Join University Archivist, Maggie Shapley, for an exclusive opportunity to tour the repository situated over the Parkes Way tunnel
Nah, It’s Canberra features images of Canberra shot from uncommon angles. Framed in a new way Canberra’s familiar sites reveal unlikely other lives.
Join us for an afternoon of structured workshops, led by local artist Jacqueline Bradley
Highlights from the collection of Peter Taylor, ranging from rare Post World War II European bikes to an Australian bike raced at the 1956 Melbourne Olympics
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema.
Join award winning author-artist Jeannie Baker as she delves into her artistic process and the often personal, extraordinary journeys of…
Original works by celebrated author-artist Jeannie Baker from her new book Circle
Join Dale Middleby, CMAG’s Senior Curator, Social History and Ros Russell, Chair, UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Committee for a conversation about the exhibition, Memory of the World in Canberra
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema.
Transport yourself to the Pacific Islands and remote regions of Australia, surrounded by the sounds of local language conveyed via a virtual reality experience
Discover the rich documentary heritage held in Canberra’s premier cultural institutions and the contribution made to the UNESCO Australian Memory of the World Register by Canberra's librarians, archivists, curators and conservators.
Rustle along to view Hilary Hanrahan's large sculptural forms created using brightly-dyed shredded paper
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema.
The annual CAPO exhibition is an enticing annual survey of local, professional, contemporary artists, craft practitioners and designer-makers
In the lead up to ACT Children’s Week, children aged 2–3 years and their carers will explore a range of hands-on, guided activities in the CMAG Studio.
Reel McCoy Film Society presents bi-monthly film screenings of classic cinema.
Canberra’s Capital Arts Patrons’ Organisation presents its annual exhibition and auction of works by some of our region’s most exciting visual artists.