Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by arts educator Patrick Bugeja.
Hear a collector’s perspective on underground icon, Wendy Saddington.
NOLAN PROFESSIONAL LEARNING WORKSHOP FOR TEACHERS
Are you an art teacher who is too busy to make your own art…
Monoprinting is a one-off method of printmaking that favours a playful and spontaneous approach to art-making and this is why…
Gain an insight into the Canberra Nature Map project, through viewing the live Twitter feed from this citizen-led portal for…
The exhibition Home in Time was inspired by a book written for the centenary of Canberra. 100 Canberra Houses: A Century of Capital Architecture by Tim Reeves and Alan Roberts surveys Canberra’s domestic culture from 1913 – 2013.
This display of nine anodised and powder coated aluminium decorative and functional objects reflects some of the rich tradition of…
Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by local artist Jacqueline Bradley. Visit the Ramp Showcase and then create your own collage inspired by Millan Pintos-Lopez’s work. There are a number of activities in the foyer and galleries for the Capital and Country Family Trail to creating tags for Christmas gifts.
Follow the development of Saddington’s career as a cult celebrity and a key figure in Australian popular music history.
Lara Nicholls, Assistant Curator, Australian Paintings and Sculpture, at the National Gallery of Australia speaks about the Capital and Country exhibition
Millán graduated with First Class Honours in Printmedia and Drawing, from the ANU School of Art. At this time he was awarded the CMAG Emerging Artist Support Scheme (EASS) exhibition.
CMAG is giving its foyer screen over to the Instagram account of local artist Holly Granville Edge for the Summer of ’15.
The exhibition celebrates the art of the newly-federated Australia alongside the work of Australians working in Europe during these formative years of the new century.
Collect a Capital and Country family trail from the Museum Assistants and take a tour of Federation Australian landscape painting.
The annual CAPO exhibition is Canberra’s most significant annual survey of local, professional, contemporary artists, craft practitioners and designer-makers.
Visual artist Alexander Boynes, and Juliet Moody from Sparrow-Folk, speak about the benefits of winning a CAPO Award; and Deborah Clark, CMAG’s Senior Curator Visual Arts, reviews the CAPO 2015 Exhibition
The story at the heart of this exhibition is of a prolific artist, collaborator, teacher, writer, family historian and a ‘new woman’ pursuing a profession in the arts at the beginning of the 20th Century