In this exhibition the artist continues to explore the themes and forms of her recent work, employing largely recycled materials…
Pop into CMAG during Floriade for special displays and family activities
Hilary Hanrahan creates large sculptural forms from masses of brightly-dyed shredded paper that spill and cascade
Join us for an afternoon of activities based on books shortlisted for the Picture Book and Early Childhood Book of the Year by the Children’s Book Council of the Australia
Venture of on a journey into space, exploring the exhibition, Bigger on the inside: Collecting Dr Who.
Join collector Timothy Kirsopp for a peek at one of the largest private collections of everyone’s favourite Time Lord, The Doctor
A display of 15 paintings selected from the CMAG Collection by artists who are or have been Canberra region residents.
Curator Dr David Headon will highlight a compelling cast of characters – citizens, politicians and kings – who played key roles in this significant period of Australian history
Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by local artist Katy Penman
Join Sheridan Burnett, CMAG’s Assistant Curator, Visual Artsfor a tour of her highlights in Michael Taylor: A Survey 1963–2016
Lord Thomas Denman was Australia’s fifth Governor-General. He and his wife, the irrepressible Lady Gertrude Denman, resided in Australia from…
Join artist Jay Kochel as he breathes air into the processes and ideas behind his installation, avarice : auspice
Timothy Kirsopp displays his entire collection in an attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest collection…
Beyond its phenomenal creativity, May Gibbs’ work is an early example of merchandising stories and artworks. The display presents a…
Join Deborah Clark, CMAG’s Senior Curator, Visual Arts for an engaging look at Michael Taylor: A Survey 1963–2016, and…
Michael Taylor is one of Australia’s leading expressionist painters and one of our region’s most significant contemporary artists, with a…
Large, gold and inflatable, this ambitious project by Canberra artist, Jay Kochel, continues his exploration of the Japanese concept of ‘reading air’.