Presented by the Friends of the National Film and Sound Archive as part of the ACT Heritage Festival
The exhibition HABITAT: Ways of living explores how contemporary artists respond to the built environment and how individuals, families and…
Join CMAG and PhotoAccess for a unique photography workshop program developing your unique vision of our city
Join curator Mark Bayly in an introduction to the exhibition HABITAT: Ways of living
As an emerging artist in the early 1940s, Sidney Nolan returned to his childhood haunts of St Kilda and began…
Investigate the concept of time in works of art inspired by the Unequal hours exhibition. Children will explore the exhibition…
Join CMAG and PhotoAccess for a unique photography workshop program developing your unique vision of our city
Explore the extraordinary little-known story of the connection between the Civic Merry Go Round and Nolan's art practice
Join CMAG and PhotoAccess for a unique photography workshop program developing your unique vision of our city
Who travels around Australia and takes 1000s of photos of old signs? The Gents, that’s who!
Be entranced by the dazzling glow of neon as you discover the history of this unique artform.
Gather your friends around for a fun outing to the Canberra Croquet Club
Join collectors Julie and Andrew Carter in conversation with Visual Arts Curator Sita McAlpine for a floor talk about their expansive collection of Australiana ceramics.
Join us for a free lunchtime floor talk with Paul Janssens, Assistant Director of Landscape Services at Australian Parliament House
Calling all creative kids to be part of a workshop exploring backyard themes in THE BLADE exhibition
Delicious pies! Cold Drinks! Tasty treats! Come and view Canberra’s original Pie Cart – now fully restored – and hear about its amazing history as you enjoy snacks in the sunshine.
Join us in the CMAG theatre, to hear The Blade curator Richard Heathcote cut through the sward of myth and mystery to reveal how lawn grass became the most ubiquitous plant in twentieth century gardens