The University of Canberra, in collaboration with Canberra Museum and Gallery, and the Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Materialis celebrating the 2018 Heritage Festival
Andrew Pike will take us on a journey through the Australian film trade, viewed from the perspective of a Canberra-based distributor and exhibitor
Study faces and figures in the Nolan Collection Gallery and then pose for a black and white photoshoot in the CMAG studio
Join collector Nicky Gallagher as she discusses the 1950s lost era of tiki-pop
Join us for structured afternoon workshops, led by local artist Jacqueline Bradley
Join the conversation at our extended hours opening featuring Dr Anni Doyle Wawrzynczak, cultural historian, curator and arts writer to discuss art in Canberra
Join Deborah Clark, CMAG’s Senior Curator Visual Arts as she celebrates the dazzling stars and illuminates the hidden gems in CMAG’s visual arts collection
How are we shaped by the city we live in? The Lake is Canberra’s most distinctive feature and the thing that gives the city its coordinates.
Join artist S.A. Adair a she discusses her site specific installation Encasement
Join us for structured afternoon workshops, led by local artist Ruth Oliphant
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema
Discover the intriguing connections, both past and present, between Eirene Mort, Gungahlin Homestead and Soldier On
Visit the Children’s Sanctuary and enjoy a place for children and their families to play, create and take part in a range of cultural activities
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema
Join us for an afternoon of hands on, creative workshops, led by local textile artist Ruby Berry
This sequel to The pictures that moved surveys Australian silent films produced during the "roaring twenties"
Participants will be guided by educator Kay Whitney to develop simple line drawings into an edition of prints