATION Wednesday 12 November | 6.00pm | GOMA At their final event for the year, Future Collective members will hear pitches from the Gallery’s Australian Art curatorial team and vote for the acquisitions that their combined donations will support in 2025. Please contact the Foundation Office on (07) 3840 7316 for information and bookings. Future Collective members vote at their annual Project Pitch, QAG, 2021 / Photograph: Joe Ruckli
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