Visit the National Multicultural Festival’s Family Spaces to play, create and take part in a range of cultural activities.
Join us as we discuss the artistic and collaborative process behind Djinjama: Defying the grid
Emeirely Nucifora-Ryan investigates the many phenomena of glass through the use of astronomical imagery
Friends of the National Film and Sound Archive presents stories that celebrate film
Budawang (of Yuin Nation) spatial designer Dr Danièle Hromek with mother, Robyn Hromek and sister Siân Hromek, draw on their…
Join collector Anneka Losik as she discusses her love of pop culture and passion for collecting
Spend a fun family day, or just a lazy half-hour at CMAG these school holidays playing board games!
Join artists Mandy Martin, Alexander Boynes and musician and composer Tristen Parr as they discuss the process of collaboration involved in creating the exhibition Hi-Vis Futures
Kimberley Echoes is a powerful musical celebration of the Kimberley and its people
Can a deeply emotional experience of art drive a personal response to climate change?
Civic Square, designed by Roy Simpson of Yuncken Freeman in 1959, was a confident assertion of utopian Modernist architectural style
From ‘eco’ to ‘FIFO’. From high-value to high-vis. This art installation encompasses the complex political, environmental and fundamentalsocial issues that are occurring right now and for the visible future
Friends of the National Film and Sound Archive presents stories that celebrate film
Join Professor David Throsby and a panel of four local artists as they consider what a sustainable arts practice looks like
Discover sites and stories of activism on a walk around the ANU Acton Campus with ANU Heritage Advisor Amy Jarvis
Friends of the National Film and Sound Archive presents stories that celebrate film
Daniel Ellsberg discusses his experiences in Vietnam and their influence on his decision to release the stolen Pentagon papers to the American public. Plus, the Tasmanian Wilderness Society's blockade of construction on a dam to flood the Franklin River attracted activists from all over Australia, 1440 of whom were arrested for non-violent protest. Their efforts influenced the 1983 federal election campaign.
Discover the story behind the Women Against Rape in Warprotests of the early 1980s with Dr Gail Radford and Di Lucas