Join curator Ian Wong as he discusses his exhibition Light, Colour, Humanity – The Legacy of Alastair Swayn
Join us for a signature cocktail designed by Canberra’s Martini Whisperer inspired by the stunning new exhibition Light, Colour, Humanity.
Official histories are often dominated by many worthy men, but who are some of the women that have shaped Canberra?
Calling all dinosaur lovers. There are dinosaurs loose in the museum!
Make your own dinosaur costume then roar, stomp and chomp your way through CMAG during the Enlighten Festival!
Join us at CMAG for the 25th National Multicultural Festival!
Join artist Karena Keys discuss her new work on display at Canberra Museum and Gallery
Join curators Virginia Rigney and Dr Jennifer Gall in their talk about Alice Babidge’s costumes for Justin Kurzel’s film The True History of the Kelly Gang and parallels with Sidney Nolan’s imagery in his Ned Kelly series.
Looking for the perfect Christmas gift for that 'hard to buy for' someone? How about a creative drawing gift package at Canberra Museum and Gallery.
Get ready for the festive season with Christmas music and carols in the CMAG foyer
Join artist Tony Clark, Canberra Art Biennial Creative Director Neil Hobbs and Senior Curator Virginia Rigney as they discuss the recent commission on display now at the Canberra Museum and Gallery.
Inspired by Peter Carey’s Man Booker prizewinning novel of the same name, True History of the Kelly Gang is an epic, fictionalised re-telling of the life of legendary Australian bushranger Ned Kelly
Join this talk on Zen Buddhism, including an introduction to Zen meditation will be delivered by experienced Zen Buddhist teacher Jeff Ward
100 Canberra Houses was an instant success when launched for the city’s centenary in 2013. Now a new and revised paperback edition of this much-loved book has been released.
Join Susan Taylor and Peter Jones as they discuss their collection of John Nixon’s art on display at CMAG
Children will create a three-dimensional fantastical creature sculpture using interlocking and joining techniques
Canberra is now recognised as a place of excellence in making but how did we get here and what is going to be important for growing this reputation?