Join a Nobel Prize winner, artist, educator, and astrophysicist to celebrate the launch of Djara, a new project exploring First…
Djara presents the connections of First Nations people with the stars, sky and Country.
A discussion about the changing perceptions and understandings of Australia's convict past and how museums deal with this confronting history.
Outer Space: Stromlo to the Stars celebrates the 100-year anniversary of Mount Stromlo Observatory, bringing to life the groundbreaking discoveries…
Sachie Terasaki, a Canberra based Ikebana artist and qualified instructor, will help you create a beautiful flower arrangement using traditional techniques.
Sachie Terasaki, a Canberra based Ikebana artist and qualified instructor, will help you create a beautiful flower arrangement using traditional techniques.
Join Professor Roger Benjamin's talk about growing up and later restoring the Round House - one of Canberra's most iconic mid-century buildings
Join artist Bruce Reynolds and learn how to cast a low relief plaster piece from your own design
How Soon is Now? brings together a selection of Bruce Reynolds’ exquisite cast relief works with two-dimensional collaged linoleum works.
Join Bruce Reynolds for a floor talk about his exhibition, How Soon Is Now?
This exhibition celebrates two of Canberra's most influential artists, Hiroe Swen and the late Cornel Swen who, together, led a uniquely creative life in this region.
Seven contemporary artists each create a group of ceramic vessels that can display flowers but challenge the idea of a vase.
Join us for a special preview of Hiroe and Cornel Swen: Making a Creative Life
Want to vote early? CMAG is back as an early voting station for the ACT Election!
It's Floriade time and we're getting floral with native flowers that grow in the Canberra region.
Join us in a…
Experience the meditative work of internationally renowned glass artist Mel Douglas
In 1924, there were around 3,000 people living in Canberra, with about half of them involved in construction projects to build the new capital city. Many of those people were Scots.