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
In any city there are certain signs and places you walk past all the time—the milk bar, a record store…
Australians love grass; kicking a footy, running under a sprinkler, having a barbeque in the backyard and spending time in the garden
r.a.m.p. (risk assessment management plan) is presented as a site-specific installation in the Ramp Showcase by emerging artist Tom Campbell
Calling all creative kids to be part of a workshop exploring landscape paintings in the SEEING CANBERRA exhibition
There will be and Introduction to works associated with Contour 556 at CMAG and in Civic Square with Senior Curator…
Join original Jennings Germans and their partners as they reflect on their first-hand experience of the extraordinary Jennings Germans story
Take a turn off the main drag and into the laneways to learn about the city’s rich history and art…
Hear about the wonderful journey that curator Sharon Bulkeley took in exploring the social history of one of Canberra's most interesting migrant groups - the Jennings Germans.
Artist Richard Lewer responds to the war memorials that line ANZAC Parade in this work installed as part of the…
View the world through the eyes of Sidney Nolan, make sketches, take photographs then go for a ride
Join collector Wendy Whitham to discover why fans are a source of fascination and beauty. Admire the frills, feathers and…
Flow Line draws out cross generational connections between the twelve artists represented in the exhibition
Wendy Whitham received her first fan as a child from her aunt and uncle after they returned from a trip overseas, but it wasn’t until decades later that she started collecting fans herself